The Washington times., 1915-06-06
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ture Of what we po' folks would be
likely to regard as a small fortune
After sending the children to Bad
eek. Nova Scotia, to spend the sum-
grandmother, Prof. and Mrs. Alex
ander Graham Fell, the Gilbert
Grcsvenors Will leave Washington
early In July for a long Western
trip. They will 60 through the Grand
Canyon to Los Angeles, where Mrs.
Grosvenor will stay while her hus-
band joins the camping party In the
Yosemite valley, which IL being ar
ranged by Stephen T. Mather. As
sistant Secretary Of the Interior.
Mr.. Mather left town Wednesday
for California. where he will COM
plete the details Of the expedition.
In addition to Mr.. Grosvenor. George
Ctis Smith. director OF the, Geological
Survey; Emerson Hough, Of Chicago,
of Mississippi Buble' fame: Henry
Fairfield Osborne. the naturalist, and
several Congressman to the number
Of about twelve. have been invited to
Join the party, which will be per-
sonally conducted by Mr.. Mather. He,
by the way. was formerly tho mana
ger Of the Twenty Mule Team" bor-
AK concern. arranged publicity stunts
for them, and this 10 one Of series
Of junkets which he 10 planning to
rouse the interest Of members of
Congress and other prominent folk
in the Government reservations Of
which he is now Il z charge
At the end Of this two weeks camp
Ing trip. Mr.. Grosvenor---he 10 the edi-
tor OF the National Geographic Society
Magazine, as I suppose you know-will
Join his wife In San Francisco. They
will visit the exposition. take In Seattle,
Vancouver. climb Mt. Rainier and come
back over the Canadian Rockies. Mrs.
Grosvenor will then Join tho children
at Badeck for the rest Of the summer.
but her husbands plans depend upon
his business.
Jack La Gorce, assistant editor Of the
Geographic Magasine, who ID now in
San Francisco. having made the trip
via the Panama canal. will be homo
within the next fortnight
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DR.. and Mrs. Ryan Devereux. with
their houseful of handsome children,
have closed their house in Bradley Lane.
and are spending a few weeks at The
Lodge" near Chevy Chase circle. so
that Mrs. Devereux may have rest
from the cares Of housekeeping. Their
house, by the way. Is for rent, as they
expect to leave town the last OF this
month for Woodbury. Forest. Va. to
stay until the schools open IN the fall
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Lieut. George Easterday has gone to
his post in Florida. after passing
month In Washington on leave. fio stop
ped with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George J. Easterday. at their home In
Thirty-nrst street
General and Mrs. Hoyls are plan =
ming to mako Washington their
he adquarters in the future. but will
travel for . year at least before
settling down. Mrs. eHoyle, who has
been at tho Grafton for the past
week since the Ord Prestons. with
whom she was staying. went to CAL
ifornia, expects to go to West Point
today to join the general, who pro-
cedsd her, and to visit her ron-in-
law and daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs
Ephriam Graham. Later General and
Mrs. lIoyle will go to Lake George
to remain until fall.
Their daughter. Mrs. Herr. wife OF
Lieut.. John Herr. has improved rap
idly since her operation several weeks
ago and has left tho Walter Reed
Hospital to convalesce at tho home
of Gen. and Mrs. Erasmus Weaver,
old friends Of the Hoyles. As soon
as she 10 stronger she will re1oin her
husband at Fort oglethorpe.
Mrs. Hoyle Is a sister Of Mrs. Ar
thur Murray. both women being
daughters Of the late Gen. Edward
Rene de Russy.
Medical Director William Suel Dix
on, U. g. NJ. retired. Mrs. Dixon and
their son. DR.. Taylor BOYD Dixon
expected to leave town tomorrow fol
their summer home at Lake George
but because of the inclement ana un-
reasonable weather. have postponed
their departure until the end Of next
week. They will be away until No
vember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eichelberge
are planning an informal supper ant
dance next Saturday evening at Ed
| son, tne summer nome oi WI. anu 1"i .
EicheIberger's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Joy Edison. where they are spend
ing the weeks before they leave 70
the West In August.
Edison" which Is located on tn
Rockville line. is we'll adapted for enter
tanning, and It's attractive lawns an
spacious verandas were the scene OF al
attractive party only yesterday. whel
Mrs. Eichelberger entertained abou
fifty guests at a buffet luncheon.
Mrs Eichelberger. by the way. is wear
ing a lovely new bracelet. gift fror
her husband on the occasion of the brit
of their baby boy, Gilbert Grosveno
Eichelberger. a lusty youngster who bid
fair to rule the family with a rod O
iron. Half the bracelet 10 OF gold fila
gree work. the other half solid. un
broken row of square-cut diamonds an
sapphires. set In alternating groups Q
three each.
Sad news. Susan. only one NOR
Thursday evening dance at the Arm
and Navy Club! It's too bad, for tn
dances last summer were always We
attended. and. with so many summe
widowers in town, the girls had tn
time Of their lives. do hope somt
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