The Washington times., 1916-06-26
Accompanied by HIS wife, Pays
Tribute to Late Head Of
Chinese Government.
PLAN NEW YORK; TRIP
Chief Executive to Address An.
nuaI Banquet Of New York
Press Club at Waldorf.

President and Mrs. Wilson. accom-
panied by Mrs. Perrin Cothran ana
Col. w. w. Harris, attended the me-
mortal services In honor OF the
late President of China. Yuan Shin
Kai. which the Chinese legation. In
conjunction with the state Depart
ment, arranged this morning at Me-
mortal Continental Hall.
President and Mrs Wilson plan to
go to New York at the end Of tho
week. as President Wilson is expect
ed to make an address on Friday
night. when he will be the honor
guest at the annual banquet OF tao
New York Press Club. at the WAL
dorf-Astoria.
The President may also make an
address before the convention OF the
National Education Association to
open In New York on Saturday to
convene for eight days.
william Gibbs McAdoo. the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. will 20 to New
York next week to make an address
on July before the National Edu-
cation Association convention. Mr..
McAdoo. who accompanied Mrs. Nc
Adoo last week to Spring Lake. N.
j.. where they have taken a cottage
for the summer will return to
washington tomorrow.
Go to EatOn's Ranch.
Larz Anderson is planning to spend
part Of the summer at Eaton's ranch.
IN Wyoming. His niece. Miss Mary An
derson, of Cincinnati and Miss Ruth
Enger. also of Cincinnati. have gone to
Eaton's ranch to stay six weeks. They
stopped in Chicago for several days en-
route West as the guest OF Miss Mary
Belle Robinson.
Other interesting persons who will &c
to Eaton's. ranch will be the Misses
Burleson, daughters of the Postmaster
General and Mrs. A. 8. Buneson. who
will leave Washington about July 10.
-
Miss Margaret Morrison, daughter o.
companled by Miss Wong. left Wash
remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Melville E. ingalls, and Mis-,
Gladys Ingalls, have with them at Box.
wood farm. at the Hot Springs. Va
Mrs. ingalls, brother. George w. Slim
son. OF Pasadena. Cal
Ambassador on Way Here.
The Brazilian Ambassador. da Cana
who Is at the summer embassy neal
lonB DTdHci' M De- VIII coHio " "uSh
ington today.
Miss Janet Cowan. daughter of Mrs
John K. Shields, will go in a few day.
from Tennessee. where she has beer
for several weeks. to Chicago to svsi
Miss Elizabeth Newberry.
Baroness Marguerite Moncheur
daughter OF Baron Moncheur. formerl,
Belgium minister at Washington. will
y. H. NJ IL Ill. L.. tt IL
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Padel
ford. in Newport.
Count Claes Blonde, of the Swedish
legation, who is taking the place Of tn
Swedish consul general at Chicago. VIII,
was invaded home. is established a
the Onwentsia Country Club on tn,
North Shore for the summer.
s.
Mrs. William 8. Knox has closed he
home in New Hampshire avenue ant
has taken an apartment In the Chat
ham.
Visiting in New Jersey.
Miss Lucy V. Russell. daughter o.
Charles w. Russell. minister to Persis
until late in 1914. Is spending some tint
at Spring Lake. y. j.. as the guest o.
Mr.: and Mrs. w. Morgan shuster. Mr.
Shuster was treasurer general Of Per
ela during part or Mr.. RusselIs sta!
there.
Lieut.. Ralston S. Holmes, U. 8. ".
and Mrs. Holmes arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and are at the VII
lard for few days.
The board Of mana gers Of the Aid As
ISOLATION for the blind of the Dstric
OF Columbia will hold their annual porcl
party at the Home Of the Blind, 1850 !
street, Monday. June 90. from to I
o'clock. Ice cream. homemade candies
and cakes. also work of the blind. will
be sold. The public is invited.
The Greek Consul General to sa,
Francisco and Madame Klcanthis Va
sardakis are spending several days a
the Willard.
Col Thomas N. Wood. U. 8. NJ. c.
and Mrs. Wood have as their CUES
their daughter. Mrs. Robert II. Dun
lap. Colonel and Mrs. Wood will clos
their residence in X street next week
when they will go to Watch Hill. r.
for the season. Mrs. Dunlap will b
with her parents the greater part O
the summer.
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