The Washington times., 1916-07-28
Warm Weather Period Shifts
Social Activities Of Wash.
! ington NorthWard.
DoINGS OF OFFICIAL SET
Summer Plans of Those Who
Are at the Seashore and in
the Mountains.

Inc Attorney General. Mr.. Gregory.
accompanied by John SHELTON Williams.
Comptroller OF the Currency. will leave
town this afternoon to motor to Monte
rey. Pa. where Mrs. Gregory and their
family have a cottage for the summer.
Mr.. Williams will Join Mrs. Williams
ct their camp on the side OF the noun
tain overlooking Monterey.
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Lawrence Townsend will leave Wash.
ington tomorrow to spend the weekend
with Mrs. townsend and Miss Yvonne
Townsend. at their cottage at Great
End Visit Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. william E. Kin,sey.
who have been visitirN their son-in-law
and daughter, Vice President and Mrs.
town today for their old home at Hell
ynsr. Ind. where they will visit before
going to Phoenix. Are. for the winter.
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The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
William B. Wilson, accompanied by
Mary Wilson and Miss Jessie wilson.
will leave Washington this after noon
Tor pennsylvania. and after visiting at
Phillipsburg and Airport will so TO
For the greater part of the summer
Of the family in town. James Wilson
u at the Radio camp, having enlisted
Wilson has gone into camp on the
upper Potomac. The Secretary will,
during his absence from WASHINGTON,
make election speeches for President
Wilson.
Mrs. wardlaw Miles and Miss Hodge.
who have been Waiting Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Hugh L. Scott, at Fort Niger.
: have returned to their home in Prince
ton.
Miss Blanchard Scott. who is visiting
N Worcester. Mass. will &C to Maine
early In August to be the guest of Mrs.
bay.
Mrs. Phillips at Beverly.
Mrs. William Phillips. wife Of the
Third Assistant Secretary Of State. has
returned to Beverly Farms after spend
ting tho past week at Washington. M.
philips IL planning to Join his family
Nor . visit OF several weeks late In Au-
'eust. 49, ..a.-. v'.,r. s....
Rear Admiral. and Mrs. Yates Stirling
9fkve left Washington to spend the sum
&sr and early autumn at Jamestown.
p A. Freeman. former. solicitor for
4A0 Fostoffice Department and United
H4tASes Judge at New Mexico. accom-
,esmed by Mrs, Freeman. arrived in
dBf4ttSh Columbia, their present home.
During their stay here they. Will be
mt the home Of their son-in-iaw. Mr..
Garner. at Fails Church. Va.
aS~1.cJ,,, a n6cc,opths ydcs rr>.,dsnt
81 the Merchants Bank, left yesterday
kor Belgrade Lakes, Maine. where ne
WIN Join Mrs. McConihe and their son
Tor the month Of August:
snsr at Narrasan.ett Pier.
German Counselor Here.
r1ncs Won NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
counselor of the German embassy. Is at
the New willard for a short stay.
Harry o. sandberg. Of the Pan-Ameri-
can Union. left town this morning for
Detroit. ay and p northern 40 Michigan. '
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Miss Edith Oracle. daughter Of Mrs.
Archibald Oracle, who was the guest
Ter few b Ssys nome o5 Mrg New I York; iefi
town yesterday for Manchester-by-the
with Mrs. Herzeg next month.
Representative and Mrs. William Kent
closed their house on F street yester-
day. and left for their home In Cali
fornia. They will stop In Chicago for
o visit en- route to the West
Mrs. Sternberg, widow Of the late Sur
reon General Sternberg. has closed her
residence In Washington. and is al
Gaien Hall. Atlantic City. for the sea.
son.
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]. C, White Transferred.