Affairs of Smart Set in National Capital
Washington social notes list RS Gregory and AS children departing for Monterey Pennsylvania for the summer. Rear Admiral Hutchins and Mrs Hutchins leave for Greenport Long Island. Senator McCumber returns to Washington with family. Numerous guests and society moves feature Mrs Folk, Jose W Folk, Miss Elizabeth Finch, and others as summer plans unfold across Maryland Virginia and New York.
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Mrs. Hutchins
Long Island
Senator McCumber
Charles T Hutchins
Greenport
Summer Movements From Washington Area Residents
Mrs William T Sampson has closed her residence in New Hampshire Avenue and left Washington for Camp Anula Hancock Point near Bar Harbor. Mrs Joshua Evans Jr and young Joshua Evans III have gone to Rock Island for the summer. Miss Helen Swarmstedt has returned from Wellesley College for July. Mrs Henry H Hazen has gone to Southwest Harbor and will join Dr Hazen in August for a camp at Range les Me for the rest of the summer. Mr and Mrs Meture of Detroit arrived in Washington to spend a few days at the Shoreham. David Starr Jordan, chancellor of Leland Stanford University, was at the New Willard during his stay.
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Playgrounds Attract Hundreds As Open Season Starts
District school playgrounds opened after a holiday pause drawing hundreds of children to sports and sandpiles. Older youths played tennis and netball while younger children used slides and swings. A new feature this year offers catch-up classes for students who missed promotion due to illness, with permission to rejoin classes once work is made up. Life saving classes will be organized with police aid. Rebecca Stoneroad directs the playgrounds with Sarah Eichner overseeing industrial work and Katherine Follin as assistant supervisor. Playgrounds operate at Arthur Bowen, Bryan, Congress Heights, Cleveland Henry Jefferson Ketcham Ludlow Monroe Morgan Wallach Powell Langdon Foree Jackson and others.
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Sarah Eeichner
Katherine Follin
Arthur Bowen
Bryan
Congress Heights
Cleveland
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Ketcham Ludlow
Monroe Morgan, Wallach
Powell Langdon
Foree Jackson
Maeruder Phillips
Giddings Langston
Birney
Culpeper Horse Show a Record Crowd at Culpeper
Special report from Culpeper notes the thirteenth annual Culpeper horse show closed with a record crowd and ideal weather. Vint Hill Farm riders from Nokesville showed well, Elize and Blish Macey rode Snowhall to a blue ribbon in the pony contest, Canary Bird owned by JFP Simpson won the first race, Royal Onyx owned by GC Brenton placed second in the steeple, and Wind Mill took third as Little England’s Tin Pin won a steeplechase over Lady Melba who finished second.
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Angora goat spotted at Pride's Crossing summer estate visit
Beverly and Newport area society notes from July 5 describe an angora goat arrived tagged for Joseph Leiter of Washington, attached to a cart for playful display at the Leiter estate Edgewater. Visitors include Harold Vanderbilt with his schooner The Vagrant moored off West Beach, and society entries list registered guests and new arrivals at local homes and clubs.
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Mass
Joseph Leiter
Washington
Leiter
Edgewater
Folke
Axel © P Wichfield
Swift-Moore
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Paine Reserve
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West Beach
Admiral Winslow Retires July Twenty Ninth
Navy announces Admiral Cameron McRae Winslow will retire July 29 as commander of the Pacific fleet after reaching age limit. Orders issued yesterday set July 22 as retirement date and indicate successor announcement will follow within a few days.
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Pacific Feet
Navy Department
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