The Washington times., 1916-07-11
VIE Of Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture Left New York
Today for Her Cottage.
SHEPARDs GO TOJAMESToWN
Mrs. hseph n. Earle, wife Of
Captain Earle, Is Hostess at
Barracks Luncheon.

Mrs Carl vrooman. wife of the AS
distant Secretary Of Agriculture. who
has been In New York for several
weeks left today for Long Island
\ whers sho has taken the Gierach Cot
tsRe. Bright Waters. Bay Shore. Mr..
vrooman who Is in New England for
. short stay. will Join her there at
the end Of the week before returning
to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard
and Miss Alice Shepard will leave
Washington next week for jamestown.
r. l.. where they have taken cottage
Tor the summer.
Mrs. Joseph II. Earle. wife Of Cap
tain Earle. Y. s. A.. entertained At
luncheon. today AZ her quarters st
Washington Barracks. Captain Earle
Is on the Mexican border
Ms. Andrieus Jones wife OF the As,
sistant Secretary Of the Interior VIII
party on Lake Chsmplain.
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Col. and Mrs. Frederick Marsh left
Washington last week for New Hamp-
shire where they VII remain until fall.
Capt. VIII II. Point. ". 8. A.. mas been
ordered to San Antonio. He will leave
Washington about Juiy Is.
Miss Ruth White. laughter ~ Mrs.
Carroll D. Buck. wife Of Major Buck.
y. e. A.. has returned from an auto
mobile trip to PRINCETON N. J.
D. T. BUCKLEY. Of Boston. accom-
FEW days fr AND is stopping psHs' at t tSs
H. L. Ferguson. of Newport News
Va, 10 also at the Shoreham for few
Visiting Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Vale. of Philsdel-
phia. are In Washington for a few days.
and are stopping at the shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Karrick will
leave the last Of this month for their
cottage at Thompson's Point. W.. later
mainder OF the summer. Their sons.
James l. Karrick and David B. kar-
rick, VIII 20 to the camp at Plattsburg
Mt and Mrs. George Steele. OF New
York. will come to Washington tomor-
row e. spend a few days with Judge
win entertain at a large dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club. tomorrow evening.
in their honor.
Mrs. Ansberry expects to leave in a
few weeks time for Ohio, where she
will visit relatives. and later she will
Join Judge Ansberry for stay OF
month or more on the Maine coast
Mr.. and Mrs; L. s; Gottlies. accom-
panied by their children. left Sunday
for an automobile tour to Bar Har-
week. Later they will visit Mrs. Colt:
liebs mother in New York city. and
win visit friends in Boston.
London Visitors Here.
Mrs. William Sterling and Mrs. Allen
q. Harrison Of London have arrived In
Washington for a short stay. and are
at the shoreham.
pr. and Mrs. R. c. Persons left WASH
ington on Sunday to motor to Blue
Bride, wife Of Naval Constructor Nc
Bride. U. S. NJ. who has a cottage
MIR. and Mrs Raymond G. Young. Of
Omaha. are spending the week with
their son-in-law and daughter, Congress-
man and Mrs &C. G, @: LSbeck at their
is exalted rulef Of the Omaha Elks.
Miss Edith Mccormick. daughter. of
U. 8. N. and Mrs Mccormick, OF An
Knight, daughter OF Rear Admiral Aus
tin M knish, In Newport.
Gone to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Richard C Barker has gone to
Easlesmere, Pa, to spend the summer
Her sister. Mrs. Leech. of the West
mcreland. Is with her.
George n. West. Of this city, who
has served as consul at Kobe, Japan,
has been ordered to Vancouver, B. c.. to-
act as consul general.
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Prank ?. Walsh; Of Kansas City. Mo. !,
stay, and Is at the shoreham.
Mrs. James 8. Parker. wife of CAPTAIN
arE R n :; A. VIE and a. her mother Mrs
U. s. A., retired. have gone to Eagles,
mere Pa, to pass the summer months.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, VII.
Lana Gibbs MoAdoo. who spent several
days with Mrs. McAdoo at their cot
tase At spring Lake, returned to Wash
inston on sunday evening. MIR. McAioo
plans TO sperd tho end of this week in
Spring Lake.
Mrs. Joseph l. pasue. Of ala East
return from car ride on the evening
Of July to find number Of her
friends waiting to congratulate, her
day. Many gifts were bestowed and
the members Of the Capitol Hill His
;evsnty-Svs roses which was present.
90 with few appropriate words by
Mrs; Court 2; Wood, also a shower OF
cards from the donors was tied with
long white ribbons so that the senti-
ments could be read after the roses
had faded Miss Marion Mccoy sang
a solo. supper was served later in
the evening.