The Washington times., 1915-06-25

Summer home in Maine. where she will
Join her parents. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Robert E. Peary.
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DR.. and Mrs. G. Hart Merriam and
their daughter, Miss Zenaida Merriam,
have left washington for trip to tho
DR. Guy Fairfax whiting and his
daughter Miss Alice whiting. have
Joined Mrs. Whiting and Miss Alice
Whiting at Bar Harbor, where the two
girls frequently are seen on the bride
paths.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley left Washington
this morning for her cottage Rehobeth
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Glover, jr., have
leas Mr.. and Mrs. Christian b. Hem
micks cottage at Bar Harbor for the
season, and expect to take possession
Mr.. Hemmick, who is studying for the
diplomatic service, will be detained in
town oil summer, but Mrs. Hemmick
expects to leave Washington early in
July for trip to New Hampshire
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis
have visiting them In Newport their
sister. Miss Susan street. of New York.
George Vest has left Princeton and
gone to Baltimore for a short visit.
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Countess spottiswood- -Mackin, who
has been In Kentucky for a short time.
is now In New York.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. ". e. Mason
and Miss Dorothy Mason will leave
X. J.. where they have taken a cot
tage
MIR. and Mrs. I. T. Mann, who made a
short stay in Washington this week.
are now in New York. They are accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Hickey, who will
return to her home In Sixteenth street
tomorrow.
James r. GARFIELD. Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor In the Roosevelt Ad-
ministration. is at the New Willard
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Mrs. Rhett Stuart and her daughter,
Miss Carolyn Stuart. have gone to their
mer.
Mrs. Thomas j. Preston. jr.. Miss
Marion Cleveland. Richard r. Cleveland
n. j.. are stopping at the Berkshire Inn.
Great Darlington, while automobiling
In the Bcrkshires.
-hl W. ITane, VIE OF
former Senator Crane. of Dalton. Mass,
spoke on anti-suffrage yesterday at
Hillsdale. Mass. before the Woman's
New Century Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.*A. cedsrws,s and
their daughter and son. Miss Esther
Whiting and Carlisle whiting, have
taken n cottage on the Severn, near
Annapolis. for July. Later Miss Whit
ing will make a series of visits in Win
chester and Berryville.
Mrs. w. r. Hall and Miss Ruth Hail.
who spent the winter In Washington
Engineers. U. s. A.. have given up their
apartment in the Cordova and returned
to their home at Princeton.
Captain Hall is occupying quarters at
the Army and Navy Club.
Mrs. Luther Hess wartng, wife of tho
Rev. Mr.. Waring. rector OF the Evan
gelicai Church, of Georgetown, accom-
ir gton yesterday for their bun salow at
Tyroae. Pa. where they will pass the
summer.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward H.
Gheen and the Misses Gheen expect to
leave Washington the last of next week
for an extended motor trip.
Rear Admiral F. F. Fletcher. Mrs.
Fletcher and their two daughters, Miss
Sybil and Miss Alice Fletcher spent the
night in Winsted. Conn, on their way
from Washington to Newport by motor.
They had intended to visit Mrs. Niles,
widow of Rear Admiral Kossuth Niles,
at her home. "Afterglow." in Connecti-
cut but 1t Is understood that Secretary
Daniels desired to consult with Admiral
Fletcher at Newport, and they left
early in the day for Rhode Island Miss
sybil Fletcher drove the Car most OF
the way.
The Secretary of the Navy has Joined
Mrs. Daniels and their sons. who have
been cruising aboard the Dolphin. and
the party will proceed to Newport
where the Secretary will make an ad-
dress at the Naval War College tomor-