The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-05

Pa, returned to Was Ington today.
He will Join Mrs. McAdoo again on
Friday or Saturday. Mrs. McAdoo,
Miss sallie McAdoo. and little Miss
Ellen Wilson McAdoo have been at
,Buena Vista about ten days.
Visiting War Secretary.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Baker have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Schsuweker, Of Cleveland,
and their little daughter. Marguerite,
who are on their way to Atlantic City
by motor.
The Secretary went to New York
yesterday and made an address there
last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will
leave town tonight for Bar Harbor,
Ne, where they will be guests for
some time Of Mr.. Anderson's mother,
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson. Mr.. and
? Mrs. Anderson. who placed their Mas
sachusetts avenue residence at the
disposal of Baron Moncheur and his
colleagues Of the Belgian mission. re-
turned home after the departure Of
the missien. While Baron Moncheur
was here, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
made q short visit to Weld, their es-
tate at Brookline, Mass, and later
spent some time at the Shoreham-
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Going to California
Mrs. James Mcdonald will leave
Washington on Monday to remain
away until October. She will spend |
some time motoring. visiting New
York, Newport and other places, and |
later will 20 to California to visit |
her stepson. James Mcdonald, Jr., at 4
the Preside and to stay with Mr.. |
and Mrs. George T. Marye at their |
VILLA At BurIingame-
aIr. and Mrs. James Lawrence
1ghteling,. Jr., who have been in
ago since their return from their
eymoon, have started for Petro-
q via Vladivostok. Mr.. Houghte-
ing will resume his duties as secre-
tary to the American ambassador.
Mrs. Houghteling was Miss Laura
Delaao. . Co..
Miss Elizabeth Rochester, who has
been visiting her uncle and aunt, |
Senator and Mrs. Ollie James, will !
leave tonight for her home in Ken
lucky. Senator and Mrs. James ex-
peet to remain in Washington until
Congress adjourns.
A dance will be given on Satur-
day evening at the Montgomery
County Club, at Rockville, with Miss
Elizabeth Dawson as hostess
In Newport for wedding.
Rear Admiral Augustus F. Fech-
teller, U. s. n, who is on sea duty.
has arrived at his home in Newport
for the marriage OF his daughter. Miss
Margaret Fechteler, and Lieut.. Com
mander Herbert E. Rays, U. s. N.
which will be solemnized on July II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Ham
lin and Miss Anna Hamiin have left
for their summer home at Mattapoi-
sett. Mass. Mr.. Hamlin, who is spend
ing q short time with his family
there, will return to Washington the
nrst OF the week.
Senator and Mrs John W. Weeks
arriyed at their summer home on Mt
Prospect, Lancaster, n. H. yesterday
for the summer months.
The Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Gait
announce the engagement of their
daughter, May williams Ware, to
ogle Ridout Singleton, OF Washing
ton The marriage will take place
Tuesday, August IS, in Christ Church,
Brandy Station. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Douglas Rob
inson are being congratulated on the
birth Of q daughter at their summer
residence In Manchester, Mass. Mrs.
Robinson was formerly Miss Dorothy
Jordan, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Eben D. Jordan. OF Boston. Mr.. Rob
inson lie a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Robinson, Of New York. and q
nephew of Col Theodore Roosevelt. ,
Mrh Robert Hinekley and Miss
Gladys HinckIey have returned to
their home in Sixteenth street. after
an extended visit in the Orient
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Mrs. Arthur wIllert will be hostess
on Saturday afternoon at the tea
dance at the Training Camp Club.
These Saturday afternoon tea dances
have become a very popular weekly Z
Institution and tie one last week was /
attended by nearly 200 students from ,
the Officers Reserve Corps camp at
Fort Myer. Mrs. James Mcdonald, !
Mrs. Frederick Keep, Miss Mabel !
are among the other prominent ,
7omen who have served as hostesses !
previous teas
Henry white ut LenOx. :
Henry White. former ambassador
70 France, arrived at the Lenox Club,