The Washington times., 1913-10-06
Sir Alfred E. Coddrington and
Party Coming for dwelling
of Braddock Statue. .;

SLOCUM, u. 8 A, retired, and
L. Mrs Slocum, who are at their
home. 25S Sheridan Circle, will
have as their guest for a time Gen. Sir.
Alfred z. Coddrington, who will arrive.
In New York on October 9. Sir Alfred
comes to this country TO unveil the
statue Of General Braddock, and Is ac-,
companied On the voyage over By his
wife. Lady CoddrinGton, her daughter,
and Captain Phillip, Of Coldstream
Guards. ...-..t
Sir Alfred Coddrlngton commands the
district of London, whic includes a
brigade of Guards. Colonel Sloc,im is
undecided as to whether he Will go to
New York to meet the distinguished
visitor, or will meet him at the unveil-'
ing. after which the party will accom-
pany Colonel and Mrs. Slocum for a
visit 10 the battlefields of the civil war
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have
closed their new summer place on the
St. Lawrence and have gone to Tuxedo
Park to spend the autumn at their beau
ufui place there. - - 80. ~ -.
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Miss Gladys Ingalls, is entertaining at
her fathers summer home, Inglescote,
Hot Springs, Va, Miss Marion Fenno,
Of Boston. Miss Fenno has been the
guest of Miss ingalls, at her Washing
ton home number of times.
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Edwin P. Grosvenor has gone to the
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, for a
few weeks of riding and other outdoor
sports.
Among the Washington people at the
Ritz-Cariton. in New York, are the
Russian Ambassador and Madame
Bakhmeteff. who entertained at din
ner last night: Mrs. Clarence Moore,
and Miss Moore: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Denagre. and MIR. and Mrs. Frank B.
Noyes.
Maj. Gen. John R. Brooke, L. s. A.
retired, and Mrs. Brooke are en- route
to Washington from a trip through the
Berkshires. ard have stopped at the
Manhattan, New York. for a short
time.
Commander Chester Wells, L. S. n,
and Mrs. Wells are in New York to
meet Mrs. Seymour Eaton, the sister
of Mrs. Wells, who lives abroad. and
who is coming over for a three months.
visit to Commander and Mrs. Wells, in
Washington.
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Mrs. J. 3. Alesfire and Miss Mar
3orie AIeshfre returned to Washington
last evening from South Norwalk.
Conn. where they went for the we'd
ding of Miss Nellie KeyseT and William
Meredith. on Saturday.
will entertain at dinner for the we'd
ding party of Miss Josephine Jeffries
and Lieut.. Alfred A Cunningham,
whose marriage takes place tomorrow
evening. After the dinner, there will be
. rehearsal at the church
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Captain de Bertier de Sauvigny has
been appointed military attache Of the
French embassy TO succeed Captain
Count de Chamburn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Kipp, the
latter formerly Miss Elizabeth North
have left Washington for Houston,
Tex, to make their future home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Snow sailed on
Friday for Europe. They will land at
Cherbourg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Thomas and
ABse Anita Thomas, of Los Angeles,
Cal. have arrived at the SEoreham for
{ short stay.
Miss Helen Ruth Nolan, daughter Of
IT. and Mrs. John II. Nolan, will be
married 70 John Everett Ballenger, Of
Jacksonville. Fla. this afternoon at 4
o clock at the apartment of her parents
in the Connecticut, the Rev. James +.
Mackin officiating. in the presence of
ths members Of the immediate families
The bride will have as her only at
teldant her sister, Miss Elizabeth No
Ian and the best man will be Mr..
Smoot, of Jacksonville, formerly of
washington.
Immediately after the wedding cere-
m11y Mr.. Ballenger and his bride will
go TO Wilmington, Del, to attend the
national convention of Engineers OF
Highways. and then will go 10 their
home IN Florida.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert II. Hitch
cock OF Nebraska, and Miss Ruth
Hitchcock who recently returned to