The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-30
THE CITYS SOCIAL SIDE
President off
To Golf Links
With Gayson


President Wilson played his Gus
tomary round Of golf this morning,
with Rear Admiral Cary~T. Grayson,
U. S. N, as his opponent. Col. E. T.
Brown, who has been a guest at the
White house, left on Saturday to re-
turn to Atlanta
Nine. Boris Bakhmetieffs wife OF
the Russian ambassador, Joined him
at, the embassy Saturday. evening
for her first visit to Washington.
The Ambassador and Nine. Bakhme-
tieff and the members of the embassy
stan occupied a box at the Belasco
Saturday evening, and yesterday they
motored to Harpers Ferry.
The Signal Corps camp at Allston,
Mass, has been named Norman
Prince Camp for the late Norman
Prince, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
II. Prince, Of Boston and Prides
Crossing, who lost his life when
serving in the French flying corps.
Frederick H. Prince, jr., brother OF
Norman Prince, whose marriage to
Miss Elizabeth Harding, OF Washing
ton, took place recently, Is also q
member OF the French aviation corps,
and will return on the completion OF
his furlough to take up his duties.
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Mrs. Horace westcott viii leave
Washington this week for York Har-
Dor to join her mother, Mrs. John I.
Rodgers. fa
Miss Katherine Judge will leave
Washington this week for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. ]. z. Woodward.
wife ofsMajor Woodward. U. s. A., on
Long Island. Mrs. Woodward and
Miss Judge will leave there shortly
for an extended automobile trip
through Maine.
At white Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Robert H. Campbell, Of Wash
Ington, has arrived at White Sui
phur Springs for her annual visit
Mrs. Henry -LIppitt has arrived at
the Massasoit Hotel, Narragansett
-Pier,-for a short stay. -,
Mrs. Horatio. n. Slater and Miss
Bar Harbor, where they will be join
ed by Mrs. Benjamin Sumner Welles
on her arrival from Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Dawson are
at the Plaza Hotel in New York for
a few days. Mr.. Dawson, who has
been detained in Washington most
OF the summer by his duties as head
of the Red Cross War, Council, makes
his headquarters at Twin Oaks, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles J. Bells country
place, which he has leased for the
season. Mrs. Dawson Is spending the
summer at her home at Locust VAL
ley, LII
The Minister OF Bulgaria, stephan
Panaretoff, will leave Washington
wednesday, for ,Williamstown, Mass,
where they will spend the month OF
August. They will go to Manchester
Mass, for the month OF September
and will then return to. Washington.
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Gov. r. Livingston Beeckman, OF
Rhode Island, visited Narragansett
Pier yesterday and left last evening
to come to Washington.
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wheatIeys In Norfolk.
Mrs. Samuel wheatley and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Weary, have gone to
Norfolk, to be near Mrs. Wheatley's
son, DR.. Charles wheatiey. who is in
the naval reserves. They will be
Joined tomorrow by Miss Nellie Wheat
ley.
Mr.. wheatley's daughter, Mrs. Leon
ard Groomes, is passing the summer
mt Nasinetta Springs. Va. Mrs. Bor,
den, another daughter, has returned
to Washington from Allentown, Pa,
where she went to visit her son, SAM
ueI wheatley Borden. who is a mem
Der OF the District Ambulance Corps
under DR.. Ryan Devereux.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Hobson have
leased their home, in Columbia road,
for the summer Mr.. Hobson is
member OF the Reserve Officers Train
ing Camp at the American University
and Mrs Hobson is passing the sum-
mer at Wsdes Point, near Claiborne,
Nd.
Mrs. Frank IIukesh and Miss Anna
Lukesh, mother and sister OF Major
Gustave Lukesh, who have been Wis
lifting Major and Mrs. Lukesh for sew
eraI weeks, will leave Washington
tonight for their home in Akron.
Ohio. They will return in the fall
to make an extended stay with Mrs.
Lukesh while Major Lukesh il in
France. Mrs. Lukesh will accompany
Mrs. Charles +. Williams when she
leaves Washington shortly for her
home in Fort Wayne, Ind.
FOREST FIRE TRAPS FIFTY.