The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-12
Mrs. Houston and. Their Chill
dren to Remain at Woods
Hole for Some Time.
GEN. MARSHALL TO MOVE
win Take Possession October
I Of Residence In Kalorama
Road.

The Secretary Of Agriculture. David
Franklin Houston. Is expected to ar
rive in Washington late this evening
after spending several weeks In Woods
Hole. Mass, with Mrs. Houston and
their children. Mrs. Houston will re-
main In the North for some time longer.
Brig. Gen. william L. Marshall. U. 5.
A., retired, former chief of engineers.
and Mrs. Marshall will give up the
apartment at 2l89 Wyoming avenue.
which they have occupied for the past
two years. and will take possession oc-
tober 1 Of the attractive residence In
Kalorama road, between Twentieth and
Twenty first streets. which they nave
leased for the coming winter.
master and Mrs. John Harrison Knapp,
u. s. N, and their small grandson. john
Marshall Knapp. will make their nome
with General and Mrs. Marshal this
ment in the st. Regis. which they have
occupied since their marriage
Vrooman on Speaking Tour.
The Assistant Secretary Of Agri-
oa,lture, Carl vropman. will leave
town tomorrow for a speech making
trip. His first address will be before
q farmers meeting at Center Hall.
Pa. He will be away several Gays;
water, L. l.. does not expect to re-
turn to Washington for a week or
Ma. H.rr,.. ccfauitt. of Atlanta.
win come to town about september
% for Q fortnight's visit to her broth
1r and sister-i law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph G. H. Colquitt. At their apart
NJ. ana Mrs. Coiquitt returned to
lNS Col. Charles Heyi and the Misses
Han St Deer Park. Mr.. Colquitt has
feas e New York for short ousi-
Mr.. Clarence Aspinwail. VINO has
spent the summer at her country home
Washington the last week in September.
Addisons to Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Addison.
vho have been at Bar Harbor. Me-.
since early in the summer will return
to Washington, and open their home
in Q street about the first week In &C.
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler,
who have passed the summer months
at their summer home, Montsweag
farm. in Maine. will return to Wash
inston about October Is.
Miss Mary Browne. daughter OF Mrs
Adds b. Browne, has returned to theii
apartment in the Dresden after several
months absence spent visiting in Vir'
Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair who are Wis
iting I'm Osterville. Mass. will return
to their home near Silver Springs or
October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. WHIT
have been with Mrs. Grosvenor's par
snts. Prof. and Mrs. Alexander Graham
Nova Scotia, since early in July. VII
return to their country place. Wild
acres, near Bethesda, Md, at the en'
Of this month.
Nine. Ritter Going to Wedding.
Nine. Ritter. wife of the Swiss min
lister. will go to Cincinnati for the wed
ding of DR.. Charles Paul HuebscheI
first secretary of the Swiss legation. an
Miss Elizabeth Schoepf. which will tax
place there October IA. Count Raou
d'Adhemar will be best man. Nine Rit
ter will be the guest Of Miss schoepf'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Keise
6choepf. during her stay In Cincinnati
Of the Bulgarian legation. entertaine
at dinner last evening at the Willard
Among the distinguished guests {
luncheon at the Willard yesterday wer
Secretary Of War Baker. the Assistan
Secretary of Agriculture. Carl Vroomar
Charles 8. Hamlin. of the Federal Re
serve Board; the newly appointe
United States consul at Moscow, Mad
den Summers, and Joseph w. Folk. G
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Mrs s. Barton French. of New Yorl
viewing Secretary OF War Baker r,
garding her six months observation {
sanitary and hospital conditions slon
the border. While In town Mrs. Frenc
stopped at the shorsham'
Dr. r. b. Loring, has returned to h
home on X street, after spending som
time at Nahant, Mass. and at Whit
7 Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Loring and Mis-
Loring will remain for some time al III
White Sulphur, where they have bee
for the greatest part of the summer.
-.
Madden Summers. the new Unite
States consul general 1T Moscow. wi
has been In Washington for some tim
connected with the State Department,
leaving today for his new post of duty.
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Married in Anac0stia.
A marriage of interest to members
patriotic and philanthropic societies
Washington was solemnized at o'clo
today in the Gordon Memorial Chur
in Anacostia, when Mrs. Mary f. Sim
son. of Kensington. Nd, became I
bride OF Henry NJ. Simpson. Of vi
cennes, Ind.
The Rev. George Cummings, pastor