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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1917

Page

11

War Days Turn Washington Into Summer Resort

The article notes few prominent residents close homes as summer in Washington becomes a resort scene. President and Mrs Wilson will stay at the White House. many visitors take six to eight month leases in town and suburbs. Cabinet members plans vary with vacations uncertain. women boost war work and plant vegetables at home as gardens bloom along El Street and Sixteenth Street.

Washington Wison Miss Harriman France Wilson White House Congress Potomac Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Buena Vista Blue Ridge Mountains Secretary of Agriculture Houston Woods Hole Mass Lansing New York State Foster Henderson Harbor el Street Dewey Admiral Sixteenth Streets Sixteenth Street Eugene Hale Maine Frederick Hale George Vanderbilt Vanderbilt House

Daughter of Prominent General Bride of Last Week

Mrs. Donald Fairchild Washburn, formerly Georgia Schofield, wed last week at St John’s Church. Daughter of the late Gen Schofield, she has long been a Washington society figure. The piece notes society women, fundraising efforts, and social duties including golf outings and camp visits by notable spouses and officials.

Donald Fairchild Washburn Washburn Georgia Schofield St. John’s Church Washington Gen. Schofield

Success in Tableaux and Dances For American Ice Flotilla Fund

The 170th annual commencement saw multiple ambassadors and dignitaries including the French, British, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Serbian, Belgian, and Mr. Herbert Hoover receive degrees. Mme Jusserand accompanied the ambassadors as the Belgian mission heads toward Washington to settle at Mr. Larz Anderson's home.

American Ice Flotilla Fund Portugal Serbia Belgium Herbert Hoover Mme. Jusserand Baron Moncheur Washington Larz Anderson United States Ramona Lefevre

Social Notes on Offspring and Distant Travels

Guest of Hlushand's parents and officers camp left last week by private car. Capt Arrowsmith met in Boston by her son and escorted to Eagle Head Sherrowsmith who will join later. Mme Calderon heads to New York for two weeks of visiting relatives. Siamese Minister Phya Phabha Karavongse and Lady Prabha Kara vongse depart for Bass Rocks Massachusetts for summer cottages near Gloucester.

Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind Boston Arrowsmith Frank McMillan Panama Eagle Head Mme. Calderon New York Phya Phabha Karavongse Prabha Karavongse Legation Bass Rocks Gloucester Maas George D. Arrowsmith David J Craigie Rochambeau Capt. Arrowsmith

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