The Washington times., 1915-08-30
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
! Society in Washington.
Gossip of Hostesses.

daughter. who was born In Washington
on July 81. will leave town September
to Join vbeEs Ss n naM SMITH saton.d IN san
Mrs. Mccain will accompany her
daughter on the trip West And will be
the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Smith
The Rev. DR.. G. Ernest Smith has re-
Rumed his duties as rector Of st.
Thomas Church after a trip TO- New:
daughter. Miss Helena Smith. to Roger
Berry, Of Washington and Prince
George county, will take place some
time before Thanksgiving.
DR.. Walter Wells. who has been with
Mrs. Wells at White Sulphur Springs
Nr some time, will return to Washing
I'm September 6. Mrs. Wells will re-
Hain for some time longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Whiting and their
daughter, Miss Frances Eveleth Whit
ing, who have been on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland for several weeks.
will return to town tomorrow.
Washington from White Sulphur
Springs early in August. left soon after
ward for Atlantic City. She Is now
where Or. Hume will join them today.
They will all return to Washington the
first Of next week.
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Col. Charles Treat has left Washing
ton for a months trip through the
Northwest. including Portland, Ore.
Seattle, Wash, and San Francisco. The
Misses Treat. who are travelling through
the West now, will return with their
father.
Mrs: Eugene A. Carr. widow Of Gem
eral Carr. has returned to her home in
Twentieth street from Winchester, Va.
where she spent several weeks.
Mrs. Richard Crane, ard.. of chicago
has Joined Mrs. Crane at the Shore
ham Hotel: Other recent arrivals
at the Shoreham are Miss Hannah Null
Vile, Ky; Henry, Harrison. Of Virginia; /;
Randolph Stalnaker, of Wheeling. w.
Va; ]. v. Flanagan and Roy 8. Drake,
Former Distrist Commissioner cuno
dolph, left town for Seattle this morn
ing to attend the Bankers convention.
After the close Of this. they will visit
other points Of interest. returning to
Washington early in October.
Mrs. Rozier Dulaney and Mrs. NAL
bran Richardson are the moving spirits
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held at Upperville. Va. in September.
an enterprise in which many WASH
ingtonians who have places In the Vi
cinity are keenly interested. The first
town. Va, but this location was finally
abandoned in favor Of Upperville.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
winter in the old home Of the late Cen
eral Corbin. which they have leased for
the season. The house. which stands
at the corner of TYenty-second and r
and Was occupied By former Senator
Morgan Bulkeley Of Connecticut during
the years he was In the Senate and for
some time afterward. Since their mar
occupied the residence at 1909 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
The Chinese minister left yesterday
tend the conference of Chinese students
from the Eastern colleges and universi-
ties. which Is to be held there this year.
The conferences are held each year by
the Chinese students in this country
in order to foster a strong fraternal
feeling among them and to discuss edu-
cational problems which would be for
the advancement of their own country.
Those Of the students who go to West
ern colleges hold their conferences in
some convenient Western city.
Lincoln Shah. the young son of the
minister. has returned here from Laurel
Park camp. Henderson. N. c.. where
he has been during the summer
Miss Callie Hoke Smith. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith of Geor-
Eia. who has been In Warrenton. Va.
with Senator and Mrs. Smith for some
weeks. has returned to Washington and
Is with her sister. Mrs. Alston Simpson.
Mrs. Simpson and Miss Hoke Smith will
go to New York together about Septem-
ber Is.
Mrs. ]. D. Murdaugh is again at her
apartment In the Portsmouth. after a
visit to her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitzhugh Gray. in
Huntington. Va.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Ernest Smith have
returned to the city after a months
vacation In the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs Theron II. Bell will
spend September In Atlantic City.
Nelson B. Bell left Washington on
saturday for the Pacific coast. He will
se absent several weeks.
DR.. Frank Leech has returned to the
city after short absence.
Mrs. Wooten. wife of Major William
p. Wooten. commandant at the Wash
ington Barracks. who has been in North
Hatley, Canada. for about a month. will
return to Washington September Is.
Mrs. James Lee Shelton Is making
an indefinite stay In Narragansett
Pier.
Miss Eleanor Thomas. daughter OF
Judge William H. Thomas and Mrs
Thomas. of Westminster. Md, who has
been visiting Major and Mrs. Carroll D.
Buck. returned to her home last week.
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CONGRESSMAN Frederick H. Giliett, OF
Springfield Mass. was among the auto
nlobllists who arrived at the Equinox
House. Manchester. VT, yesterday.
s.
The Rev. q. Livingston Bayard, ". S
n. and Mrs. Bayard are at the Red
Lion Inn. Stockbridge, Mass, for a stay
of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reynolds Hit
have gone from Beverly. Mass. to New.
port to pass few. days with Mrs. Rob.
ert r. Hit. Mr.. Hits mother. at the
Moorings.
Miss Alice Clapp. who is touring
through the White Mountains. is max.
ing short stay at the Equinox House
in Manchester. VT.
Lieut. Cha rleS WiIl{a p,s ooa NJ.