The Washington times., 1916-07-28
VROOMAN TOLEAVE
FOR WEEKEND STAY
Assistant Secretary Of AgrIouI-
ture Goes Tonight to Old
Point Comfort.

Carl vrooman. Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture. will leave Washington TO-
night for Old Point Comfort. where he
will pass the weekend.
Justice James Clark McReynoldo. who
left Washington nome weeks ago for
his summer vacation. has Joined his
brother at Los Angeles, Cal.
DR.. George c. Durham. of the medical
reserve corps Of the army. will relieve
Major Raymond F. Metcalfe. U. 8. A..
who has been ordered from Fort Myer
to the border.
DR.. Durham comes to Washington
from Fort Monroe. where he was sta
toned for a short time following trans
port duty. His home Is In Oregon. He
has been in active service with the
army since June. lai5
Mrs. Frank Reside and her small
son. Robert Reside. will leave Wash
ington. tomorrow for an extended stay
in Atlantic City. Miss Lois Reside
win 60 to Ocean City. N. j.. to be the
guest of Mrs. Charles Shaler. Of Indi-
annapolis. widow Of General Shaier. at
her cottage.
Later Miss Reeside will visit Miss
Grace Cortelyou. daughter OF George
Cortelyou; a member OF President
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Doings at Newport.
The afternoon OF August has been
selected for a concert in the ballroom
OF Belcourt. the Newport. residence OF
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. for the
beneft OF Les Enfants de Ia Frontiere.
for the relief Of French children without
parents or shelter. and to provide them
with homes. Mrs. James r. -. Lanier
10 arranging details and has for patron
esses Mrs. Perry Bemont. Mrs. August
. Belmont. Mrs. }. Borden hartman,
Ogden Mills, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
tace, Mrs. William Payne thompson,
MRS. Nathaniel mayer. MRS. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, and Mrs. Richard T. wilson,
Miss Guioman Novsls. Brazilian pianist,
Will play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford l'incbot have
gone to Newport from their nome. Grey
Towers In Milford, Pa, to pass q Few
days with Gen. Lloyd y. Bryce at Ava
lon.
Senator lie Baron Colt. OF PROVIDENCE
r, l., Is in New York for q FEW dayl
and IL stopping at the Plaza Hotel.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman is at tn,
hitz-carleton in New York Tor several
days.
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Catholic Alumnae to Meet.
Mrs. Frank scribner. Of Baltimore
governor Of the State Federation OF
v. - ~ MApvla nd I'LL
give an address on the formation. the
Federation Of Catholic Alumnae at the
meeting Of the Warrington branch o.
the Alumnae of Mt. st., Agnes Col
iege. Baltimore. which will be held TO,
morrow at 3 o'clock At the Willard.
feet 9Ssssl en- Tor reeeption to s
given in Washington on November 2
to the delegates to the convention OF th'
international Federation OF Catholic
Alumnae to be held in Baltimore on No
II Is expected that nearly 1900 visitor
will come to Washington on this occa
sion and an elaborate program Of en-
tertainment, Is being arranged. All tn,
their alumnae will unite In making tn,
occasion memorable:
Mr.. Constantinidi, first secretary o.
| lne STeek lo8dtiOh, mas gone 10 NeN
York. where he Is stopping at the Ritz
Carlton for q few days.
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Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen will leav
Washington at the end OF August 4
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Maddox q
their estate on the Hudson.
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Mr.. w. M. Ritter Better.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Ritter. after
series Of visits In Columbus. Ohio. an,
Boston, are now at Manchester. VT
where they have leased a place for tn
remainder of the summer. Mr. Rittci
who has been III. Is improved.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson. who ha
be en- in California for about q month
will Join Mrs. Thompson at their cot
tage in Southampton. L. l.. about Al
gust 1.
Wedding Is Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Brainerd announc
the marriage of their daughter. Mis
Florence Brainerd and Dr.. w. r. Grir
wood, of New York. The ceremony wa
performed at 3 o'clock yesterday at tn
Church Of the Transfiguration In Me-
York. DR.. and Mrs. Grinwood Will com
to Washington on Sunday for a shol
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd at the
home in Chevy Chase:
Lieut.. Cresweli Darlington, U. @. A
arrived in Washington yesterday frol
Panama, to spend several weeks wit
his parents. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ernel
A ia Rim nton He will leave here earl