The Washington times., 1917-07-21
President and
Wife Cruising
OhMayHo1ver

The President and Mrs. Wilson are
spending the Weekend on the May
flower. They left town yesterday
afternoon for q trip down the Poto-
mac.
Mrs. wilson's mother and sister.
Mrs. William H. Boiling and Mise Ber-
tina Boiling, are at their old home at
wytheville, Va, to pass the remain
der Of the summer.
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Margaret Wilson At Lecture.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter Of
the President, who is spending the
summer at New London, Conn, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross David, was In the
audience at q lecture on "uncle Sam
Awake" delivered by Burr Mcintosh
last evening In the ballroom Of the
Griswold Hotel for the benefit Of the
Junior Patriots Of America.
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william Gibbs McAdoo, Secretary
of the Treasury, who Is passing the
week end at Buena Vista Springs,
Pa, with Mrs. McAdoo and their fam
lily, will return to Washington on
Monday. It is probable that Mrs.
McAdoo will accompany him.
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Golf for Red Crosa.
Miss Julia Meyer. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs George Won Meyer, OF Hamil-
ton. Mass.. is arranging q golf tourna-
msnt for women at the Myopia Hunt
Club links for the benefit OF the Red
Cross July 81 IL the date selected. Miss
Meyers sister. Mrs. c. Raymond p.
Rodgers, who IL also at Hamilton for
the summer. is chairman OF the work
room committee of the Hamilton-Wen-
ham RED Cross.
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Mr.. and Mrs Richard Penn Smith. jr..
who have been in Narragansett Pier on
their honeymoon. have returned to Phil
adeIphia. Mrs. Smith formerly was Miss
Carol Averell Hartman, daughter OF
Mrs. z. Henry Hartman. She was mar
ried to Mr.. Smith July II at Arden. N. Y.
Miss Mary Truxton Garland and Miss
Gertrude Thompson will leave town ear
Iy In August to spend . few weeks at
Mrs. Graham Pearre's camp at Blue
mont. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AShmead Fuller
are at New London. Conn. and are
staying At the Griswold Hotel.
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Mrs Charles NJ HinkIe and Miss Jean
Hinkle are at osterville, Mass. for the
summer.
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YOderBerry NuptiaIA.
Announcement is made OF the mar
rage of Miss Bessie T. Berry and
Early D. Yoder. The ceremony took
place on Monday at the Church OF
the Nativity. the Rev. Enoch II.
Thompson officiating. Both Mr.. 70
der and his bride are well known IN
where the former has
been in business for a number Of
years
The Rev. Lewis J. o'Hern OF wash
inEton IL attending the convention
OF the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
now in session at the
Hotel St. Charles, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark s. willing, 81
Chicago. who pass much OF their
time at their farm in Virginia, near
have opened their cot
tage, wydynbrae, at Jefferson, n. H.
for the summer, and have arrived
there with their family.
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Mrs. John Jay White. who has been
in Philadelphia, will leave
there shortly for Nantucket, where
she will remain about two months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church and
their family will leave Washington
August l for Prouts Neck, Ne.
MrS. vinton Burch Back.
Mrs. Vinton Burch has returned to
from a visit in Philadel-
phia-
Mrs. NJ. W. Sheldon and Miss De-
VIVA Sheldon have gone to Buffalo
for a visit. From there they will 60
to Rochester for an indefinite stay.
Miss catherine Hitchcock has re-
turned 70 Washington from a visit
with Miss Esther Foote, daughter OF
Col. Stephen NJ. Foote, commandant
at Fort Monroe. and Mrs. Foote. Miss
Lena Hitchcock. who is visiting in
Indiana, will return to Washington
Tuesday. She went to Indiana from