The Washington herald., 1916-07-11
President and Mrs. Wilson Expected to Arrive
Home This Morning. Returning from Detroit;
Chinese Minister Leaves Cottage for Summer
Other News of Society at the Capital

The President and Mrs. Wilson will re-
turn this morning from Detroit. where
the President addressed the Worid
Salesmanship Congress yesterday
The Secretary to the President MT
Tumulty, and DR.. Cary T. Grayson. u .
y, accompanied the President to Detroit.
The Chinese Minister and Mrs. koo
have leased a cottage for the summer at
Buens. Vista. Nd. Mrs. koo, accom-
panied by their infant son, Wellington
Koo. jr.. will leave washington the END
Of the week.
Mr.. Toshio shiratori, newly appointed
attache of the japanese Embassy. ar
rived at Seattle Saturday and will come
to Washington the latter part Of the
week
Commander Nomura. naval attache Of
the Japanese Embassy, who has been to
Boston, and Mr.. Hiroshi Saito. at attache
Of the Embassy, who accompanied Wis
count and Viscountess Chinda to New
York last week, returned to Washington
yesterday.
Owing to inclement weather, the Robert
E. Lee Chapter, L. D. c., postponed its
lawn fete, which was to have been
given last evening, at>the old Willard
place. Fourteenth and P streets. The
garden party will be held this evening
if the weather proves propitious, and fall
ing that, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. John c. Phillips. who is spending
the summer at her country place, the
Moraine farm. at wenham Lake, Mass
has been elected president of the Wen
ham Special Aid Society for American
preparedness.
Rear Admiral Warner B. Bayley, U.
S N. retired, accompanied by Mrs. Bay
ley and their son. has gone for the sum-
mer to jamestown, r. l.. where Mrs
Bayley's sister, Mrs. George Russell
Stearns. of Augusta. Ga, has a cottage
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey is in New
York attending the meetings OF the Ma
tionaI Educational Association. On Thurs
day she took part in the organization of
a department of the association for wom-
a. deans and was one of the guests at
the luncheon in honor of woman deans
given at the Horace Mann School.
Gen and NIns. Montgomery Macomb
left last week for Newport, where they
will remain until the late autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs George Steele, of New
York, will come to Washington tomor
row to spend a few days with Judge and
Mrs. Timothy T Ansberry. who will
entertain at large dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club, Wednesday evening, in their
honor.
Mrs Ansberry expects to leave in
few weeF7' time for Ohio, where she
will visit relatives, and later she will
Join Judge Ansberry for a stay of
month or more on the Maine coast.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs Ernest A Gar
lington have their daughter, Mrs. Har-
" Dwight ChamberIin. with them at
their home in r street. during the ab-
senCe of Lieut.. Chamberlin in Mexico.
Gen and Mrs Adolphus W. GreeIy
accompan bv their daughters, have
closed their Washington home and are
established for the season in their cot
age at Conway. n II.
The governor Of Rhode Island and Mrs
r. Livingston Beeckman entertained at
luncheon at Lands End for the governor
Of New York and Mrs. Charles S. Whit
man. The guests included Mrs. Samuel
Thomas. mother Of the hostess: DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs
John R. Fell, Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran
and Mr.. Lawrence Perrin.
Rear Admiral Richardson Glover. U.
s. y. accompanied by Mrs. Clover and
the Misses Glover, has gone for the sum
nIer to Elberon, y. j.. instead of follow
ing his annual custom of going West to
his California ranch.
Miss Evelina GIeaves. daughter Of Rear
al
joined her mother at jamestown, R. l.,
after a visit to friends on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Gulick, who are
at Bar Harbor. have leased Rockbrook
for the season.
Mrs. Augustus Peabody Gardner. of
Sycamore Farm at Hamilton wife of
Representative Gardner, is planning to
spend a portion Of the summer months
abroad with her daughter. Mrs. Grafton
Winthrop N1not in Berlin. Mr.. Minot Is
an attache of the United States Embassy
In the German city, and the Gardner