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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1910
Page
17
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The Taft White House prepares for a three day stay by President Taft and his guests beginning Monday. Rooms and furnishings are being uncovered and prepared, with gardens in summer bloom and bay trees lining the white terraces. Mexico’s independence day celebration at the Washington embassy featured speeches and a large diplomatic guest list. Congressional families including Mrs. Carter and her sons arrive from Europe, with the Champ Clark, McCumbers, Burleson, Burkett, and Dixon families among others joining the season.
Notables including Mr and Mrs Broderick A Keep and Mrs George Westinghouse return from summers abroad to open houses in Washington on A street and Chase street. Many guests, engagements and travels between Newport New York Lenox and Massachusetts avenue mark the social calendar as autumn begins.
A busy society roundup lists Mr. and Mrs. Phillips sailing to Europe after visits in Bar Harbor and North Beverly. Gen. and Mrs. Carr return to 172 Twentieth Street from summer resorts while their granddaughter Virginia Carr prepares for Georgetown Convent. Various diplomats, military attaches, and staffers plan October returns to Washington, with several families resuming life at Marlborough, K Street, and other locales. A wide cast of figures from diplomacy, military, and society are noted for summer travels and impending Washington arrivals.
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