The Washington times., 1916-09-08
SOCIAL LULL DUE AS.
CONGRESS Closes;
OFFICIALS LEAVING
President and Mrs. Wilson Left
for Atlantic City for Weeks
Stay.
MARsHALLs ALSO DEPART
Postmaster General BurIeson
Also Takes vacation-Dr.
Naon in New York. e.


with the departure OF the President
and Mrs. Wilson this afternoon for
Atlantic City, whence they will 60 to
Shadow Lawn for several weeks. viii
come lull In the social activities Of
the official contingent in Washington.
which have made this summer re-
markable. The Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall also left town today 10
be gone until December.
Attorney General Gregory. who re-
turned to town Tuesday after a oam-
Visits, win go to Monterey, Pa. to-
morrow to spend the week end with
Mrs. Gregory and their children.
Burlesons at Allenhurst.
Postmaster General Burieson left
Washington Wednesday for short
vacation and has Joined Mrs. Bur-
Lesson at the cottage at Allenhurst.
N. j., which they have leased for the
month of September. william B. Will
son, Secretary Of Commerce, has gone
to Pennsylvania to Join Mrs. Wilson
and the Misses Wilson after being in
town on business for week or ten
days.
Mrs. H. w. Hunter. of Baltimore, an
nounces the engagement Of her niece.
ton. to Hubert Nelson Hicks. OF Bryn
Athlyn. Pa. Mr.. Hicks Is a nephew of
the late william L. Curtis. OF Washing
ton. The marriage will take place Sep
TENDER 10, and Mr.. Hicks and his bride
ytll make their home In Marion, s. c.
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Argentine Ambassador Leaves.
'ti.e ambassador of Argentina. DIR.
Hpmulo g. Naon. 10 In New York for a
lew days, and last evening attended the
performance at the Hippodrome In COM
pany with the American Ambassador to
Argentina, Frederic }. Stimson. and
Mrs Stmson.
The Ambassador and Nine. Naon have
been occupying Windclyffe, Mrs. w. j.
Boardmans lovely home at Manchester.
Mass, So shA snnsmer months.
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Mrs. Gaunt, wife Of Capt. Guy Gaunt,
naval attache of the British embassy.
sailed yesterday from New York for
London aboard the Adriatic.
Clarks to Leave Tonight.
Speaker and Mrs. Clark and their son.
Bennett Clark, expect to leave town this
evening for Honeyshuck. their home at
eSnsres. Tec ssn si In Sece s Their
daughter. Mrs. James NJ. Thomson. OF
New Orleans. will join them shortly for
'visat OF: several, weeks. 2" -
Mrs. William Wheatley. of Washing
ton. gave an informal auction party at
White Sulphur Springs yesterday morn
ing for the members of the younger
Mrs. H. NJ. Cottingham. of Marietta,
Ga. and her daughter. Mrs. II. r. Pat
terson. who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Brown at the Wyoming,
have taken an apartment at 1860 Euclid
street, and will spend the winter months
in Washington.
Mrs. Patterson is now at her home
In Georgia superintending the packing
OF her household goods. out viii return
to Washington In a few days to Join
her mother. who is still the guest Of
into sRer apsrt snswn oet nfy VIII
Col. Stephen NJ. Foote. commanding
officer at Charleston, y. c., has been
ordered to Fort Monroe to succeed Col
RED to the Pacific Coast. Colonel and
Mrs. Foote and Miss Esther Foote are
pleasantly remembered in Washington.
years. Miss Foote Visited here 'f last
winter as the guest of Miss Katherine
Hitchcock. daughter Of Mrs. John M,
Speel. and was at Rockport. Mass, this
sumner with Mrs. speel and Miss
Service School Opened.
Mrs George Barnett, wife of Major
General Barnett. commandant Of The
marine corps. represented the national
committee and Mrs. Irving H. chase.
the local committee. Wednesday. at the
hag-raising ceremonies Of the SationaI
Service School. which was opened al
Narragansett Pier under the auspices Of
the Woman's Section OF the Navy
Nine. Filippo Camperio Mrs Er,o.,
Wilkinson. Capt. w. +. kellogg. ". &,
n. Miss Rose Wood and Mrs. Irving
Wood were among those well known in
Washington who attended opening ex-
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To Study Here.
william Barton, son OF Major Frank
A. Barton. u. 8. A., stationed in the
Philippines. is visiting his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans, at the
Iowa Apartments. He arrived Thurs
day, coming from the Philippines by
way OF Japan, Honolulu, and through
the Panama Canal. landing at Phiia-
delphia on the transport "Buford.''
He viii remain here this winter. pre-
pairing to enter the Military Academy
DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan
and Miss Eleanora Morgan. who are
at Bar Harbor. will return to their
Chevy Chase home next Saturday
Edwin F. A. Morgan, Dudley ID. Nor
gan. and Carroll Morgan. sons Of DR..
and Mrs. Morgan. are keeping bach
elors' hall in the Chevy Chase home
OF the family until their return.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Webster Prem.
tiss have returned from their summer
vacation.
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Marriage Is Announced.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Clara Louise
Mansfield. daughter of Mrs. Augusta
Clara Mansfield, to John George Ma
thes. The ceremony was performed
Wednesday afternoon at the home o.
the brides mother in Newton street
The Rev. Charles II. Butler. pastor o.
the Columbia Heights Lutheran
Church, officiated and the marriag,
was witnessed by a small gathering
OF relatives.
Mrs. Chauncy Merrill Grub. Of Brook
VILE. Md. was matron of honor FOL
her sister and Miss Margery Snyder
yiolinist. played the wedding music
The bride was gowned In white crep'
de chine and wore n piCture hat TIL,