The Washington times., 1909-09-26
THE MISSES SOUTHEPLAND
WILL OPEN RESIDENCE
ON N STREET.

The Misses Switzerland who occu-
pied a cottage az York Harbor with
Mrs. v. G. Bulmer during the summer,
will return 20 Washington the last OF
the week and will open their residence
on n street for the winter. Mrs. South
erlsnd. who spent two seasons with
Captain Switzerland al the Naval
Training station, at Newport, will join
them later.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean. who
returned 10 Washington day or two
ago from Europe. have opened their
suburban residence. Friendship. for the
autumn.
Miss Pansy BlOomer, who spent day
or two On Baltimore last week. has
returned TO her home on Twenty-hrst
street.
Miss Margery Cotton and her brother.
Col. George Cotton. viii return to Wash
ington early ia October from d visit
OF several weeks to the Seattle Expo
sltion and the Pacific coast. after spend
ing the summer at York Harbor.
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Watts-Jackson
Announcement is made in New York
Of the engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Huntington wolcott Jackson, daughter
of Cen and Mrs. Joseph c Jackson.
to Martin Sheeler Watts, the wedding
to take place the latter part OF Octo-
Der. at the home Of the brides parents,
in New York.
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The Secretary of the Navy and Nrs.
George Won J.. Meyer. who are spending
the week end at Lenox. were che honor
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hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Frothing-
ham. last evening.
Rear Admiral Swift, commandment OF
the CharlestOwn navy yard, today an
nounced the enga cement of his daugh-
ter. Miss Madeline Gay Swift to Harry
Duer Storer. of New York. Miss SWIFT
Is well known in :" ashington, Where
she resided for several years as Wen
as in naval circles. She has recently
returned to Charlestowu from the sum
mer home of her parents, at Richfleld,
n Y where she was prominently
identified with the social activities g
the season. The wedding will probably
take place in December
Invitations 10 the wedding of Miss
Vera Blanche Parham, of Knoxville.
Tenn, to Louis Edward huPfer, or
washington, which was to have taken
place on October 4, have been recalled
Sails for Europe.
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman sailed from
New York yesterday for Europe. after
spending the summer at Elberon, y. J.,
and in the Thousand Islands, where she
goes every year for the Pullman family
reunion. Until the completion Of her
residence on sixteenth street. Mrs. Pull
man will. as heretofore, occupy apart
ments at the Arlington after her return
to Washington for the winter.
Miss Hanna has announced the en-
gagement of her hister. Alice. TO Har-
old Hudson Martin. Of Washington, Tor
merlv Of AtchisOn, Kan. The wedding
Is. and will be attended only by small
party OF relatives. owing to the recent
death OF the bride-elect's father. Z. p.
Hanna. solicitor for the Navy Depart
ment.
NJ. and Mrs Eden Kipp have cards
out announcing the marriage Of their
daughter Katherine. 10 Garfield Emmett
Madden The wedding took place yes
terdav.
Mrs. William Edwards Ennin has Is
sued cards for the marriage Of her
daughter. Susanna Edwards, 20 Ralph
Lathrop Paddock. Saturday afternoon,
! October q. at 4 O'Clock, at All Saints
I Church. Chevy Chase
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Sengstak an
nounCe the cnga cement Of their daugh-
! ter Martha Amy. TO John James Baird,
I Of Edinburgh. Scotland. Mr. ani Mrs.
Sengstak have recently come 10 Wash
/ ington from Cincinnati
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Move to The Wyoming
/ Major and Mrs. r. *. Webster and
Z Miss Webster have given up their
apartment at the Westmoreland and
moved to Wyoming, whore they viii
spend the winter.
Mrs HoDlIin. widow Of Major &. b
! Hopllin. who spent the summer visit
/ ing relatives iu the North and tae last
! fortnight at Atlantic City. has returned
TO Washington and Will reside at 1870
/ Harvard street for the winter
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Mr. and Mrs George +. Rubl with
their two daughters Miss Nathrine. Ruhl
/ and Miss Dorothy Ruhl have returned
/ to Washington from cruise along the