The Washington herald., 1919-07-08

current among prominent Jersey
men They say that the President
proposes to rest along the north
coast following his speaking tour
Of the country. and the fact that
Mr.. Tumulty has leased the Taurus
Loomis place. they declare, adds
color to the rumor.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. Mr.. Franklin Roosevelt VIII
return today from a short trip to
Fairhaven. Me. where he established
Mrs. Roosevelt and their children
for the summer.
Mrs. Joseph R. Wilson has Joined
her son-in-law and daughter. the
Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Stuart McElroy.
at White Sulphur Springs, where
she will remain throughout the sum-
mer. Mr.. Wilson will join his fam
lily later in the month.
Miss Augusta Glass, daughter of
the Secretary of the Treasury ana
Mrs. Carter Glass. will go to White
Sulphur Springs at the end OF the
month to visit Miss Mary Duncan
Gibson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson Gibson, who have cot
tage there for the summer and are
established there now. MT Gibson
will return to Washington shortly,
returning to White Sulphur Springs
occasionally He was recently visit
ing his brother. Lieut. Preston GID
son, who has leased cottage AT
Paul Smiths for the season Lieut..
Gibson will have as his guest there
later in the summer his cousin. Ben
Ali Haggin. of New York.
Mrs. Edwards Spencer gave q din
ner and dance at the Lenox Club
Saturday night complimentary to her
house guests. Capt. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell, of Washington There were
twenty-five at the dinner. The ta-
bles were set on the club porches-
About fifty more guests went to the
club for the dance. Capt. Campbell
will shortly be reassigned to diplo-
matte service He saw service In
the war on Gen. Pershing's staff.
Before the wan he was attached to
the American Embassy at London.
The Lincoln foursome. which takes
its name from its senior member.
Hon Robert T. Lincoln, OF Wash
ington. includes Robert NJ. Janney,
of Philadelphia, and Horace G. Young
and George H. Thacher. of Albany,
and meets daily at Ekwanok Club.
at Manchester, Mass, for an after
noon round of golf. II is doubtful il
there are four golfers within the
limits of the United States who have
played with each other so regularly
as this quartet For many years
during July and August their daily
match has been played at Ekwanok.
SENATOR G. VI. HITCHCOCK
WILL GO TO SwAMPSCOTT.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert Hitch
cock have taken a cottage at Lit
ties Point Swampscott. for the
summer.
Mrs. William w. Russell of this
city. wife of the United States min
lister to San Domingo. and their
, children have gone to Cape May.
where they are staying at the Balti-
more Inn.
Miss Gertrude Greeley will be the
guest this week of DIR. and Mrs.
; Thomas Rodmau Goethals at their
home in Boston. Mrs. Goethals, whose
marriage took place here on June 3
was formerly Miss Mary Addison
Webb. The marriage of Miss Greeley
and Lieut. Commander James Clath-
am Kress. u. $. y. will take place
in August at Gen. Greeley's summer
home at Conway n. H.
Mrs. Robert L. Owen. wife OF SEN
ator Owen. will go to Allenhurst N.
j. shortly to join their daughter Mrs.
! John Cameron Hawkins who has
| leased a cottage there.
One of the big features of the
| Fourth at Beverly. Mass, the
! program of the night. before ne
Fourth. was a cabaret given in the
coach house of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
D. Denegre of New Orleans and
Washington at Villa Crest. West
! Manchester. On the holiday Bev.
erly welcomed home more than
1900 OF its service men. There was
ia notably representative gathering
at the Denegre place on Thursday
| evening. the show being staged for
the benefit of the fund for devas-
/ tated France. There was a real
cabaret. with members of the Vim
/ cent Club of Boston. which includes
| many North Shore maids enc
matrons among it's members. The
Hasty Pudding Club. made up OF
Harvard men and other talent. made
up a program that was varied in
i its offering and appealing in its
quality. In charge were Mrs. Wal
| ter D. Denegre. Mrs. Gardiner NJ
Lane, Mrs Quincy A Shaw. Mrs
Francis l. Higginson. Mrs. Harold
]. Coolidge. Mrs. Philip Dexter, Mrs
Russell Goldman and Mrs. Allan
Curtis.
MISS HARDING AT
PRIDES CROSSING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Prince
! jr, of Long Island will spend the
summer in Princemere cottage OF
the North Shore. The Princes have
/ been entertaining on Long Island
Miss Margaret Harding of Wash
| ington, Mrs. Princes sister.
Col and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
! entertained at dinner Saturday al