The Washington times., 1916-06-29
They Plan to Continue to New
York Tomorrow for a Short
Stay.
WHITE HOUSE GUESTS LEAVE
Secretary and Mrs. Baker To Be
Honor Guests at Dinner To-
morrow.

President and Mrs. Wilson left WASH
ington this afternoon for Philadelphia.
Tomorrow they plan to 60 to New York
for a short stay.
Mrs. Anne Wilson Howe. the Presi-
dents sister. and her daughter. Mrs.
Perrin Cothran. left Washington this
afternoon for their homes In New York.
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The Secretary Of War and Mrs. New
ton d. Baker will be the honor guests
at q dinner Of twelve covers which
Major and Mrs. Earl I. Brown will give
tomorrow evening at their apartment in
the Mendoza.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife Of Major
General Barnett. U. s. NJ. c., who has
been Ill for several weeks. has recov-
ehed. She left Washington yesterday
for their country place. wakefield
Manor" in Virginia. General Barnett
will join her there for the week end.
Mrs. Daniels. the wife Of the Secretary
Of the Navy. may visit her early next
week for several days.
Mrs. David McCoach. Jr.. who was the
guest Of Lieut.. and Mrs. James @. B.
LAmpert at their quarters at the WASH
ington Barracks, has left Washington
for Philadelphia. Mrs. McCoach IL the
Vito Of, Lieutenant McCoach. Of the En-
SINGER Corps of the army.
a1rs. Hamilton Daushaday. of Chi
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fs. @o of aes asnstsn HAIL.. 'nG IN N 2ir:
ginds.
Mr. ana Mrs. H. Albert. of Hot
e1rings. Va. arc at the Shoreham for
Mrs. Daniel Gilman. formerly of
6ss party at Foil. Thssser this after.
Mrs. Amos Pinchot Here.
Mrs. Amos Pinchot. Of New York. has
arrived at the willard for a stay Of
several days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. Montgomery. OF
Madison. Wis, arrived in Washington
yesterday. for a short stay, and are At
the Shoreham.
Mrs. Ida M. Mercer. OF serwyn. Nd.
worthy matron Of birmingham Chap
worthy patron. Earl Grier. gave a Tecep-
ton Tuesday evening at her home in
honor Of her officers, members. and
friends. Refreshments were served on
by numerous japanese lanterns among
the abundant shrubbery and blossoming
Mrs. Hyde. OF Juno chapter. No. T.
Alaska. gave a talk on her experiences
OF chapter work.
Miss Lottie e. Bohannon. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie G. Bohannon. and
Edward L. Scott were 9, quietly itly, married ts
home Of the brides parents, the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev. ]. r.
Hand. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott left later in
the morning for Northern wedding
SUIT Of mode gabardine and leghorn
hat yelled In pink georgette crepe. Upon
their return to Washington Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott will spend the summer at
their camp on the upper Potomac
e. S. Clark. Joseph Cowan. Clyde
Slease. c. c. Mosher. and r. M. Rea. Of
New York. are stopping at the Willard.
The Southern Society of Washington
viii hold a reception Saturday afternoon
from 4:3o to 7 o'clock at Bristol School.
Nineteenth street and Mintwood place.
the lawn. Dancing wifi be enjoyed in
the gymnasium.
Visitors From New York.
Prominent New Workers arriving at
the Shoreham yesterday were Oscar ].
Braniff, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Brady.
and Mrs. Frank E. Webb. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes LEFT
Washington yesterday for a motor trip
through New England. After visiting
their son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and
they viii 60 to Kinnebunkpsrt. Me. for
the remainder Of the summer.
Congressman Charlie. p. Ward, of
Of interest there are Congressman
Henry Allen Cooper. of Wisconsin:
DR.. r. w. Anderson and Conrad v.
Won Hamm. Of Honolulu; charles F.
W. 8. Rode. W. 8. Rode. jr.. of
South Orange. N. j.. and 8. g. Mac
kay, of New York:
Miss Ruth Randolph Carter. of San
Diego, Cal. has come to Washington
for a visit of some length. and is at
the Shoreham.
Hostess at Tea.
Mrs. William p. Borland. wife of
Congressman Borland of Missouri.
will entertain at an informal tea at
the Congressional Club tomorrow
afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Katherine Fullerton. OF Kansas City.
who 10 her house guest. Among the
guests will be the members Of the
Congressional party which visited Ha-
also be hostess at a tea Saturday
afternoon at the Washington Club for
her sister.
Mrs. Washington and her son. John
c. Washington, will go to Eaglemere
for the summer. where Capt. Thomas
Washington. U. 8. NJ. will join them
later.