The Washington times., 1914-07-21
Activities Of
Society
BY JEAN ELIOT.

occasion was the rally of the members
u the Home Club. the social Organiza-
on Of the Interior Department. In
ne box with the President were Miss
-ucy Smith. Miss Bones, Assistant Sec
~etsry of the Interior and Mrs. a. c.
ones, and Adolph c. Miller.
The Commissioner of Patents and
Mrs. Ewing entertained in their box
Ierbert A. Meyer. private secretary TO
he Secretary: Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ.
Jackson. Miss A Bell Hill. and Alexan-
der Mosher.
Van H. Manning, assistant director of
he Bureau of Mines and vice president
Z the Home Club. and Mrs. Manning
-cupied a box, and had with them the
'ormer Governor of Hawaii and Mrs.
Freer. and W. B. Ryan. of the Rec
amation Service, and Mrs. Ryan.
In the Geological Survey box. in the
absence of the director. DR.. George
otis Smith,, who is out of town. his
ecretary. Guy Mitchell. did the hon
ors. Others in the box were Con-
Eressman and Mrs. James r. Mann.
Herbert Kubel. and the young daugh-
'ers of Mr. Mitchell, Miss Dorothy
Mitchell, and Miss Margaret Mitchell.
In the Tension Office box were the
Commissioner of Pensions, Gaylord NJ.
Saltzga ber; the Assistant Commission
er and Mrs. Edward c. Tieman, the
appointment Clerk and Mrs. Charles
- Yates, and the chief clerk. DR.. F.
: Byington.
In the Land Office box were the
commissioner. Clay Tallman, and Mrs.
altman; the Assistant Commission
t.r and Mrs. Charles NJ. Bruce. and
-enator and Mrs. Francis Newlands.
The Indian Office bog was occupied
tv the Commissioner of Indian At
airs. Mr.. Cato Sells. and Mrs. Sells.
-'iss Dorothy Sells; the Assistant
commissioner and Mrs. E. B. Merritt.
nd Miss Fannie /. Peter.
Included in the audience were ]. W.
wan, auditor of the Reclamation
service; F. H. Newlands. director of
re Reclamation Service, and Mrs.
Eewlands; the Solicitor of the Interior
department and Mrs. Preston c. West.
udge J. l. Parker, chief clerk of the
Interior Department and many other
r otables. The proceeds of the bene-
II are for the amusement and athletic
1und Of the club.
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane left Washing
ton today for Essex, N. y. where
rankin x. Lane. ir., and Miss Nancy
lane have been since the beginning Of
the month.
NJ Clause, the new counselor of the
french embassy and charge d'affaires
during the absence of Ambassador JUS
serand in France, arrived in Washing
ton yesterday TO take up his duties here.
He is stopping at the Raleigh. Nine.
Clause, who is a very beautiful woman
nd will be a marked addition to society
rext winter, is spending the summer ct
Manchester, Mass.
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The japanese Ambassador and Wis
ountess Chinda entertained informally
- dinner at the embassy. last evening,
n K street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes Bel an
ounce the marriage OF their daughter.
lane Mayhem. to Frederick Wesley
Harvey. of Philadelphia. last Saturday.
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Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of the Speak
O.. will leave on Friday to spend some
ne at Wildwood, y. ]. Wildwood is
cry near Deal. where the marriage of
''lss Dorothy Harvey, daughter of Col.
I'd MIS-. George Harvey, and Lieut..
farcellus Thompson, L. S. A, will be
LIBERATED. and Mrs. Clark will be
IiURg the guests at the wedding. The
-peaker will also go on for the wedding,
not detained by press of business. Miss
.ensyieve Clark, who will be one of
IIss Harveys attendants. has already
lJne to Deal. and is stopping with the
harveys at their place. Jor rjalma.
Lieutenant Thompson will have as his
est man Lieut.. F. c. Harrington, of the
ngineer corps. The ushers will be Capt
J. Walsh, of the ordnance department;
cut Philip Mathews, OF the coast ar
Ilery. aid to General Bailey; Ensign
..Nrence Townsend, L. s. y. attached
the Utah, who has just returned from
lc1ICo. and Lieut.. Robert Goodrich. of
coast artillery.
Dr James McVeigh, of Baltimore, who
p aB been visiting Speaker and Mrs. Clark
r several days, returned to mis- home
is morning.
Narragansett Pier. with polo in full
EinE, Is having gala week. Sunday
0ere was an interesting luncheon on
ne Casino terrace. given by the former
-ecretary OF the Navy and Mrs. Tru-
IAN n. Newberry, of Detroit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newberry. who made d distinct
ace for themselves in Washington dur
nS their residence here. are summer
g at Watch Hill, r. |. YESTERDAY MIR.
I'd Mrs. Henry Lippitt. jr., gave
farming luncheon on the terrace to
.zTy Of guests out for a jaunt on their
acht Magnet Mrs. Joseph Crawford
nd Miss Caryl Crawford were the
0nor guests at another pretty luncheon
sINen by Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Nc
\im Dr. ard Mrs. Stephen o. Richey
are among the arrivals from Washing
on. and will remain. at the Pier for the
remainder OF the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Waeaman, Cur
-ee Mum. and his brother Ector Mum.
are among those who sailed today on
he Apuitania from New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Wagsaman will take motor trip
through France. Mr.. Mum and his
rOther will join Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a Mum. ir.. in London going later
% the hunting box which they have
raken in Scotland for the shooting sea-
NJ Al n.