The Washington times., 1913-10-03
commandant and Mrs. Garrard
and Capt. and Mrs. Barn.
hardt Will Receive Guests.

NUMBER Of dinner parties will
~ precede the hop at Fort Myer
~ this evening. which is being
given in compliment to the Of
ficers of the Cavalry Brigade, who have
just arrived from Winchester, Va,
where they have been stationed all sum-
mer. They win camp at the fort Tor
ten days, and much entertaining viii be
done in their honor. 70 .4JT -,
The CommandAnt Of the Fort and
Mrs. Joseph Garrard. and Captain and
Mrs. Barnhardt viii receive the guests
this evening. Quantities of palms. ferns.
oak leaves, flags, bunting and flowers
will adorn the hop room and supper
will be served.
Captain and Mrs. Barnhardt and Miss
Garrard, daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
Garrard. will be among those entertain
ing dinner parties before the dance.
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Quite the most important social event
of the week will be the marriage of
Miss Katherine Virginia Stone, dangh-
ter of Commander c. NJ. Stone, u. S.
N.,-and Mrs, Stone, to Ensign Fred
erick Grafton Crisp, U. S. n, which
takes place tomorrow at noon in st.
Thomas Church, the rector. the Rev. c.
Ernest Smith. officiating
The bride will be escorted and given
in marriage by her father, Commander
Stone, and will have as her only at
tendant, Miss Gertrude LanSdon, of
Cincinnati. Ensign ]. H. Hoffman,, u.
S. N. will be the best man for Mr..
Crisp. The ushers will be Ensign Nc
Ar,t- 1T
and Douglas Bullock and Thomas Daw-
son. The bridegroom and his attend
ants from the navy are all stationed on
the United States ship Minnesota, which
is nov in the Philadelphia navy yard.
An informal reception at the Cairo for
the bridal party will follow the we'd
ding ceremony at the church,-and later
Mr.. Crisp and his bride will leave
Washington for a trip. They will make
their home in Philadelphia for the
present
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Bentley who
spent the. summer at their place in
Maine, will return to Washington this
week. and open their apartment IN the
Highlands for the winter.
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The National style Show. which has
been attracting large numbers OF society
people to Rauscher's both in the after
noon and evening since Wednesday, Will
he continued tomorrow afternoon and
evening. A special feature viii be.intro-
duced in costume dances. including folk
dances. classic Dances and the newest
tango dancess sa4 shy washingsoa peu-
pie. One beRutiful dance being ARRANGED
is The Mist.,, and four couples viii
dance the minuet in gorgeous costumes
worn by, the dancers at the Southern
Charity Ball last. year. - ~ 49,,
Senior Don Jose Edgardo Lefeyre. sec
retary Of the Legation of Panansas LEFT
Washington today for Sam Francisco 10
dedicate the site tpz be devoted q fhe.
Panama exhibit at the exposition In
that city. The dedication viii be an;
imposing one. and will take place. Sep
tenber 10. ~sii I. 4
On his return trip Senor Lefeyre will.
be The guest of the Hastings, Neb., j,
clubs of Lincoln and Omaha, Neb., and
the Commercial Club at Kansas City,
Mo. After. his return 10, Washington
and before, the opening of the socia,
season. Senior Lefevre WI be Joined by
his sister. senorita Ramona Eefevre,L
who spent last winterswith him, 4
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Mrs. Clarence Moore and Miss Moore
have gone to the Curtis Hotel, at Lenox,
TO remain for a short time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell are also at the
Curtis for time. apd the entire party
will return to Washington in a short
time.
Count de Sartiges, attache OF the
French embassy. has been given leave
of absence, which he will spend in
France. ~
Mr.. Dejean, first secretary and COM
mercial attache CT the French embassy,
who went abroad on leave Of absence,
has returned and will be in New York
for a short time before coming to
Washington.