Washington Preparations as Congress Stalls for August
As Congress delays adjournment until August due to party conventions, Washington social life shifts to summer homes on Long Island and the Berkshires. Cabinet members and ambassadors begin their seasonal migrations, with Mrs Stimson and other spouses leaving for northern retreats while diplomats seek summer houses in Bar Harbor and Rhode Island. Notables, including Mrs Draper and the Legares, join London and European festivities as heads of state prepare for conventions and visits.
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President and Taft depart Washington for Hampton Roads
The President and Mr Taft left Washington aboard the Mayflower yesterday afternoon en route to Hampton Roads and will return Monday. Naval aide Minmoa accompanies them. Miss Efelen Taft spent the week at Bryn Mawr and then went to Seabright. Doroth Ridgely, granddaughter of Senator Shelby Cullom, debuts earlier and is tied to Dr Henry Parker. Italian Ambassador Cusani leaves for New York and Donna Beatrice Cusani visits near Boston before sailing for Europe in July. Guatemala's Foreign Affairs Minister Don Luis Toledo Herrarte will arrive in Washington from New Orleans.
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New York
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Boston
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Guatemala
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Memphis
Tenn
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Annapolis
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Cincinnati
Harriet Anderson
Hugo de Fritsch
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Secretary Knox returns from Guatemala visit and will be hosted at the New Willard in Washington then dinner by the President on Wednesday. R S Reynolds Hitt and officials plan dinners and mount Vernon visit while MacVeagh travels to Chicago for the University of Chicago convocation. Stimson travels to New York and to their summer retreat as de Castrilla family plans a Stoneleigh Court apartment closure and move to Rehoboth Beach for summer.
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Thomas “Nelson Conrad
Summer Ligation at Magnolia and Washington Social News
A flurry of summer moving and visits across Washington is reported. Uruguayan mime de Pens and their daughter plan a Washington return and a Magnolia Masa cottage stay, while Senorita de Pena and brother rejoin from Baltimore. Numerous high society departures follow for summer homes, weddings, and social engagements at Jamestown Rhode Island and Annapolis, with naval attaché visits and a Mitch of family ties among Keim, Ward, and Gittings circles.
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