The Washington times., 1914-07-01
ACtivitiesOf
Society

rHE Speaker of the House anC
Mrs. Champ Clark were hosts
i at a luncheon today at the Cap
itol in compliment to the newly
appointed ambassador to France and
Mrs. Sharp. The additional guests were
Senator and Mrs. Pomerene, Of Ohio
Congressman and Mrs. James r. Mann
of Illinois; Congressman and Mrs
FLOOD, of Virginia: Congressman and
Mrs. Cline, of Indiana: Miss Margaret
Wade; Congressman Cooper. of Wis
consin; Congressman Booher, Missouri;
Congressman McKellar, of Tennessee
Miss Genevieve Clark andBennett Clark
daughter and son of the hosts.
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Senator and Mrs William II.
Thompson. of Kansas, will be hosts
at dinner this evening at their
residence in Woodley road in cOmpIi-
ment to the new minister to Persia
and Mrs. John /. Caldwell
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Mrs. Nelson O'Shaughnessy is in New
York stopping at the Plan. Mrs.
o'shaughnessy has recently completed
visit to Mrs. E. H. Hartman, at
Arden, New York.
Mrs. I. Dewitt TalmaEe and Miss
Rebecca Collier are registered At the
Chelsea Hotel, Chelsea, y. ].
Commissioner and Mrs. McChord and
Miss Margaret McChord. accompanied
by Miss Edyth Howard, left today for
Atlantic City, ana will spend some
weeks at the Marlborough Rlenheim.
for some time at her country home,
Wakefield Manor" in Virginia, re-
turned YESTERDAY and is spending today
in Baltimore. On Friday General and
Mrs. Barnett will go again to Wake
field and entertain large house party
over the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene NJ TiIden are
visiting a number Of cities in Texas.
They will return by water Gal
weston to New York about July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Rritton and
Miss Margaret Britton will leave this
afternoon for Bass Rocks Mass. where
they have taken a cottage for the sum-
mer.
Miss Katharine Britton, who is now
her parents later in the summer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Murray
Crane. tr-, and their family have gone
TO Mt. Pleasant, in Windsor, Mass.
for the summer The Crane family in
Dalton, Mass. including former Sena-
tor Crane, has given more than 1900
to the Salem fund
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A wedding of interest in Washinzton
took place in Boston at noon yesterday
When Miss Helen 5. Richards, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Henry c. Richards, became
the bride of the Rev. Caleb Rothsford
stetson. rector of St Marks Episcopal
Church, of this city. The wedding
took place in Trinity Church. the Rev
Thatcher r. -ki'nball and tie Rey
William Morgan Jones, offfciattng..H
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Francis H. Richar.s, and
Henry p. Blair. of Washington. was
the best man.
The Rev. and Mrs. Stetson will spend
their honeymoon abroad.
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Miss Mabel Linton entertained on
Monday evening at a reception and mu-
steal In her Charming home. There was
an Interesting program. consisting of a
number Of duets by Mrs Duf Lewis
Vlolnist, ard Miss Linton. pianist: sew
eral piano solos by Miss Linton, and a /
group OF songs by Miss Ellen Garlock. :
Later buffet supper was served in the !
garden. The guests were Mrs Duff :
Lewis, Miss Nora Pepper. Miss Ellen
Gsrlock. Miss Katherine FIoecker, Miss I
Mamie HardelI. Miss EstelIe Sawyer. !
Mrs. Roland Marshall, Miss Mary Trus- |
Ter. Miss Florence Garlock. Miss Flea
nor Lewis, Wilbur Zepp, Dr. c. o. Paul 1
lin' Prot. Leo Rehrendt, DR.. Richard |
Thompson, Mr.. Worley, Karl GaIbraith. i
Charles H. Doing, jr., Mr.. HardeII. Mr.
Cullen Mr.. Haines, and Mr.. Samson.
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Miss Mary Patten is at Newport, visit
ing Mrs. Robert Mccormick at Pinard
Cottage No. 5.
The Due and Duchess de Richelieu. Il
who have 5een visiting Howard Taylor h
At Chatham. Conn, have returned TO |
New York. and are at the Hotel Goth
am. II
Among those from Washington who II
viii sail Saturday from New York on the
Konig Albert of the North German
Lloyd line for Naples an Genoa will be
the Rev and Mrs. c. r. Stetson and
Miss A NJ. Mason Sailing on the same
day on the Bremen will be Alfred Wende,
also OF Washington.
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Miss Mary Patten has arrived at New
port and is the guest of Mrs Robert
Mccormick, at Pinard Cottage, No ;.
Mrs Needham Jones, wife of Lieu