The Washington times., 1916-08-25
Warm Weather Period Shifts
/ Social Activities Of Wash.
lngton Northward.
0oINes OF OFFICIAL SET
Summer Plans Of Those Who
Are at the Seashore and in
the Mountains.

attorney General gregory left WASH
angton today to remain until septem-
Der 1. After a series Of campaign
speeches In Maine. he will visit Col.
r. M. House at his summer home at
New London, Conn. and will make
several other visits to friends in New
England.
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Miss Harriet Hubbell, who has been
the guest of the Secretary of War
and Mrs. Baker at "In the Woods" for
two or three weeks. Will return to
her home In Cleveland tomorrow.
Mrs. Bakers brother. Ralph Leopold.
and her cousin. Miss Elizabeth Treas.
Will remain with Secretary and Mrs.
Baker until some time in September
Miss Freas will then go to North
Carolina, where she will teach dur
Ing the coming winter.
Secretary Baker. who Is campaign
Ing In Maine. Is expected to return to
town Sunday or Monday.
Judge George w. Gray. who has been
selected as a member of the commission
to decide the issues between the United
states and Mexico. Will arrive In WASH
Will Motor to Newport.
The Minister Of Cuba and Madame
Cespedes, who left Warrington We'd
nesday by motor. are at the Waldorf
Astoria, in New York. They are en-
tsrtaining several distinguished Wis
1tors from Cuba.
After week in New York. the Min:
motor i.ssr a tS NsSnar. Dc t SSsspsdss w
OF the summer. They will occupy
apartments at Hilltop Inn. They do
not expect to return to Washington
John A.: Wilson. OF Franklin. Pa. q
cousin Of the President, is a guest at
the White House for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Finniran and
their young son. Arthur Finnigan, jr.,
are at Star Cottage, Cape May, N. j.,
Tor several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. John M.dert are amend.
ing their vacation in Atlantic city.
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At Narragansett Pier.
Among those lunching at the Casino
at Narrangansett Pier yesterday were
the first secretary Of the Greek legation,
Mr.. Constantinidi, who motored over
ftom Newport. Don Bueneventura Caro-,
OF the Italian embassy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter 8. Hutchins. OF Washing
ton.
Miss Louise Delar,o, Miss Laura De-
lano. Miss Sara Price Collier, and Miss
Katherine Price Collier were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Maupin at dinner
Ct the Malvern Hotel. Bar Harbor. be-
dance. There were . n,Imhay ~ othaEs
guests In the party. .,.
town Mondav ,o I'm , W. ar, wIii leave
lana Thew will S,sit NJ. uiG 20 Sieve-
Dumont Beerbowsr ''' "rs' faar's son.
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the guest Of Mrs. Frank wh for mas ,o Seen
week. has returned to her home, in Bal
umore.
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Mr' ana MIS-. f. i. scott Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T. Scott enter
tained at dinner Wednesday evsn,ra -
THAR por Iorh,, 1870, ..
to the Counselor Of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Frank L. Polk. who are
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Miss Frances W. Gamble. DAUGHTER
q DR.. and Mrs Robert Grattan Gam
bIe. Of Welcaunee. Haverford. Pa. is
spending part of August visiting at
oar farbor. Miss Eleanor s. Gamble
Is guest at a camp in the Adiron-
The Misses Gamble used frequently to
visit In Washington during the Taft
Administration, when thew were the
guests Of their uncle and aunt. the
former Secretary Of War and Mrs
Henry L. Stimson.
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Mrs. Robert Hill. of Richmond and
the Misses Gardner. of Miami Fla
have arrived In WASHINGTON. and are
spending some time at the Shoreben
Hotel.
Mrs. E. r. Fabian. of Milton. Mass
accompanied by Mrs. F. g. Gibbs. are
also stopping at the Shoreham.
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Knapps Go to Atlantic Civ.