The Washington times., 1914-10-09
ACtivitiesO Of
Society
JEAN ELIOT.

tomorrow at Albany, n. T.. Il of x,sa,
interest to Washington society. Miss
Pruyn spent the last two seasons here
with her mother. and the engagement
was announced last spring at ,iinner
at the Chevy Chase Club.
The ceremony will be performed a,
81 Peters Church. Albany. at 4 o'clock.
ana Will be followed by a reception at
the home of the brides uncle. Alexan
DER McEwen. Captain Goldthwaite is
stationed at the Walter Reed Hosrital.
and win bring his bride to Washington.
Miss Lanette Hines Smith has gone
10 Albany to be bridesmaid for Miss
Pruyn. The other attendants win be
Albany girls. Mrs. John Wiley and her
son. John Cooper Wiley, are among ths
Washinetonians. who will attend the
wedding.
The secretary Of the legation q, Pan.
anna. J. z Lefevre, entertained a boz
party last evening. His guests were
Congressman and Mrs. Henry d. Flood.
Mr. and Arst Lorrimer Graham and
Miss Hildagarde Fortner. After the
play they had supper at the New WI
lard.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. H. ". hammers. of
Indian Head. Nd. are at the Hotel
Powhatan for short stay
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/ Brig. Gen. John NJ. Wilson entertained
q family dinner party last evening to
celebrate the seventy-seventh anniver-
sary Of his birth. Among his guests
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. b.
Fletcher. who came on from Phiiadel-
phia for the occasion. Mrs. Fletcher
Is General Wilson'S granddaughter. and
before her marriage was Miss Frances
Brooks
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Mrs James F. Barbour left this morn
ing to spend a few days in New York.
Miss Marguerite Barbour. who has been
visiting Miss Isabel Mersman. at Mar
ranSsett Pier. will Join her mother and
return with her to washington.
Rear Admiral J.. N. Hahn. comand.
ant Of the Charleston. g. c.. navy yard.
II In Washington and will be at the
Hotel Powhatan during his stay
Charles Rossire, r.. Of Yonkers. " T..
b the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Bur.
rell at their home in Cleveland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Burreil have
given up their apartment in Georgetown
In Cleveland Park. Mrs Maynard Bur-
rel and Miss Eva Burrell returned this
week from Fredericksburg. Va. where
they were the guests Of Mrs. Maynard
Mrs. James Taylor and daughter,
Louise, have moved to 3e44 Q street.
Georgetown
went to westchester. Pa. to attend the
Gheen and the Misses Gheen will return
to Washington this evening and open
their home p New Hampshire avenue.
They passed. the summer in Newport
and visited IN Pennsylvania en- route
home.
Lieut.. W. Henry Holcombe, United
States Corps of Engineers. has been re-
Gently ordered to the washington Bar
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker Hol-
combe, Of Bancroft place.
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Mrs. Clarence Moore has gone to
Philadelphia to spend the week end and
to attend the worlds series baseball
games. Her mother. Mrs. swift. of Chi
'as0' is visiting with Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. W. D. Chandler. jr. wife Of En-
sign Chandler. U. S. NJ, who has been
visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs. c.
w. Richardson. returns today to New
port, where her husband is stationed
Dr.. and Mrs. Richardson are at their q
place. Cliveden. in Rock Creek
Park. where they expect to remain dur
ng the winter. DR.. and Mrs. Richard
ION returned recently from Europe.
Paymaster and Mrs. Frederick Fyne
rave given up their house in Chevy
Chase. and will reside at 1f15 Hopkins
,lace during the winter
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Congressman and Mrs. Thomas Butler
marriage yesterday of their son, Samuel
,. Butler. and Miss Helen Brinton
'harples. daughter of P NJ. Sharples,
II Greystone. The bride was attended
" two little flower girls. Miss Ethel =
Peters Butler and Miss Marion Neff
'olwell. The ushers were Lawrence
'harples. brother of the bride: Horace
3utler. DR.. Henry Evans. DIR. Sergeant
J. Martin. and Major Smedley Darling
on Butler, brother Of the BRIDEGROOM
dr. and Mrs Butler will make their
lome in Sharples. W. Va.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Milo Pitcher Fox,
Who have been spending their honey
noon at Bleumont, Va. are expected
Iome toT"orrow.
The Russian Ambassador and Madame
sakhmeteff will reach Washington sun
dN- lHes CioSeu tne summer embassy
n Newport some time ago. and stopped
ver in New York.
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Miss Betty Baines, whose marriage to
iuSh Harrison Saum takes place on
ext Wednesday. is being extensively
Miss Helene Oyster gave
luncheon in her honor Tuesday. at her
partment In Stoneligh Court Yester-
av Miss Gertrude Woodward gave
arge bridge party. and this evening
he will entertain At bridge. when her
uests will be the members of Miss
saines' bridal party. The house will
e decorated in japanese style. with
lnterns in profusion and the china. IA
ors. and prizes will all be in Japanese
attern. On SATURDAY. Miss Nino Van
lrsdale will give a box party for Miss
,aines and her attendants.
Mrs. William Henry returned this
eek from her home in southern MARY
Ind. where she spent the summer
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The British Ambassador and Lady
pring-Rice arrived at the embassy this
lorning. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice wen, to
ew York to meet Lady Spr:n.-Rics
ho returned from England YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitz Shepard
rived in Washington this week frUlr
r.. l.
Mrs. William T. Hall, wife of Gc.
al Hall, L. s. y. who made a lensths
ay at West Point. is at her home *
street.
Col and Mrs. Thomas Wood and their