The Washington times., 1912-09-28

The American Minister TO switzcr.
land and Mrs. Henry Sherman scutell
and their daughter. Miss Alice Boutcll.
and their son, Hugh Boutell, who are
en- route to this country are now in
Paris. They spent some time In Luz
cerne befoic going to Paris.
Upon their arrival N New York.
about october IL. they will come i'm
mediately to Washington, where they
will again occupy their apartment In
the Highlands
The wedding of Miss Boutell and John
Wood Brooks Ladd. OF Boston, win
take place iE st. Johns Church the
latter part of November. The engage
ment OF Miss Boutell and Mr.. Ladd
was announced shortly after the min
lister and his family went abroad. Miss
Bouteli was presented to society two
seasons ago, when her father was
member OF Congress from Illinois.
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Miss Laura Ansley. OF Atlanta, Ca:
Miss Virginia Jenkins, OF Suffolk, Va.
and Miss Dorothy Flint. of Vermont.
who are to be among the bridesmaids
at the wedding OF Miss Marion Edmon-
ston King. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. King, of Georgetown. and
Ensign Robert Messenger Hinckley. U.
g. N. on Wednesday evening, have ar
rived in Washington and are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs King.
Miss Elizabeth Green. OF Charles
Town, W. Va, who will also be one of
the bridesmaids, will arrive In WASH
ington today, and will be the guest of
Miss Edith McQuade. another of the
bridesmaids. Miss Mary Radford will
complete the party Of maids and the
brides schoolgirl sister, Miss Elizabeth
Trueman King. will be her sisters maid
OF honor.
Ensign Ames Loder. Of the U. 8. s.
Nebraska. will be best man for Ensign
Hinckley and the ushers will be all OF
the navy.
Mrs Edward McQuade will entertain
at luncheon of twenty covers Mon
day at the Columbia Country Club In
compliment to the wedding party, and
Monday evening Archibald King will be
host at theater party of eighteen and
a supper afterward at the New Willard.
On Tuesday evening. following the
rehearsal In Christ Church. where the
wedding will take place. Mrs. King
will entertain the bridal party at an
informal dance.
Miss Maude X. Wetmore, daughter
OF Senator and Mrs. Wetmore, who has
spent the summer at the Wetmore place
In Newport. is now visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Norman at Beverly.
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Mrs. Fletcher wife OF Rear Admiral
Frank r. Fletcher. U. s. N, was the
honor guest OF Mrs. George w. Will
Jams at n bridge party yesterday af-
ternoon at her cottage at Newport.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes and the
Misses Noyes, who have spent the sum
mer visiting along the North Shore,
have returned to Washington. Miss
Ethel Noyes will be among the debu-
tantes Of this season, making her ini-
tial bow to washington society late in
November.
Mrs. John r. Jackson and her son.
Lieut.. John =. Jackson, U. S. N, have
arrived at Lenox and are guests at the
Curtis Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dunn have re-
turned to Washington and opened their
apartment in the Brighton for the win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs Dunn spent July and
August in jamestown. r. l., then their
son, Midshipman Dunn. Joined them and
he and Mrs Dunn spent the last month
In Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Martha Goldman entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her cottage in
Newport.
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Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont will leave
Bar Harbor Monday for New York to
spend some time. before coming to
Washington for the winter.
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Mrs. Clarence Edwards has given up
the house in N street which she and
General Edwards have occupied for the
last year, and today Mrs. Edwards left
washington for New York to place their
daughter, Miss Bessie Edwards, in