Evening star., 1916-07-17
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EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
The President and Mrs. Wilson and
Party Return to White
House.
Secretary McAdoo Returns-Repre-
sentative Britten and Party
Visit German Submarine.

sentative bT1tteu ana 1aTCy
Visit German Submarine.
| The President and Mrs. Wilson, ac-
| companied by Miss Bones and Mr.. John
! Randolph Boiling, returned to the
| White House this morning from two
| day cruise on board the Mayfower.
! The Secretary of the Treasury return
| ed this morning from Spring Lake,
| where he spent the week end with Mrs.
| McAdoo.
| The Attorney General, who motored
| to Monterey Springs, Pa, on Friday to
| join Mrs. Gregory and their family,
| will return here tomorrow morning.
| Representative and Mrs. Fred Britten.
| who have been entertaining a party of
| friends from Chicago for several days,
| gave a. informal dinner for them Fri
day evening on the roof garden at the
| Army and Navy Club
| Saturday Representative and Mrs.
| Britten and their guests motored TO
! Baltimore to see the German subma-
rine, and yesterday they went to Get
! tysbung.
| The Spanish amba ssador and Sonora
de Riano were the gueS Tor Whom
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan enter
| tlneQ at QlnNer at .>e"pOil idSt hiS II
| Baron Renard d'Ungern Sternberg OF
| the Russian embassy was also guest
| Count Macchi di Cellere. the Italian
| ambassador has returned to Pitch Pine
! Hall. at the Farms, after visit with
| friends at Newport.
| Mrs. James F. Curtis. formerly of
| Washington, but now of New YORK,
| has taken the Highland cottage at
| summers
cupied by the Italian embassy, now es-
ia ablished at Beverly Farms.
| Mrs. William F. Dennis and her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker,
| left Washington today for Atlantic
CITY to remain for a month or SIX
| weeks. Mr.. Dennis will join his family
during their visit
| Mr.. and Mrs Wade H. Ellis are plan
| ming to leave Washington in August for
| a months motor trip through Virginia
| and Ohio.
| Miss Anita Burt left today for Sachen1
| Head, where she will join her mother
| Mrs Arthur Burt and sister. Miss Fran
ces Burt who are established at their
| cottage there for the summer months.
Mrs Christian D. Hemmick will leave
| Washington tomorrow for a short visit
| at Watch Hill. R. J.
Mr.. and Mrs Felite Yterbide Of Wash
| ineton arrived Yesterday at Newport to
| spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome y. Bonaparte at their cottage on
| Purgatory road.
| Mrs Philip Richel will leave Washing
ton tomorrow for q visit of several weeks
| with Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory at
Monterey Springs. Pa.
| Assistant Attorney General Knaebel
has Joined Mrs. Knaebel and their chill
dren at their camp on Otis mountain,
at Eliza bethtown. n. Y.
Mr.. William Hemsley Emory, jr.. son
of Rear Admiral Emory. u. S. NJ re-
tired, and Mrs. Emory, arrived from
England Saturday to visit his par
been at the front in the English army
and Is suffering from shell shock. One
of the last personal matters that Lord
Kitchener supervised was the release
of Admiral Emorys son from his en-
! listment. His sister. Mrs. Esmond
Ovey, formerly Miss Blanche W. Emory,
| was married to Mr.. Ovey when he was
attached to the British embassy here.
They are now living in England.
| Mrs. Joseph Folk will return to
Washington tomorrow from a month 3
visit to Jackson, Tenn. where she has
| been the guest Of her mother. Mrs. E.
| P. Glass.
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske,
| u. s. N, retired. and Mrs Fiske, who
| are spending the summer at Lenox,
! led the dance given at Stock ckbridge
Saturday night.
| Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins has left Hal
! liehurst, w. Va, and has gone to the
! White Sulphur Springs. Mrs Blaine
Elkins of this city has also Joined her
| husband, who has been at the Sprin gs
| for several days. Messrs David and
| kfpG ole
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of Washington
| entertained at dinner at her home
| Elsinore, Bar Harbor last niga
! Mrs. George Barstow has returned
to her home in Newark, N. J., after a
| visit with Miss c. Langhenry of CSC
9Th street northeast
Mrs. J. w. Roddy and daughter. Miss
Ethel Roddy. of Capitol Hill left las,
evening for Boston, where they will
spend some time. Later they will
| visit in New York and Connecticut
Dr. and Mrs Samuel S. Adams will re-
main in town until August l, when they
will motor to their summer home, near
| Lake Sunapee, N II.
Mrs. Henry L. Taylor and daughter
| Miss Moreno Robinson, have gone &c
Atlantic City, where they will stop a,
the Strand for the remainder of the
season.
| Dr. 8. Boyce Pole of Washington is
at the Hot Springs for a short visit
The ladies' of the Columbia Country
Club will hold their semi-monthly ca rf
| party at the clubhouse Chevy Chase
| Md, wednesday. July 10, at 2 o'clock,
These parties will be discontinued
during the month of August
Mrs. Joseph A. Hurney and son
Joseph A. Hurney, tr.: Mrs James Gal
lagher. Miss Louise Potter Miss Alberta
Potter and Miss Mary Faber have gone
to Atlantic City for stay of two
| weeks.
| DIR. Walcott, head of the Smithsonian
Institution, and Mrs. Walcott, who lef
Washington some days ago, are camp.
ing at Castle mountain, near Banff
They Will be Joined in a few days by
Mr.. Hollister Chapman of Washington
store was opened at Newport to.
day with Cornelius Vanderbilt jr, ir
charge, assisted by the younger so.
ciety folk, for the reception of news.
papers. magazines or subscriptions 70,
the troops on the Texas border Mr.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is on Gen
Organs staff of the New York Ma.
tional Guard, and has received an ap.
fnr f,r far ha