The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-29
President and Mrs. Wilson En-
terrain Ambassadors Page
and Sharp.
WILL GO TO LONG BRANCH
Notification Ceremonies at
Shadow Lawn will Be Wit.
messed by Relatives.

OEthn, waiter hines rage; American
ambassador to France, william @.
Sharp; Mrs. Hugh Wallace, at whose
home Mr.. Page is wishing; Miss Helen
Woodrow Bones. and the Misses Lucy
and Mary Smith and John Randolph
Boiling, who are guests at the White
House.
u is probable that the Misses Smith.
who attended the marriage Of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson and the weddings
oe the Presidents two daughters as
well, Will accompany the President and
Mrs. Wilson to Shadow Lawn for the
notification ceremonies Saturday. Miss
Margaret Wilson Is expected to be pres
ent and Mrs. Wilson's family viii be
represented by her. brother. John Ran
dolph Boiling. who is staying at the
White House during the absence of his
Boiling and Miss Bertha Boiling. who
are In the Shenandoah Valley for the
summer.
Many to Witness Ceremony.
Mrs. Boiling and Miss Boiling will not
30 to Long Branch to attend the noti-
fioation ceremonies as the President and
Me-. Wilson will make such a short
stay al SnaIoW Lawn.
In the company OF official folk who
will witness the ceremon es will be Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall, who will
visit former Secretary of War Lindley
II. Garrison and Mrs. Garrison at their
home at Seabright. N. j.: the Secetary
of State and Mrs. Lansing. the Sccre-
tary of the Interior and Mrs. Lane. and
several other members of the Presi-
dents or cial family.
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Visiting in Nova Scotia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John JOY Edison are
visiting Prof. and Mrs. Alexander
Graham Bell at their summer home
At Badeck. Nova Scotia.
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Gir. and Mrs. George Howard will
close their visit to Newport Friday
and will give up, Mr.; and Mrs. George
have been occupying for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis. who spent the
summer at Harlakenden House. which
was occupied by President Wilson FOR
two summers. will return to Newport
September 2 to remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley. who
M.SacR hf Bay nrs guests their h9me ana
Mrs Joseph Bradley at their farm
near Rockville.
An interesting event of this even
uel ouezon. Philippine delegate in
Congress, at the willard. His guests.
numbering about 100. will include
many prominent officials.
. farewell. as Mr.. Quezon will not re-
turn to Washington as the resident
commissioner Of the islands.
Visiting in New York.
Miss II. p. Landon, Miss 8. l.. Stevens,
Miss d. M. Squiers. and Miss Susie Ma
son, OF Washington, are at the Martha
Washington Hotel. New York.
Miss Amy b. Gronna. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Gronna. arrived in
Washington yesterday after four weeks
visiting friends In Indianapolis ind
Muncie. Ind Miss Grace Gronna Ia WIS.,
lttng friends In Minneapolis. whers Mrs
Gronna will join her shortly ana the two
will 30 to their North Dakota home.
Capt. John Aston. of the First Lilo
Guards. was married yesterday to Lady
Charles Mercer Marine, at Christ
Church, London.
Captain Aston is the youngest son OF
Baron Aston, Of Hever Castle. who be-
fore being elevated to the peerag;. was
New York.
The bride is the widow Of Lord Marine
second son Of the Marquis OF Lans-
downe. who was killed early In the war
Lord Mimic, formerly v.ceroy of India
and Is twenty seven years old Her
brother. the present Lord Mimic, gave
her In marriage. Baron Aston and other
prominent men, most of them In uni
form, attended the ceremony.
JH Polk and LIS. Polk. of Los An.
geles, and J. II. Polk, jr.. of Fort Worth
Texas. are at the shoreham'
yo,co MccormicE Win arrival in
Washington yesterday, is at the Shore
ham.
Visiting On Lake Champlain.
Miss Ruth Estey is visiting at Port
Henry. Lake Champlain. N. Y. She
win also visit In Albany before hei
return to Washington,
Arrived at Newport.
The Counselor of the Russian EN-
bassy and Madame Onou have arrived
at Newport to remain until the Rus
sian Ambassador and Madame Bakh
meteff close their season early In DC
tobcr. They are stopping at the Muench
inger-KinS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheatley ant
among the guests at the tea which
Lady Williams-Taylori OF Montreal
gave yesterday at White Sulphu
Springs for Nine. Pauline DonaidA
Mime. Donalda sang. with Lady WI
liams-raylor as accompanied. MIS-
Brenda " illiams-Taylor and Mrs. Johl
Slaton. wife of the former governor o
Georgia, were also among the guests.
q
Miss Gladys IIetherington. who wa
maid Of honor at the marriage Of M
May dalton Power and Lieut.. william
Topper Lightle. L. S. N, In May, 4
passing the summer at Wernersville
Pa. She will Join her father, CAPT. J
II. Hetherington. u. s.. N. at tn
Naval Home In Philadelphia the mid
die Of September.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. who wa
calied to Chicago by the death of he
father. Henry Hamilton Honore., re
turned to Pittsfeld, Mass, yesterday
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson
were among the guests at the last O
the seasons Sunday evening concerts
at the Art Museum In Southampton
L. I. The program was given by 8. L
Parrish, Mrs. Lawrence Dilworth, Mrs