The Washington times., 1916-06-01
White House Party Is to Attend
Graduation Exercises at
Annapolis Tomorrow.
TO CRUISE ON MAYFl0WER
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels will
Be Guests Of Superintendent
Eberle During Exercises.

The President and Mrs. Wilson will go
TO Annapolis to attend graduation ex-
ercises at the Naval Academy tomor-
rom morning.
They will leave Washington this after
noon aboard the Mayfiower. Miss Mar
saret Wilson, Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones, and Mrs. William II. BOILING
will accompany them.
They will go ashore in time to attend
commencement exercises at II o'clock.
The President will present diplomas.
Il is not his present intention to make
an address.
The President and his party expect
to leave Annapolis tomorrow afternoon
and It Is possible that they may make
a short cruise aboard the Mayfiower
before returning to Washington.
Secretary Received Today.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels will attend the exercises. They
will arrive this afternoon and will be
the guests OF Superintendent Of the
Naval Academy, Captain Eberle. and
The Secretary will be officially re-
ceived at dress parade this afternoon
and Will make an address at the gradu-
alton exercises In the Armory tomorrow.
tho oubicbt udy VI June "tch pcBdH
with a competitive infantry drill this
morning. The result of this drill de-
cides over a third of the points in
competition for the right of carrying
e. To Award Colors.
Tho result of the competition will be
announced at dress parade this evening
when the commander of the winning
company will be called to the front
to receive the colors.
Judges were Capt. John w. Wad-
leigh. Marine Corps. and Lieuts. Jonas
lam 8. Farber. Samuel A. Clement, and
Richard s. Edwards, of the navy.
This evening there will be the
co scbsra snd tse Gsss ssT w
be toastmaster at the alumni dinner.
The toasts will be:
The President" Secretary Daniels:
son; The Naval Academy" Capt. e.
w Eberle: Graduates in Civil Life"
Homer r. Ferguson.
Lady Spring Rice. wife of the British
Ambassador. will leave Washington Sat
urday. with her children, to pass the
summer at Woods Hole, Mass, where
they have taken a cottage for the sea-
son. The embassy here will remain
open, with the ambassador joining his
family for short periods. Several addi.
tions to the already large STAFF of this
embassy. whose members will be In
town most of the summer include SIR
Richard Crawford. the commercial ad-
wiser. who has been promoted 10 the
rank OF minister plenipotentiary: Alex
ander A. Patton and John Joyce Rrod-
erick the latter assistant commercial
adyisers. Sir Richard and Lady Craw-
FORD have taken the house. 1926 Eight
zenith street. Mr.. and Mrs. Broderics
hare also taken house.
Tome Commencement.
Invitations have been issued by DIR.
Thomas Stockham Baker, headmaster
OF the Tome School. Port Deposit. Md.
to the commencement exercises at s:so
o'clock on Monday. June 5. Judge John
Z. Rose. OF the United States district
court OF Baltimore. will be the princi-
pal speaker The closing events OF the
morning, June 3. with the last chapel
and the initiation of the Cum Laude
Society. The Rev. Percy Foster Hall,
OF snvthe the Church , ho' Ef the Epiphany. Wash.
sermon on Sunday afternoon in Memo
rial Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Glasgow, OF
Philadelphia, are at the Willard for a
few days.
Miss Caroline L. Woodbridge, Miss
Halle, Miss Caroline l.. Meldrim, and
Miss Anne Mcdonald Maclean, OF Sa-
Yannah. are an interesting party at the
willard. Others at the hotel are Mr.
and Mrs c. s. Crawford, OF Pittsburgh; ;
Mrs. Archibald b. Hubbard. OF PhiladeI-
phia; John s. Holbrook. OF New York
and Providence. and Mrs. George w.
Williams. Miss Susan A. Williams, and
Miss Natalie Dotterer. of Charleston,
8. c.