The Washington times., 1917-10-15

round OF the links. They left the
White House by motor Immediately
after breakfast this morning.
Col. and Mrs Edward T. Brown and
Miss Marjorie Brown, of Atlanta, are
guests Of the President and Mrs. viii
son for a few days. Miss Margaret
Wilson has returned to the White
House after passing the greater part
of the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
Ross David at their summer home
near New London. Conn. and making
a concert tour through New England
and part Of Canada.
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Baker Returns.
The Secretary OF War, Newton D.
Baker, will return today from Hot
Springs. where he and Mrs. Baker
went late last week. Mrs Baker will
remain at Hot Springs until Thurs
day.
1 John Barrett, director general OF
the Pan-American Union has gone to
New York, where he viii address the
Southern Commercial Congress to-
night. He will then proceed to Chi
cago and various points in the central
| West to deliver addresses in the Lib
erty Loan campaign.
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Mrs. John Skelton Williams Is in
Baltimore for a few days en- route
from her summer home at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, to Washington.
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hrs. Ingraham, wife OF the Assist
ant Secretary OF War, has left Wash
ington 70 spend q month at her home
Ia Portland, Ne. Mrs. Ingraham spent
most of the summer in Maine, having
returned TO Washington recently for
a short stay before opening her apart
ment for the winter
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| Lease Brown Residence.
William Rhinelander Stewart, jr.,
Of New York, has leased the resi-
dence at 1889 Twenty-ninth street.
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have an apart
ment at the Dupont.
Major GrenviIle Clark, U. s. A,
have taken for the winter the resi-
dence OF Lieut. Comdr. A. ]. Hep
burn, U. S. N, and Mrs. Hepburn. at
1926 Wyoming avenue. Major Clark
is one of the most famous polo play
ers in this cuntry;
John Gilmore Rogers, Of Buffalo, an
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and a member OF the War Railway
Commission, win occupy during the
winter the house at 1851 Aintwood
4 place, formerly occupied by Senator
and Mrs. ThomassP. Gore q
Mrs. Frank Hill, Of Upper Marlboro,
Nd, has leased from Mrs H W. Fuli--
er her residence at HIS Eighteenth
street for the winter.
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i Arthur Dorr Hayden, American vice,
consul at Gibraltar, has leased his
/ house at 1874 Connecticut avenue to
! Rear Admiral d. d. v. Stuart, U. s. N,
retired, Of Baltimore.
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George Franklin. of the Treasury
Department and Mrs. Franklin will
be located at 1912 Sixteenth street
during the winter. 1t is the home OF
| Mrs. Gay Robertson.
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l The residence of Brig. Gen. Richard
L. Hoxie, at 929 Farragrut square, has
been rented by H. d. Stevens, of the
Shipping Board. and Mrs. Stevens.
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Mrs. ThIes Entertains.
Mrs. W. II. Thies. of the Farnsboro,
entertained at dinner on Saturday
evening for her guest, Mrs. William
Smart, taking her guests later to B.
F. Keith's.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Nelson Taft
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a son on Saturday. Mrs
Taft was formerly Miss Stella Carusi,
and is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene d. Carusi. Mr.. and Mrs. Taft
are now making their home In New
York.
Lieut.. Thomas Heald, U. S. A., is
with his parents in Washington for a
| fortnight's visit.
J. B. van der Housen van Oordt, of
the Netherlands mission, and Mime.
van der Houven van oordt have taken
apartments at the Shorehan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Talcott are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a son, worthington Heaton Tai
colt.
Returns to Capital.
Mrs. Harry Lowman has returned
to Washington after visiting her sis
ter IN Chicago.
Congi essman and Mrs. Henry d.
Flood are at their apartment at 2029
Connecticut avenue after stay of
several weeks at their country home
at Appomattox, Va
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred bennett passed
the weekend in Annapolis with their
son, MIdshipman Rodney bennett.