Evening star., 1916-09-01
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Shadow Lawn Permanently Opened
by Presidents Cousins for
Rest Of Season.
Gen. and Mrs. Mills Return From
Massachusetts-Society News
From Resorts.

Lawn for the rest of the season, keep
ing the place in readiness for the moro
permanent occupation of the President
when affairs of state admit of his leav-
ing the capital. Miss Margaret Wilson
has arrived at Shadow Lawn. but 1t Is
not probable that either Mr.. or Mrs.
Sayre will be present, the infantile
paralysis scare making 1t inadyisable
for them to leave their summer home.
The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
left Washington early this morning by
motor for Monmouth Beach, N. j., to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Jamison of
Indiana. They will go to Shadow Lawn
tomorrow for the notification cere-
monies, accompanied by their hosts. Mr..
and Mrs Jamison will probably accom-
pany the Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall to Indianapolis for the formal
notification to the Vice President.
1t was at Indianapolis that the re-
publican nominee for Vice President
also received his formal notification.
Mr.. Marshall has speaking engage
ments in Indiana which will keep him
away from the capital until about the
middle of September.
The Secretary of State. Mr. Robert
Lansing. who, in company with Mrs.
Lansing. left today for New York. will
| remain in that city at the Hotel Bilt-
more until Tuesday, arranging for and
attending the first meeting of the
| American and Mexican joint commission
Monday. Later meetings of the COM
| mission will be at Portsmouth The
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing will go to
Shadow Lawn tomorrow morning.
Tho Secretary of Commerce viii, make
campaign speech at Dexter, Me. to-
morrow, returning from there to Mac
Mahon Island. off the coast of Maine,
where he and Mrs. Redfield and their
family will stay until the middle of
September.
The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. William
3. Wilson, is again in Washington, but
ceremonies in New Jersey il official af-
fairs admit of a few hours absence
from his Office.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert L. Mills
returned to Washington today from a
months vacation. divided between sew
eral different New England resorts.
Their arrival today is from Vineyard
Haven. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blair Lee will en-
tertain at house party over Labor
day at the country estate of Mr.. Lees s
father. Senator Blair Lee. at Silver
Spring. Montgomery county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lees guests will arrive
today and will remain until Tuesday
morning. Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
will give small dance in their honor
The party will include Miss Josephine
Tunstall Smith and Miss Mary Igle-
hart of Baltimore, Miss Laura Amber,
Miss Carol Wilson, Miss Nora Hill.
Miss Edna Berry. Miss Grace Roberts,
Mr.. Bowie Addison. Mr.. William Rob
erts, Mr.. c. D. Roberts. Mr.. William
Ciaggett, Mr.. John Boiling, Mr.. Henry
Franklin of Washington. Mr.. Richard
Grant Of Philadelphia and Mr.. Elair
Lee, jr.
Miss Margaret Smith of Washington
is spending the week with Mrs. J..
Archer Sellman at her home in Roland
Park, Md.
Or. and Mrs. Percy HickIing have
returned from an extensive trip through
Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, Wis
iting in the White mountains and New
York en- route.
Miss Hickling is now visiting in Pitts
burgh. after spending the summer at
the Deleware Water Gap.
Mrs William A. CulIop. wife of Rep
resentative Cullop of Indiana and presi-
dent of the Womans National Demo
cratic League. accompanied by the
executive board of the league, will
leave tomorrow morning to attend the
notification ceremonies at Shadow
Lawn.
The ladies are the special guests of
the democratic national committee. The
Woman's National Democratic League
is the first organization of women in
this country to contribute to the cam :
paign fund, having given s 900 on the
day President Wilson was renominated
at ST. Louis.
been with her parents. Col. John r.
Williams. L. S. A., retired, and Mrs.
Williams. at Beverly Farms. is visiting
at Watch Hill, K. /.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Preston. jr.. and her
daughter. Miss Marion Cleveland of
Princeton. y. j.. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays Hammond at Look :
out Hill. Beverly, Mass.
Miss Rose Dove of s22 l. street north
east is spending the week end with
her cousin, Miss Lillian Dove. at Hunts
Vile, Md.
Miss Lorraine Lusby of Long Island
| City, N Y. is spending a week with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
| vim A. Lusby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hunt of Hunts
vile. Nd. gave country dance at
their home Tuesday evening. Among
those present were Misses Olivia John
son, Mamie Kee, Helen Jopp. Louise
NJ Nolte. Margaret Rupert. Cecilia
Rupert and Edna Williams and Mrs.
Frank Jopp: Messrs. A. B. Baton,
George Berger. Clarence Johnson. How
ard Campbell, Adolph Koch, William
Vaughan and Arthur Hunt.
! Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. who is al
i Hollis. L. l.. visiting her son anG
! daughter law. Mr.. anad Mrs. viii.
| liam Mussey. expects to remain ava,
/ until the late autumn. Mrs. Mussey
| was at Stamford in n-the-Catskills fol
six weeks during the past summer.
| Mr.. George Denny and Mr.. Robert
! Martin of this city have arrived a,
White Sulphur Springs.
! Mrs Robert L. Bradshaw has re.
/ turned to Washington after spending
| July and August with Mr.. and Mrs
i Charles Meads of New York city a,
Il n. j.
Il DR.. w. F. Ankeney has returned tc
the city after a short vacation spent
at Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
DR.. Joseph NJ. Heller was host at 9
| dinner Thursday night on the Army and
Navy Club roof. when his guests were
Representative and Mrs. Julius Kahn
Maj. and Mrs. Charles s. Wallace and
Mrs. Lawrence Fleming. wife Of Col
Fleming. u. s. A.. who is with hil
regiment in Mexico.
Col. and Mrs. Robert N. Harper lsf,
yesterday for q motor trip to Lons