The Washington times., 1913-09-23
chasge d'Affaires Accompanies
Delegates to Exposition to
the White House.

and Countess de la Rocca enter
tanned at luncheon today at
their residence in Columbia road,
in compliment to several guests from
France who are spending a few days in
Washington. Yesterday they had the
President and members of the French
delegation to the exposition at San
Francisco with them At luncheon. Al
ter the luncheon the Charge accom-
panied them to the White House.
where they were received by the Presi-
dent
The President occupied a box at
keith's Theater last night. and was
accompanied by his brother-in-law,
Professor Stockton Arson. DR.. Cary
Gfayson and Mr.. TuEulty.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Spring-Rice are in New York at the
Belmont. having gone there from Dublin,
where they established the embassy for
the summer.
The Persian Charge dAffaires and
Madame Ali KuIi Khan are entertain
ing at the legation at Highmount Miss
Louise F. Krug, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. F1orian Krug, of New York, and
a famous golfer
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Dunn are
leaving Washington in a day OR two to
spend some time in New York city.
A marriage of interest to Washing
ton will take place in Chicago on Tues
day. October Z, at 80 o'clock, when
Miss Elizabeth Woodward will be mar
ried to Olin S. Richards. Miss Wood
ward is well known in Washington. and
made large circle of friends here lur-
ing the years she was a student at
Fairmont Seminary. She was gradu-
ated from Fairmont last June.
Miss Winifred Lucille Marsh, of Miami,
Fla. who was a classmate of Miss
Woodward at Fairmont. will be the
maid Of honor.
The rame of Miss Eleanor Morgan
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Dudley Nor
gan. is one Of the latest TO be added to
the list of debutantes for the coming
season. DR.. and Mrs. Morgan and Miss
Morgan will return 10 Washington
shortly from Atlantic City, where they
haze spent the summer r.. .-
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Ar. and Mrs. Perry Miller. of Cathe-
dral avenue. entertained at card
party and dance last evening in COM
painent to Mrs. Miller's brother. Bur
ton Green. of Los Angeles. Cal who is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
y. Green, In Irving street. On Sunday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Miller also en-
Ia tot Nd
This evening Mr. and Mrs Green will
DC hosts at card party 10 meet their
sol
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Lieut.. and Mrs. G. p Barnett have
arrived at the Shoreham. where they
are spending some time
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1rs. John P. Jackson. who spent the
sumner at Bayhead. y. j.. has returned
10 Washington and opened her Connec-
tcut avenue residence for the winter
she has with her the youngest child Of
her son-in-law and daughter. the Swed-
isa Minister and Mime. Ekengren, who
ale now abroad.
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Mrs. William Cummins Story. presi-
ont general Of the National Society.
\. ~ n-s VIA Dt Tie mouse guest Of DE
q "a Mrs. Charles w. Richardson during
ter stay in Washington for the board
r-eeting.
The former Ambassador to Turkey
& nd Mrs w. ". Rockhl, are spending
ssme time in Washington, guests at the
Eloreham.
Mrs. Thomas Ewing and her daughter
have arrived in Washington from Yonk-
e.s. n. Y, and have ioincL Mr. Ewing.
commissioner Of Patents. at the Shore
am Hotel, where they will spend sev-
-al weeks before taking possession of
their house in ii street.
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\ number OF Washingtonians went I'D
\ !. Bridgeport Conn, for the marriage
~ Miss Margaret Warner and John
ie.d. son OF sir and Mrs. Walter
] ieid, OF Washington.
1ir Field who was graduated from
tse Eastern High School here, is a
faduafe Of Yale. where he was con-
s1ered one Of the most brilliant foot
t1u players In the university
Hiss Warner is the daughter of De
xsre II Warner, one Of the directors of
fi,e New York. New Haven and Hart
fogd Dailroad Company, and president
cf ~ Warner Corset Company.