The Washington times., 1914-06-29
The News of Society
By JEAN ELIOT.


Virginia. in honor of Miss Geneveve
walsh. daughter of Senator and Mrs
Walsh. of Montana
The garden will be hung with lanterns
and quantities OF pink roses and othe,
Blossoms will decorate the tables. The
Marine Eand will play for the dancing
Receiving with Senator and Mrs. Pitt.
man will be the Postmaster General and
Mrs Rurleson, the Secretary of the In.
terror and Mrs. lane, Senator and Mrs
Newlands. Senator and Mrs. Swanson
Senator and Mrs. Reed, Senator and
Mrs. Thomas. Senator and Mrs. James
Senator and Mrs. Walsh, General AM
Mrs. Wotherspoon, General and Mrs
Mtns. Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye
Major and Mrs. Durwood Connor. Com.
missioner and Mrs. Tallman, Miss Alma
Perkins, Miss Genevieve Clark. Miss
Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Burleson. Miss
C'Gorman. Miss Agnes Hart Wilson.
Faymaster Burger. Lieutenant James
Lon Hunt. Wayne johnson and Raw
mono r. Baker There viii be aboui
zoo guests.
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Mrs. Henry L. Myers, wife of Senator
Myers, Of Montana, will not 20 to Mon.
tana this summer. With her daughter
Mamie. she left Washington yesterday
Tor Haven, Me-, where they will remain
until late In September, returning to
Washington in time to re-enter her
daughter in Gunston Hall School at the
opening OF the fall term.
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Maj. Gen and Mrs. Goreas bave as
visitors their daughter, Mrs. William
ID. Wrightson, and her little daughter
OF Shreveport. La, who will spend some
Tune with them. and later go to Balfti-
moro to- visit.
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Clark, 1r., and
their son waldo have returned from
New York, where they went to sec their
daughter Marguerite OF for Europe.
Miss Clark accompanied Miss Merrill, Of
the Western High School. and several
other Washingtonians were In the party
sailing on the liner New York.
After a brief visit In England Aflss
Merrill and Miss Clark will spend the
greater part of the summer on the Com
tfnent. returning by way Of Naples
about the middle Of September.
The Misses Hslen and Ruth Perry. of
Philadelphia, who formerly lived IN
Washington, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
A. P. Clark. Jr-, Of IT'S Lanier place,
and will go with her for q week to the
country home. Waldomar, at Halpine.
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Mrs. Traber Norman. of the Portner,
announces tho engagement Of her
daughter. Nettie Adah Norman, to
Lieut. Herbert Alon.o Wadsworth.
Eleventh Infantry. Miss Norman II the
daughter Of the late Capt Traber Nor
man. Eighth Infantry. The wedding
win take place at an early date.
Mrs. Edwin H Bond and Miss Edith
Robertson Bond. of 1888 Kalorama
road. arc spending tho summer at Cape
Elizabeth. Portland Harbor. Ne They
made the trip by sea
Nina Coromilas, wife Of the Greek
minister TO Italy, viii como to this
country for a visit In tho autumn.
Nine Coronniias. who Is q daughter Of
former Senator Cockreu Of Missouri, has
not been In America since her mar
Rage. several years ago, to Mr.. Coro-
milaa, who was at that time Grsek
minister at Warrington
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Mrs John G. Fremont has closed hsT
homo In r street, and with her daush.
ter. Nils Fremont, will pass the sum
ner at their place. Heron Cow farm,
Pemberton. N. J.
MrA Charles Martin, Of Los AnselaA
Mr.. MeAdoos eldest daughter. who IL
expected to mako visit to her father
and stepmother during the sumner. Will
Join Mss McAdoo and the younger
members Of the family at Mattapoisett
before coming to washington
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Tho marriage OF Miss Ethel Mae
Hebbard. daughter Of Mr.. and Mra
John s. Hebbard. to Jeremiah Mao.
keasy took place In tho rectory of St
Francis de Sales Church Saturday
morning. The ceremony was wit
messed by the immediate families OF
the two contracting parties the Rev.
A. M. Mark officiating. Miss Ada
Bateman, cousin of tho BRIDE was her
only attendant p. J. Foley was best
man
Tho bride was gowned in white bro
CO 10 crepe de chine trimmed with old
pearl garniture, and white straw hat
trimmed with lilies Of the valley and
gardenias. and carried q shower bou-
quet
After the ceremony Mr.. MacteeCy
and his bride left for Atlantic City
and Philadelphia The brides going
away costume was of black and white
silk with hat to match Upon their
return Mr. and Mrs. Mackessy will
be at home to their friends at 1888
E1ef,th street northwest
Miss Margaret Wilson left today for
Philadelphia TO make q short visit