The Washington times., 1919-08-12
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Miss Wilson Goes to New YOrk-Roosevelts Entertain
At acknowledgements of the Notables

-HE President and Mrs. Wilson
had as their guests on the re-
\ viewing stand in front OF the
White House this morning the Secre-
yrta of War, the Acting Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt,
Major General Barnett and Mrs. Bar
| nett and other high army and navy
officials and their wives, for the re-
view of the famous Fourth Brigade,
I Z. s. Nj. G.
After the review the Acting Score
/ tary of the Navy and Mrs. Roosevelt
entertained the ranking Officers and
their wives at tuffet luncheon at
their residence in r street northwest.
Miss Margaret Wilson left Wash
Iington this morning for a few days in
New York.
The Vice President and and Mrs.
Thomas Riley Marshall were the
guests whom Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Leroy Boyle-the latter formerly
| Margaret Notwithstanding at
dinner last night in their apartment
at the Rochambeau.
Earlier in the day, Mrs. Marshall
entertained the ladies OF the executive
| committee of the Senate branch OF the
keu cross at luncheon in her apart
ment at wardman Park Inn.
Major General John Biddle is in
! Washington for a few days. General
BiddIe, who was with Pershing in
! France during the early days Of the
later transferred to Lon
! don, where he was in command OF the
S.ces IN England during
/ the greater part of the American par
| ticipation in the war;. He but re-
! CO. tlv returned "a. the United States
and. has been deAiled to command
] %, . .A.sIexas. and IN few
days will leave to take his post there.
me alien property custodian and
Mrs Francis p. Gartin, accompanied
/ by their small family, have gone to
\ the Adirondack and are established
/ in their summer home, kamp Kill
Kare, at Racquette Lake.
Lieut. Basil Gordon. u. S. NJ. c.,
who returned with. the marines who
will be reviewed by the President to-
| day, spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Barnett, wife Of the
major general commandant of the
| Marine Corps. Lieutenant Gordon
will return to Quantico with his regi-
| ment for rehabilitation and will join
| General and Mrs, Barnett at Wake
| field Manro, their country place in
| Virginia, as soon as he is released
| from the service.
Mrs. Richardson Glover is in New
YorR, where she went last week TO
meet Der daughter, Miss Eudora
| Clover, who will arrive from France
today or tomorrow aboard the Lap
land. Miss Glover has been working
with the Red Cross in France for
more than a year and for the same
| length of time before her departure
| she was a translator in the War Col
/ lege here. Mrs. Clover's other daugh-
| ter, Mrs. HolcoRb, also went TO New
1 York last week to meet Major Thomas
| Holcomb. u. S. M, and accompanied
him to Quantico, where he is sta
| toned.
Senator and Mrs. Medill Mccormick
returned yesterday from Southamp-
| ton. Long Island, where the Senator
| children in the summer home Of his
mother. Mrs. Mccormick will spend
the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. wilkins. Of
| this city. are spending the month OF
August at the "Elberon' at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
have as their guests at Lookout Hill,
| Gloucester, Mass. Capt. Willard H.
Durham, professor Of engineering at
Yale. and Major Frederick Burnham.
SummeFing In New EngIahd.
Ambassador and Nine. Beltran Ma
thieu, of Chile, are spending their
vacation at the Oceansfde, Magnolia,
Mass.
Dudley Sutpkin, Judge advocate Of
he United States army, has return
d from service overseas, and has
Joined his family at a cottage which