Evening star., 1916-08-22
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of Town
Mrs. Wilson to Accompany the
President to Kentucky Lin
coin Ceremonies.
The Secretaries of War and Navy
Go to Maine Tomorrow.
Notes.

dent to Hodgenville, KY, for the accept
ance ceremonies connected with the
birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. They
will return to Washington from the noti-
fication ceremonies at Shadow Lawn on
Sunday and start on the same day for
Kentucky.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Newton D.
Baker. will leave Washington tomorrow
afternoon for Maine where he will make
administration speeches. September the
Secretary will go to Hodgenville to attend
the Lincoln exercises.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels will leave tomorrow for Poland
Springs. Me-, the Secretary going to
that state to enter the campaign
speaking route, and Mrs. Daniels will
remain at the resort for rest. The
secretary will join her there for one
week after completing his speaking
tour.
Miss Grynga Raybaud, daughter Of
the military attache of the Argentine
embassy and Mime. Raybaud, joined her
mother here today, after visit Of
several weeks with the ambassador OF
Brazil and Mime. da Cana, at the sum
mer embassy at Long Branch. Miss
Zulema Raybaud has returned from
visit with Miss Ellen Bruce Lee at
Gracelands, Elkins, w. Va. Should the
war in Europe admit, Mme- Raybaud
and three of her daughters Will spend
the winter in Spain.
Col. Raybaud is the guest OF the Ar
gentine ambassador and Nine. Naon, at
Manchester. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs George Won l. Meyer,
the former. one-time ambassador to
Italy, have announced the receipts from
The Italian fete, given on their estate.
Rock Maple Farm, Hamilton. Mass, as
approximately $4,000. The festival was
for the benefit of the Italian war re-
lief fund, and the event harks back
TO the sad romance in the life OF Miss
Juia Meyer, whose engagement TO an
Italian nobleman was cut short by mis-
sudden death, during the time her
ather was Secretary of the Navy. Since
then she has always furthered the in
crest of Italy in this country.
line from Boston says:
North shore society is quite outdoing
itself with attentions to Miss Mary
arancise Williams, the young sister OF
airs. Joseph Letter, upon her engage
ment to Mr. John Ballantine Pitney OF
Newark. n. j.. and the Williams villa
at Beverly Farms has blossomed like
the rose with the profusion of mowers
showered upon the North shores most
recent fiancee. Leading conservatories
and gardens have contributed to the
ioral display: and 1t Is said that prep.
arations are being made for a brilliant
wedding next month at the Williams
estate.
Welcome arrivals at Bar Harbor in
eIude Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell of Wash
ington, who is spending the summer
at her estate in Cazenova, n. Y, and
her friend. Miss Rosalie Spang Of Nice.
The ladies are en- tour in Mrs. Wen
delfs car.
Senator Ollie NJ. James of Kentucky
is at Saratoga Springs. n. Y, for
brief sojourn.
Mrs John W. Abercrombie. the wife
of Representative Abercrombie of Ala
bama. accompanied by her daughters,
has gone to her home at Admission for
the remainder of the summer season.
Before coming to Washington, where
she has been prominent socially. Mrs.
Abercrombe lived at Tuscaloosa, where
president of the University of Ala
bama. The Misses Abercrombie are
popular in the younger congressional
set
Mne. Slaveka Gronitch, wife of the
Serbian undersecretary of state for
foreign affairs. and formerly Miss Ma
bel Dunlop of West Virginia. who gave
some interesting talks here last winter
and the winter before for the benefit
of the destitute Serbians, was the CEN
ter of large circle of prominent So
ciety folk at Narragansett Pier yes
Ncrudy dlEtTHOO1l, WncH sic lcCtuTeO on
The Invasion of Serbia and It's Re-
suits" Holly House, the home of Mrs
Rowland G. Hazard. at Peacedale. was
used for the event and later tea was
served in the Italian garden.
After spending a few days visiting
friends at Newport. Miss Alice Grandin,
Miss Mabel Grandin and Mr. Henry
Grsndin will motor back to Kennebunk-
port. Me-. to join Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Grandin. who have taken a cottage there
for the summer.
Mrs F. b. Moran Of 23l5 Massachu-
setts avenue. who is at Battle Creek,
Mich, will return to Washington Sep
tember 10.
Mr.. Kenneth Stuart Gordon IL at the
Traymore Hotel, Atlantic City.
port. Mass. to join her mother. Mrs.
john y Speei and her sister, Miss Kath-
r3n Hitchcock.
Miss Margaret FechteIer has left New
uort for visit to Quoque. L. /.
Mr Henry +. Fletcher of this city is
= Newport.
Air. and Mrs. G " Stafford of this city
sre In New York.
\ wOrnan's handicap golf tournament
- white Sulphur Springs. for which Mrs
Raymond Pilson OF this city offered two
silver vases for the winner and runner
uD, was won today by Miss Marion
strobel OF Chicago. who defeated Miss
Katharine McFaden. also OF Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs r. F. Padgett and little
daughter have left for a trip to Chicago
.IHG Milwaukee.
t'tpt. and Mrs. John Morris Field an
hO e Lafayette H$;;;::: Ss:.s::: T.: :;:s. r. a. "
Cuisine and service that ideal. Conveaiess
TO all clubs. theater,. shopping district sas all
the places worth while.
Management. PARIS KIREx.
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