The Washington times., 1914-08-27


L n of Miss Bernice Platter. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Fox Platter. Of Dallas. Tex. to Lieu
tenant Commander Adolphus Andrews.
L. S. n, which was announced yester-
day in New York
Lieutenant Commander Andrews is
we'll known in Washington. where he
spent several years attached to the
Mayfower. He is now navigating Of
flcer of the battleship Utah, stationed
at the New York navy yard.
Mr.. and Mrs Platter and Miss Platter
are spending some time at the Biltmore
Hotel in New York. They will return
shortly to Dallas, which is also the
home of Lieutenant Commander An
drews, and it is there that the wedding
will take place on September Is.
Miss Eleanor NJ Lee. cf' Edgewate-,
Md. is visiting her cousin. Miss Ger
trude Z. CLANCY, and will remain in
Washington until next Monday. when
she will return to her home
Yesterday Miss Lee was the guest of
honor at luncheon given by Miss En-
ma Hodges, at her home. 4T6 o street
northwest.
Senator and Mrs John X Shields and
Mrs. Shields daughter. Miss Janet Co.
wan, are planning to leave shortly for
a motor car trip through the Berk-
shires.
DR.. John c. Boyd. L S N, retired,
with Mrs, Boyd and their son-in-law and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Camp Stanley,
arrived in New York recently, on the
Principe di Cdine, from Italy and are
stopping at the Hotel Walcott for a few
days. before returning to their home
in Twenty-second street.
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley went abroad in
June and were among the guests at
the marriage in Madrid Of Miss Belle
Willard and Kermit Roosevelt They
were Joined later by DR.. and Mrs Boyd,
who for years have passed their sum-
mers abroad.
Miss Helen Cannon, daughter of the
former Speaker of the House, was also
q passenger on the Principe di Cndine
Miss Cannon has circled the globe since
she left Washington. sixteen months
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Max kohner and Miss
Julia kohner. who spent some time in
Atlantic City, have returned to Wash
ington.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Kahn. Of On
tario road, are spending several weeks
travelling in the North
Mrs. NJ. s. Cohen and Miss Eleanor
Cohen have gone to Braddock Heights,
Nd. TO join Miss Pauline Cohen for
several weeks.
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Earl Silverman, who is recuperating
from recent operation, has gone to
Braddock Heights. Nd. with his mother.
Mrs. L. J. Silverman, for several weeks
The President ana DR.. Cary T. Gray
Son played golf at the WASHINGTON
Country Club yesterday afternoon. de- |
spite the rain. !
Mrs. W. H. McCaulcy. Of 220 Eighth |
street southeast. her daughter. Miss
Dorothy McCauley, and her niece, Miss
Helen Clark, who sren: some time IN
Atlantic City and Philadelphia, have
returned TO Washington.
-
Miss Elizabeth Leckie, Miss Marjorie !
Snyder. and Miss Lena Stiebler. all of
this city, and Mr.. Kumhelm. Of Bal
tlmcre. gave 4 delightful musicale at
he Washington sanato-ium at Ia
hon1a Park. last evening.
Mrs Champ Clark was a; home yes
'"rday afternoon as usual on wednes-
avs throughout the year
Jokr Barrett has returned to Wash
ingtCn from Panama where he wit |
ncssed the opening of the Panama |
canal.
Miss Alice King and Miss Emma King. !
of Rochester. are making an extended |
caX in Washington and are guests at !
e Hotel Powhatan
Miss MaUde Z. Gaynor. who spent last /
ason in Washington, is nov visiting !
. York Beach, Maine.
Miss Julia F Macdonald. of 1881 e |
rect, gave dance on Tuesday even !
~ in honor Of her house guests. the
Iisses Hefernan and Fitzpatrick of |
pston. Among those present were |
8 Misses Esther Burke, katherine E
rett. Mary r Farley. Blanche @. |
'--tebler. Helen Worch. Julia + Mac
''Idlu, May A. tteHeTndn, May + ltZ- |
trick. Helen V. Macdonald and Nan !
Farley. and W. o. McWhorter. Guy V. |
Etambough. John H. Burton. Carl |
Schmidt, Leo Freninsk; D. +. Stearns, |
Il East Orange, y. j.: Tom Carroll. !
larry Burke. Mish O'Meara. Fred |
-Ioney. John Clrich. and Harry Mac
Donald
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman. who is
pending the summer at her beautiful |
rOuntry home. Fairlawn, at Long /.
Branch. y. J., has had Mrs John A.
Logan as her house guest for the last
-hree weeks During her visit Mrs.
Logan has celebrated her seventy
sixth birthday.
Mrs Alexander Mackay-Smith enter
tsined at dinner last evening at the
country Club at Har Harbor preceding
ne dance. Among the guests were NJ.
4. g. Beaufort and Baron de Nagel. Of tha
N,ctherlands legation.
M and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend Of
"ashington. and Mrs. Thayer. of Bos-
a. are stopping with John r Mclean