The Washington herald., 1918-08-13

The President and Mrs. Wilson be-
gan the day with an early round OF
golf. for which they motored out to
one Of the country clubs. IN the cool
OF the morning-if there was such
thing yesterday-returnin before
most people regarded the day as
Ialrly begun They ended it with
little tete-a-tete box party-just
tnose two-at the Belasco.
Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo are
oack from a Western trip extending
over two months. Secretary Nc
Adoo was back at his desk at the
treasury yesterday. apparently fully
restored to health. He had left Mrs
McAdoo at their cottage at White
sulphur Springs. where they arriv-
eo last Friday and where on Sat-
%day they attended the Red Cross
NOISE show at the The Meadows"-
aAr- a1d Mrs. Thornton Lewis estate
there- Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo
were guess in the hox of Mrs. z. A.
Stettinius. as were Admiral and
Mrs- Cary 7. Grayson, and Sir Rich
ara ana Lady Crawford, the former
minister plcnipotentiary and COM
mercial adviser. temporarily attach
cd 70 the British Embassy here. The
party had the pleasure of applaud
ing their hostess daughter, Miss
Betty Stettinius. winning several
cups with her pet mount, Gen.
events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissen-the
latter has a cottage down there and
"Mr. Joerissen often comes down for
the week-end-also had a box at the
snow, and on Saturday entertained
N. Georges A Goenroy, of the French
hlgh Commission; Mrs. wiIoughby
snarp and Mr.. William A. Glasgow,
lr, OF the Food Administration, and
Mrs. Glasgow.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Rsusen c. Leringwen have
Joined the Washington colony at
White Sulphur. Capt. ParmeIy Her
rick has Joined Mrs Herrick there
ana Sir Charles Gordon is also there
ADMIRAL Grayson, who only went
down for the weekend, returned to
washington yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs
glasgow expect to return tomorrow
For once Mrs. Baker had no sing
ing engagements for last night, Her
youngest brother. Mr.. Ralph LeopoId,
VINO has been visiting her all summer.
and frequently helped out her musi-
cal programs at the various camps
and nuts. and places where she went
to sing for the soldiers, has enlisted
and Will leave her today. Later in
the week she has several singing en-
gagements. Secretary Baker, who
mas been travelling through the Mid
die West, has returned home.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels has gone to
Atlantic City to spend a week with
Mrs. George Dewey at the st. Charles,
kyhere Mrs. Dewey expects to stay for
the rest of the season.
Rear Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN,
also spent the weekend at Atlantic
City. with his sister-in-law, Mrs. ].
F. MCGOWAN.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. stotesbury are
also at Atlantic City, at the Tray
more. where they are occupying the
Presidential suite for an indefinate
stay. Mrs. Stotesbury. by the way.
hes provided funds for the building
OF swimming pool for men at Camp
D..
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.
Houston, has gone up to Woods Hole
to spend a week with Mrs. Houston
and the children.
Mr.. Raymond Baker, Director Of
the Mint. returned yesterday from
Lenox. where he had spent the week.
end with Mrs. Baker.
Maj. George Oakley Totten, jr., who
Is stationed at Camp Humphreys.
Belvoir, Va. is inAtlanticCity for a
short visit and is stopping at the
Marlborough-Blenhe
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Mrs.
Dewitt Talmage who have been
motoring together through New
England will return to Washington
today. After a few days Mrs. Tai
mage will go down to White Sui