The Washington times., 1919-08-02

THE President and Mrs. Wilson,
and DR.. Cary Grayson motored
4 out to one OF the, nearby coun-
try clubs yesterday afternoon and en-
joyed a game of golf They repeated
| the trip this morning.
| II is probable that the President
and Mrs. Wilson will spend the week
end on the Mayflower. though 1t had
not been definitely decided up to noon
today.
when the Secretary of the Navy,
| Josephus. Daniels. and Mrs. Daniels
left Washington yesterday for the
/ West coast they, were accompanied
by Comdr. Percy w. Foote, who will
act as aide to the Secretary. Admiral
I Charles w. Parke. chief OF the Blu
reau of Yards and Docks, and Admiral
J. S. Mexican have also gone to the
coast. The party will join the Pacine.
fleet in San Diego on August z. They
| will go to Los Angeles for the review
on August o, after which they viii 90
| to Honolulu, returning to San Fran
cisco in time to. meet the President
there the first week in September.
&, Mr.. and Mrs. vittorio Falorsi, who
accompanied the Countess di CeIlere
when she went to Newport last Mon
day and have been her guests at Hill
| Top Inn through the week, are re-
turning to the embassy tonight.
DR.. Federico,A. Pezet, formerly Per-
uvian minister here, is spending few
days in Washington. He has just re-
turned from trip through the West
Indies and plans q little later to go
to Peru, where Nine. Pezet is now
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back to the United States in the fall.
Robert p. skinner, United States
consul. general to London, who has
been in Washington for several days
making his reports to the depart
ment, left yesterday for his. home in
the West to spend his vacation.
The Counselor Of the Mexican EN-
bassy and Nine. Juan Rojo started To-
day on trip which will take them
up into Canda by way OF the Adifot-
daclSs, Lake ,Channplafn and Lake
George for the Sagdenay-st Lawrence
tour. :
The second iaecretary ,of the Swiss
Legation, DR.. Conrad Jenny, went to
white Sulphur Springs, W. Va, yes
terday to spend the week end.
Mr.. Aususte Noblet. Of the Swiss
legation, Is leaving today to spend
the Weekend in New York, previous
to going for fortnight in the coun-
Try with friends. >
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bernard Barueh, who
have. been at the ,Shoreham for sew
eraK days, are leaving Washington to-
day for Saratoga Springs. They are
accompanied by Mrs. W. B. Coster, of
London.
Justice Louis D. Brandies Of the
United State Supreme Court has com
pleted his tour OF Palestine and Is
en- route to Paris on the hrst leg of
his 81 journey, home. He will reach
here early IN September
MfLsClever Retzrns.i
Mrs RIehardson Glover and her
das1k4lSsr, Mrs. Thomas Holcomb. re-
turned to Washington Thursday from
Deer Park. Nd, where they spent the |
early summer. Miss EudoHa- Clover
has cabled her intention OF sGiHng |
today aboard the Lapland from Liver
pool, and Mrs. Clover will go to
New York to meet her on her arrival.
Following short visit here, Mrs.
Glover and Miss Glover viii go to
California where they will join Ad-
miraI Clover at Napa Valley, their
beautiful estate there
Major Holcomb, Ism. c., who has
been on foreign duty since early in
the war, is expected to arrive August
5, and Mrs. Holcomh will go to New
York Tomorrow to remain. until after
his return, -.
Mrs. Howard Sutherland aad Miss
Elizabeth Sutherland, wife and daugh-
ter of Senator Sutherland OF West
virginia. are at Old Sweet Springs
w. Va. n. ..-.
franklin d. Roosevelt, Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy, win so to Buff
faIo on August 8 TO attend the peace
convention of the Knights Of Column
bus to be held in that city on August
5, 6 and z. Secretary Of War Newton
D.. Baker will also attend the conVen-
ton. = 80 49,
Observation-Disclosures
The marriage Of Miss Mabel An
derson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Anderson, and Joseph A. |
Edgerton, son Of James a. Edgerton.
of the Post office Department, takes
place at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon |
at the brides home, 40 Manor place
northwest. The Rev. william B.
Witherspoon. of Kissimee. Fla who, !
In the absence of the Rev, Mr.. Kelly,
Is acting. as pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. will officiate.
The bride will be given in mar
rage by her father, and will be at
tended by little Miss Elizabeth Rees
as flower girl while Miss Margaret
Rees and Miss Elizabeth Anderson
will be her ribbon girls. James