The Washington times., 1925-07-29
JOINS COLONY
AT MURRAY
BAY
Miss Ruth Harlan to Be
at Chamard's-Sister
Will Go Later
By JEAN ELIOT.

Miss Ruth Harlan, will leave
Washington tomorrow for Murray
Bay, P. O., Canada, where her
sister, Miss Laurau Harlan is 70
ioin her the middle of next month,
| leaving here on August 15. MISS
Laura Harlan, social secretary at
the White Houses is waiting the
return of her co-worker, Miss Mary
Randolph, who is now in Maine
with her sister. Miss Aune Ran
dolph, on a holiday.
The late Justice Harlan, father
of the Misses Harlan, made his
summer home at Murray Bay for
MANY years before his death, and
his daughters have been going there
each year since their early girl
hood. OF late, however, they have
let their cottage and have put up
at "Chamard s"-a Murray Bay IN
stitution and one which contributes
1 in no small way to the charm OF
this picturesque resort.
Murray Bay boasts a great hotel
overlooking the st. Lawrence, which
| is handsome, up to date, and CON-
pares with Newport of the North
Shore as to prices. But many Of
those who know the Pointe Pic
country best prefer Chamard's, with
it's wee cottages set about On a hill.
side overgTown with roses and
Swallowed by great trees, It has
| inconvenience, to be sure, but It's
cooking Is famous. it's prices are
absurdly low and it has that illu-
sive thing called charm. Conse-
who are associatSA with the cottage
colony foregather there.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft have
lovely home at Murray Bay, where
they have been spending their
summers for many years and where
this summer they have been enter
tanning, in a succession OF family
house parties. Mrs. william J.
Boardman and Miss Babel Board
man are neighbors of the Tafts in
the lovely hills overlooking the st.
Lawrence.
Nine. Heilmann and Miles, Claire
and Helene Heilmann, wife and
daughters OF the former counselor
OF the French embassy who is now
consul general in San Francisco.
Lave discovered Murray Bay
since coming to this country and
And General and Mrs Robert Shaw
Oliver and Miss Marion oliver are
established in the charming cot.
tage which has been their summer
home for over twenty-five wears.
Spending the summer at Murray
Bay and the greater part Of the
winter in Bermuda, the divers
have almost been lost sight Of in
! Washington, but they usually are
here for a few weeks in spring
and fall.
The Ambassador Of japan and
Nine. Matsudaira will start on a
motor trip the first of the week.
They plan to visit Niagara Falls
and other places Of interest in the
North.
SECRETARY MELLON
TO PUT UP AT HOTEL
The Secretary Of Treasury, Mr..
Mellon, will be at the Mayflower
when he returns to Washington
early next week, his apartment at
1875 Massachusetts, avenue having
been closed for the summer.
| Mr.. Mellon. who, with his daugh-
ter, Miss Ailsa Mellon, is at the
Ritz Carlton in New York for q
few days, will return to Southamp.
| ton, L. l., for the weekend. Miss
I
Mellon will not accompany her
father to Washington.
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Congressman Theodore Burton,
who went to Geneva to attend the
recent conference OF the Traffic in
Arms Commission will return to
Washington the end Of this week.
He is due to arrive in New York on
the George Washington Friday.
Congressman Burton was the
| guest at luncheon a few days ago
in Paris of Monsieur Moutet, a
member of the French Chamber Of
Deputies. who will come to Wash
| ington to attend the conference OF
the International Parliamentary
| Union in October.
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