The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-12

games QraW near, ana apparently
Deauville in August, which is tn
picturesque Of resorts.
Many of the diplomats are turn
ing their faces homeward for the
summer-the Jusserands, the Bel.
gian Ambassador and Baroness de
Cartier, Prince Caetani and the rest
and there will be a battalion of
officials among the invaders, most
OF them attracted by the Bar AS.
ISOLATION meeting. The Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes will at
tend, leaving their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Hughes, with her brother.
in-lRw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Lockhart Waddell, as
hostages for their early return.
The Supreme Court contingent
win include Justice and Mrs. George
Sutherland, who are sailing this
week, and Justice and Mrs. Edward
Terry Sanford will go over later
on. Chief Justice Taft had expect.
ed to attend the convention, but
has changed his plans and viii go
instead to his summer home at
Murray Bay, Canada, where Mrs.
Taft will Join him in August. She
IL now abroad with her sister. Miss
Maria Heron. -
Many Washingtonians Presented
At Court Of st. James.
The Solicitor General and Mrs.
James M. Beck, and Miss Beatrice
Beck, are also to be in London
when the association meets, but
are now travelling in Italy.
- a..
presented at the Court Of St.
portant one: Mrs. Joseph Letter,
Armstead Davis and her daughter,
Mrs. George Almy Percy, her home
Is in Boston, but she's a Washing.
ton girl; Mrs. George T. Marye
and the rest. Some are coming
home at once, notably Mrs. Davis,
but others are remaining for the
festivities Of the early summer and
several prominent Neutrality-suspicious.
have taken London houses and
are entertaining. extensively. Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
for example, have a house and
are: giving many parties for Miss
Hammond, while Mrs. Harry
Brown have just leased Norfolk
House, home of the Duke OF
Norfolk, one of the show places OF
Colonel Robert M. Thompson
who is going over for the Olym
pics, is taking his niece, Mrs. Fred
erick Nelson, with him. Rear Ad
miral Andrew T. Long will be
one Of the navy-S Representatives
at the. games. They are sailing
on Monday June 16, on the
America. on which the Olympic
committee and members OF the
teams will, be passengers; and
others from Washington who are
going over on the same ship
although with no Olympic con.
nections-are Mrs. E. A. Hartman
and Miss Barrine Drake, daughter
Of Colonel and Mrs. Charles B.
Drake.
Miss Drake is to travel abroad
with friends and Mrs. Hartman
with her brother.in.Haw and sister
Judge and Mrs. James p. Andrews
Of Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Hartman
will go over later to attend the
meeting of the, Bar Association
and afterward will join Mrs. Ham
ilton on the continent. Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Hamilton and
Henry e. Davis are others from
Washington bound for the bar
convention.
Already in Paris we find Mrs
Frederick Keep, Mrs. E. H. G.
Slater and Mrs. Lawrence Town
send. Mrs. Thomas F.. Walsh and
Mrs. John. Allan Dougherty were
there for several weeks, but when
last heard from were headed to
ward Prague. Mrs. George w
Vanderbilt, who is making a six
weeks trip abroad, has been in
Paris with her son-in-law and
daughter, the Honorable and Mrs
John F. A. Cecil. Mrs. John B
Henderson and her granddaughter
Miss Beatrice Henderson, are sailing
early next month and will go first
to Paris, where Miss Henderson
expects to see a good deal Of hel
particular chum, Miss Louise
ireland, who with her mother, Mrs
Davis Ireland, went over in the
winter. Mrs. Lewis Hays Watkins
and her mother, Mrs. George Bliss
OF New York, who will be abroad
for two months, expect to spend
almost the entire time in Paris
They are sailing on July S.
Congressman and Mrs. Johr
Phillip Hill, who are sailing or
Saturday, will spend most Of the
summer motoring in France, Eng
land and Italy, and expect to reach
Deauville for August. They arr
taking their children with them
With a corps Of nurses and govern
ooses. The King and Queen o.
Spain propose to spend the season