The Washington times., 1915-10-18
Items Of Interest and Import.
ance Of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.
Items of Interest and Impor-
tance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

Since the selection of Shadow Lawn.
the palatial home OF the late A. j.
Mccall as the summer White House,
the older residents OF Long Branch
are recalling with pride that this -
not the first time that the New Jer-
sey resort has been thus honorcd. In
the early '70s President Grant oC-
cupied cottage offered him by
Thomas Murphcy, then collector OF
the port Of New York This house IL
now owned by H. i. Goldsmith, 1f
New York. The second time was in
1891 when President Garfield took the
Frenchlyn cottage now owned by
former United States Senator james
Smith, jr.. of Newark. 1t was in this
house that President Garfield died.
When the President takes posses
sion OF this White House by the sea,
those who know the Jersey coast are
looking for revival of the days
when Long Branch was Long Branch
and the rival of Newport, with a
gayety that the Rhode Island resort
never knew.
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Charles S Hamlin. governor Of the
Federal Reserve Board: Mrs. Hamlln,
and Miss Anna Hamlin lett the Curtis
Hotel. LenoX., Mass. Saturday to motor
to Washington. Mr.. Hamlin arrived in
Washington this morning. and Mrs.
Hamlin and Miss Hamlin Will reach
here tomorrow.
Mrs. William F. Draper and MSS
Margaret +. Draper Will return to
Washington Saturday from the WhIte
sulphur Springs, W. Va, where they
nave been Tor several weeks.
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Mrs. Richardson Glover and tho
Misses Glover. who passed the summer
on their ranch in California. have re-
turned to Washington. where they Will
soon he Joined by Rear Admiral Clover,
retired. who is still on the Pacific coast.
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Miss Nellie Fur. Of Trenton, is visit
ing her brother. J. Charles Fury, at his
residence lS2' California street.
Horlins Randolph of Atlanta. Ga.
spent the weekend in Washington.
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Mrs. Lee Stubbleheld will leave WASH
inGton today for Philadelphia, where
she Will remain about ten days
Senator Thedore & Burton. Of cleve.
land, arrived at the Virginia Hot
Springs Yesterday morning for his an
Mark S. Willing has gone to Whit.
SSulphur Springs from Chicago to join
d. McFadon. who went there nft"r
closing their cottage in the Waumhek
colony at Jefferson. n II. Mr. and Mrs.
willing will pass the early winter at
their country place on the Po;Umnc
river in Virginia.
Mrs. Horatio y. Slater was hostess
al dinner last evening at the St. Regis
in New York.
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins and Mrs John
:. Poor closed their villas in Nara.
gansett Pier last week.
Viscount and Niscountcss Henri d.
Sioour entertained at n supper party in
tIhc japanese room at the Homestead
evening.
Mrs. Preston Gibson was hostess at a
tea Saturday at the White sulphur
Springs.
William c. Marrow has returned to
Narragansett Pier from the military
for about two months.
ST. fatrick's Church was the srcne
or an attractive wedding on Satur-
Emory. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
William T.. Emory. became the brids
"f James L. Nolan, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. Nolan. of this city. The
rrssnoay nass wff ybt.b boliImed ,S" by pup,ial
James L. Smythe, assistant mister.
was the celebrant Monsignor Rus.
eel. the Rev. Father Egan, and the
,,et; falhcr M'Namara were present
Th" bride was attended by her Sis
ter. Miss Marjoric Emory. and DIR.
/" Taylor Howard was hest man.
AFTER Mftsr a we Wedding breakfast at the
Mrs, Nolan left for a honeymoon
trip. ThgN will be at homo in thsi,
apartment in the Mississippi after
November !.
Miss Margaret Wentworth. formerkc
OF Cleveland Park, has taken an aparN
ment at the Marlborough. Her niecs.
Miss Margaret Moorhouse. who spem
the summer in the Catskills, has Joined
Miss Wentworth. Miss Moorhouse waJ
graduated from Wellesley last June.
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Mrs William Everard Strong. Of New
York, reached Washington yesterday
from White sulphur Springs, w, Va.
and is spending n fcw days at the VII.
lard.
countess Chinda and Sir Arthur and
Lady Herbert were hosts at dinner last
evening in the main restaurant OF the
Plaza Hotel New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Beale and
their daughter. Hope Truxton Beale,
closed their summer at STAFFORD, Pa.
last week and have returned to their
residence in Philadclphia. where Miss
Bcale's marriage to Oliver Eaton Crom-
well will take place November 3.
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Miss Elizabeth Kmgshury. daughter
of Col. and Mrs. II. Z. Eingsbury. was
among the WASHINGTON Girls who at
tended tn" hon at Annapolis Saturday.
There We're 200 guests.
Mrs. Delos Blodrctt and her brother.
$. Harry Peck. of Grand Rapids, Wild
is her guest. will 90 to New York 10
night to meet their sister Mrs. Mat.
thews, who is motoring from the Adir-
ondaCks, where she spent the summer.
in Mrs. Blodrott's car. Mrs. Matthews
has entirely recovered from the sevc~e
attack of pneumonia from which she
suffered In the spring.
The patty will remain In New Yort
for a week. motoring hack to Washng.
ton together, Mrs. Matthews will th'n
hS her sisters guest for several wccls
Mrs. Matthews and Mr.. and Mrs u" =;
will spent most of the winter at MIS-
Rlodgttf'a HON" at DaytOna Fla