The Washington times., 1916-01-02
Wife of Commander Bulmer,

for, as Carolyn Wells says. I'VE can't
bathe all the time" They appear to be
ever so happy and Jimmie is certainly
very sweet to her.
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Another social favorite who blew in
to Washington during the holidays Is
Commander Powers Symington, U.S.N..
on leave after a strenuous two years or
more as naval attache at the American
embassy in London. "Pete"-he is the
Same old Pete and always will be-was a
reigning beau (why not. we have reign
ing belles) in Washington when he was
in command of the Mayflower before
being detailed to London. over there
he has had more serious work and has
acquitted himself well. He has a long
leave. two or three months. l under
stand. and will probably spend much OF
1t in Washington, foregathering with his
old cronies at the Army and Navy Club
and renewing pleasant acquaintances
among washington society folk. Also he
expects to visit his people in Baltimore.
He is one of the Symingtons of Bal
ttmore, you know.
One of Margaret Wilson's pleasanteBt
traits IS her faculty for paying grace
full little compliments to the people she
likes. Not only did she entertain a boz
party at Keith's early in the week of
the engagement of the talented young
violinist, Carmine FabriZic, in whose
career she has evidenced much interest,
but on Christmas Day she went again
to hear him play, accompanied by Mrs.
George Picket and Mrs. Halsey. OF
Philadelphia. Then when the perform
ance was over she gathered up Mr.. Fa-
brlzio and her guests and took them to
the White House for tea and to see the
Christmas tree.
Miss Wilson and Mr.. Fabrizio have
played together frequently and come of
the most charming Of the records that
the Presidents daughter has made have
his violin obligato.
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The other day passed a merry caval-
cade, which resolved itself upon close
inspection into four laughing girls and
four obstreperous dogs. Frances Moore.
with one large German polo police dog {;
Eleanora Morgan with a fine Airdale
Frnncise Williams i'm the wake Of a
large white setter, and Dorothy Will
liams McCombs leading a wee fluffy
white ball, dubbed Henry Ford and pur-
porting to be n collie from a certain
famous kennel in the West He shows
certain symptoms Of one day pecom-
ing collie, but at present bears closer
relation to a powder puff. The four
girls are great friends and two, three
or all four of them are frequently t.
be encountered taking their dogs Cor a
stroll. The Williams family have eTer
been ,averse to pets and to think that
thev should come to having two pups
in their household
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry Tlghman Bull
are to De stationed at Fort Aiyer Isn't
that nice? Mrs. Bull was Sally Vain
wright, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Rqche Wainwright and niece Of Admiral
Wainwright. For the past three years
they have been ut Ithaca. where Lieu
tenant Bull has been In charge Of the
military department Of Cornell Univer-
sity. When he took hold the depart
ment had been languishing for years,
and the student body in general were
barely conscious of its existence: when
he left there were over 900 cadets, and
now the authorities are stating that
Cornell has one OF the best military es-
| adjustments OF any university In the
country. Moreover. the Bulls were very
popular both with the faculty and with
the student body. ! WAS talking 10 two
Cornell bows Yesterday afternoon. and
| my stock went M when they found that
knew Sally Bull.
Lieutenant Bun was relieved in No