The Washington times., 1911-11-10
Col. and Mrs Robert M. Thompson
Now Are Established at Home Here
Will Give Tea in
Honor Of Guests

Mrs. w. Scott Smith and the Misses
Scott Smith will be hosts at a tea this
afternoon from to 6 O'Clock at their
residence, in T street. in compliment to
their house guests, Mrs. Amelia AL
brecht and Mrs. Robert Black Dimon.
of Hot Springs. Arkansas.
The house will be adorned for the oc-
casion in palms and clusters OF pink and
white chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Smith will be assisted In receiv-
Ing her guests by Mrs. Clarence Rheem.
Mrs. Andrew b. Graham, Mrs. Robert
Y. Sullivan, Miss Young. Miss Jane
Gardiner, and Miss Louise Dill. OF Bal
Mrs. Edward Kimball and Miss Edith
SWEET will preside at the tea table.
Mrs. Smith will receive her guests
duchess lace; Mrs. Albrecht will. wear
gown Of black and white lace over
satin and Mrs. Dimon will be In gown
Of yellow satin yelled in rose colored
chiffon with touches Of purple and gold
Miss Louise Dill. of Baltimore. Is
spending some time In Washington with
her grandmother, Mrs. Dubant, Of
Massachusetts avenue. w1e
Miss Flora Wilson
Leaves For Michigan.
Miss Flora Wilson. daughter Of the
Secretary Of Agriculture. left Washing
ton last night for Michigan, where she
will begin her professional engagements
on her concert tour. She will spend
January and February on the Pacific
coast.
Miss Juliet Patten has returned to
Washington after an extended sojourn
at Hurricane, N. Y.
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Miss olga Roosevelt, whose marriage
to DR.. ]. Breckenridge Bayne. takes
place next Wednesday. November Is,
will be attended by Miss Katherine
Shaw, of New York, as maid Of honor; {;
Miss May Ladenburg. Miss Elise La
York. and Miss Dorothy Christian, Of
Richmond. Va. as bridesmaids.
Elisha Theall, of New York, will be
best man for DIR. Bayne, and the ush-
srs csrns % Be Dr. tHnis ksrsa & Lshp Dr. 6.vd A
B. Tannant, DIR. Kerr, Murray A. Cobb,
Anthony Addison, all of Washington
and Lawrence Fuller. of Philadelphia.
DR.. Bayne will entertain at his fare
well bachelor dinner Monday night and
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt will
give dinner for the bridal party at
the Chevy Chase Club.
There will be a reception at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt, In Massa-
0
which takes place at o'clock at St.
Thomas Episcopal Church.
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Miss Martha Bowers
Returns Next Wednesday.
Miss Martha Bowers, who is spending
some time In St Paul, Mimi, will re-
turn to Washington Wednesday and
join her mother, Mrs. Lloyd G. Bowers.
for the winter. Mrs Bowers and Miss
Bowers spent the summer abroad.
Gen. George w. Davis. II, s. A.. Is
spending some time in Virginia on a
hunting trip. Miss Elise Davis, who
spent the summer In North Carolina
and in the Adirondacks, has returned
ment In the Connecticut for the season.
A pretty wedding took place yester-
day morning ct st. Matthew's Roman
RYa dsuShtsr when Miss M Many
Mrs. John Joseph Ryan. Of this city,
was married to John Arthur Jones,
also Of this city.
Rev. John w. Cooper. who was also
the celebrant Of the mass.
The bride wore white chiffon trimmed
with Irish point lace. and was attend
ed by her cousin, Miss Rosalie Kane.
as bridesmaid. Miss Kane wore tall
or-made suit of cream colored serge.
with d large beaver hat. The bride.
groom was attended by his brother,
Thomas sR. Jones. who acted as best
man.
After a brief trip to Niagara Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will be at home to
their many friends and acauaintauces.
after November 20.
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Mrs. George w. Brown has returned
to Washington from New York, where
she spent a short time.
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Mrs. Allerton Cushman returned to
Washington last evening and Joined Mr.
Cushman at their residence, 1914 Six
teenth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman
spent the greater part Of the summer at
their summer place at Pomfret Center,
Conn.,, Mr.. Cushman returning to
Washington several weeks ago.
Mrs. Hoppin, who spent the summer
with her son-in-law and daughter, and
who now Is in Boston, will return to
Washington next month.