The Washington times., 1916-07-25
News Of SOCIETY
IN CAPITAL AND At
SUMMER RESORTS.
Warm Weather Period Shifts
Social Activities Of Wash
lngton NorthWard.
DoINGs OF OFFICIAL SET
Summer Plans Of Those Who
Are at the Seashore and in
the Mountains.

Miss Margaret Wilson. who has been
ct the White House for week or more.
has left washington for New York.
The President and Mrs. Wilson at
landed Keith's Theater last evening.
having az their guests Miss Helen
woodrow Bones and John Randolph
Boiling.
Wilson Asked to Horse Show.
Tho President and Mrs. Wilson. tho
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs. Nc
Adoo. tho Secretary to the President
ana Mrs. Tumulty. and the governor OF
New Jersey and Mrs. Fielder. have been
invited to attend the opening Of the
Monmouth County Horse Show Assocla.
ton. which will be held at Hollywood
Park, N. j.. for four days. beginning
next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william e. Kimsey.
who have been tho guests Of their SON
in-lsw and daughter. Vice President and
Mrs., Marshall. during July. will return
TO their home in Arisona on Friday.
NrS william G. Langfitt has arrived
IN Warrington from Savannah. Ca. and
will be the guest until Thursday OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Armat at Graystone,
their place on the edge Of Rock Creek
Park. Mrs. Langfitt 10 on her way to
Ravenswood. w. Va, to visit her SON.
inlaw and daughter; Capt and Mrs.
Att, who was formerly in command at
Washington Barracks. Is now on duty
on the border.
Mr.. Armat entertained informally at
luncheon at 0raystone today: asking
her guests to meet Mrs. Langfitt.
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Go to Monterey, Pa.
Mrs.. william strother Smith and Miss
Margaret Immel Smith left Washington
this morning for Monterey. Pa. where
they will spend several weeks at the
Monterey Inn.
Mrs. William H. Barden. wife Of
Major Bart1en. U. g. Corps OF Engi-
nsers. who formerly was in command
at Washington barracks. . visiting Miss
MA Gilbert at her home in Georgetown.
Later Mrs. Barden will 60 to Warren
ton. Va. for several weeks.
M.sor % @snsrni q cartoi Sa. gone to to
Ashevflis. N. C.. to pend several weeks.
bern at Par Harbor. Ne. has gone to
wonalancet, N. H.. for tho remainder
OF the summer.
Visitors ut the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mitchell. OF
Salt Lake City, are at the Shoreham for
. short stay. Mr.. and Mrs Paul r.
Beardsley, and Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Hume Of Muskeson. Mich; John d.
Deahl. of San Francisco. and I. Cort
Wethertll and family. OF Enrioo, Va.
Miss Florence schmid. Mrs. Frank B.
Schmid. Mrs. Tenie Schmid Hoist and
her two sons, Edward and Teddy, are at
Atlantic City for week.
Mrs. Robert hinckley and Miss Gladys
Hinckley have closed their homo in six
Canada Before returning in the
autumn they will make q number or
visits along the Paciiic coast.
Welcome George Won L. Meyer, 3rd.
A son was born on Saturday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer. Jr..
At their country home. Lonsmeadow. IN
Hamilton. The heir viii be named
ySorse Won L. Meyer. I'd. In honor OF
Mrs. Meyer before her marriage was
Miss Frances s. Saltonstall. daughter OF
MT. and Mrs. Philip L. saitonstaii. OF
Inc Russian Ambassador and Mme.
Bakhmeteff will entertain Saturday at
stone villa. Newport. at the first or
series Of dinners.
Albert J. Beverage. former Senator
from Indiana, has returned from a
week spent in New York to Seiwood. his
country place at Beverly Farms. Mr..
aushes. the Republican nominee ror
president. while In New York.
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Visiting at Mobjack Bay.
Mrs.. r. Douglas Simms IL visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley at their
Col simms will leave Washington on
Saturday to Join Mrs. simms for sew
oral days.
Mrs. Richard Ely is spending the
GUNNER at Avon, Conn. Her son-i s
H. a aSS %au srs Rsr ana Mrs. ''AA
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Thomas Dunlop will
leave Washington on Monday Tor
Bass Rocks Mass;
Miss Margaret Niche. daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. r. e. L. Niche will
leave Washington on Thursday for an
extended stay in New London. Conn.
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DR.. and Mrs. Thomas clayton will
leave Washington on August 1 for
Deer Park. Nd.
lieut. John Iseman. u. 8. N, will
return to Washington next week from
Middlstown. N. Y, where he has been
visiting for about a month. Lieuten:
ant Iseman. who has been stationed
in Washington for several years. Will
60 to sea at the end of next month.
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Assistant Secretary of State John
4. Osborne. returned to Washington
yesterday after an absence of several
weeks. Mr.. Osborne visited Wyoming
and Colorado on business and went to
and. their small daughter. Miss Jean
Curtis Osborne, who are spending the
summer there.
Brig. Con. William l.. Marshail and
Mrs. Marshnll will entertain informal
~ at dinner on tho roof OF the Army
and Navy Club on Thursday evening.