The Washington herald., 1917-06-24

Grey Dayton. Of that city, formerly
Of New Jersey. Miss Wurts. who
made her debut several years ago,
Is one OF the most popular girls a
society. and has frequently visited In
Warrington, where shs has been the
guest Of Medical Director and Mrs.
Francis S. Nash and Miss Carolyn
Nash.
Aside from the strenuous time the
President and Mrs. Wilson are having
IN receiving and entertaining the Bel
gian and Russian missions. they find
time for q lively canter on their ia
vorite mounts every morning. Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt was the first Pres
dents wife to ride for many years,
the horses Of the White House stables
being almost unused, and while Miss
Helen Taft. generally accompanied by
DR.. Carey T. Grayson, now Admiral
Grayson, was a familiar sight about
the streets, the glimpse Of a Presi-
dent and his wife sitting their sad
dies like soldiers as they dash along
the miles of bride paths which Col.
Harts has had laid out. Is sufficiently
trians about the streets at that early
hour to stop still and look.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Adams, Of Bos-
ton, who motored to Washington, ac-
companied by their son, more than a
week ago and then took a run to
toric battlehelds, are again at the
Powhatan, where they win remain for
! several days before starting on their
return trip to Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Glidden, Of Boston, are also
at the Powhatan for a time. -. Z
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Oliver wendell
III,
ing at the New Willard before their
departure for Boston, have now COM
pletely closed their house in / street
for the season and have gone to Bos-
| ton.
Mrs. James Mcmillan. who was very
! III at her home here for almost the
in a special car to Eagle Head, her
summer place at Manchester, Mass.
Her granddaughter, Mrs. Preston Glib
son and other members Of the fam
lily will join her there later on.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Sutherland
have also left the capital for Edge
! hill, Nahant' where they have sum-
mer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gan have
opened The Anchorage" their sum-
mer place at Osterville, Mass.
Among the first diplomats to break
ranks here for the summer resorts oi
New England, were those from the
Swedish and Siamese legations. Nine
Ekengren, wife of the Swedish Minis.
ter has gone to Edgartown, Martha'l
Ninyard, Mass, and the Minister OF
Slam and Lady Karayongse, to Bass
Rocks, Mass. Mrs. John P. Jackson,
the mother OF Nine. Ekengren, will
spend the season with her at Edgar
town, and this will enable the former
| to frequently join her husband, the
minister, who will be detained in
Washington until later in the summer
Mrs. Charles r. Crane spent some
days with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Crane and
has now gone TO her estate at Woods
Hole. Mass. for the summer. The
Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs
Huston, who occupy one Of the Crane
,, cottages at Woods Hole, will soon Join
Lady Spring-Rice, wife OF the British
Ambassador and other members OF
the Washington colony there.
Members and guests of the Artl
Club OF Washington viii enjoy a gar.
den party at the club this evening. On
Thursday evening the club will enter
tain at dinner, when Mrs. N. A. Al
lender will be the hostess and Mrs.
John Jay White will act as toastmis.
tress. The subject of the evening il
What is Futurism," which promises
10 bring forth some interesting talks.