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Church. In the afternoon he took a drive
with Miss Wilson, Miss Bones, and Mr..
woodrow. through Rock Creek Park and
around Potomac Park.
The announcement by Commander
and Mrs. Archibald Davis. Of the en-
gagement OF their sister. Miss Margery
Cotton to Randall H. Hagner, is Gre
ating much interest among friends of
both Washington families. Miss Col
ton is the daughter OF the late Col.
Francis Cotton. She was with her
brother, Col. George r. Cotton. U. s.
A. for several years in Manila and
when he was governor of the Island Of
Porto Rico. Mr.. Hagner is a member
of one Of the most distinguished fami-
lies Of the District of Columbia He
is a member OF the Metropolitan and
Chevy Chase clubs. The wedding will
take place this winter.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Edward
b. Mclean, Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs
Joseph Letter. Mrs. Willis Van Devan-
ter. Mrs. John H. Bankhead. Mrs. Miles
Poindexter. Mrs, Frank Hatton. Mrs
William L. Marshall. Mrs. Albert L.
Mills, Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely.
MIS- James F. Barbour. Mrs. Beale r.
Howard. Mrs. Frank Mitchell Mrs.
George Bliss. Mrs. John B. Henderson.
Mrs Christian Hemmick, Mrs. James
Hartman. Mrs. Medorem Crawford,
Mrs. Allan McLane. Mrs. John P. Jack
son. Mrs. Sheldon Evans. Mrs. X. d.
Shepard. Mrs. Robert Richardson Tut
tie. Mrs. Claude Swanson. Mrs. Thomas
T. Taliaferro. Mrs. Tuckerman. Mrs.
Louis Lombard. Mrs. Charles McFee.
and Mrs. Perry Belmont will act as
patrons tomorrow night for the Coun-
tess Dumas war relief fund. when the
opening performance of The Story of
the Rosary" will be given at the Be
lasco Theater. Numbers of other promi-
nent society folk have taken boxes and
blocks OF seats for the benefit which
promises to be a brilliant affair.
The Commissioner Of Pensions and
Mrs. Gaylord NJ. Saltzgaber, have taken
an apartment in the Iowa, Thirteenth
and o streets northwest, for the coming
washingtonians st the wolcott, New
York City. include Mrs. La Montague and
Miss E. Patterson. who arrived from
Europe on the S. S. Adriatic; Dr. W. II.
jr., who attended the Yale and
Harvard football game at New Haven.
and Mrs. Joseph Dudley Morgan and
daughter, Miss EleanOra Morgan, who
also attended the football game
Little Miss Anne Whitney Kipp. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Whitney kipp, in celebration
Of her second birthday anniversary, was
hostess At a party Friday afternoon
from until o'clock at the home Of her
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Scott
Smith at 55 T street Pink carnations
ard ferns adorned the table for the OC-
rasion and tiny pink baskets filled with
Fav~
Vincent and Elbert Madden, cousins Of
he hostess, from North Dakota: Betty
Drown. Dick Drown, Helen Gibbons, OF
Atlantic City. Betty Price, George Tai
bert Phillip Durham HoOten, and Frank
Browning.
The marriage OF Miss Emily Louise
Oieterich. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs !
'harles F Dieterich, and Mr.. Frank !
Butler. jr., Of Charlestown. !
Vest Va, took place Saturday evening a |
he home of the brides parents. 1918 |
herman avenue, northwest, the Rev II. ]
I. Marsden, OF Olney, Nd, officiating. I
The rooms were beautifully decorated |
With palms and chrysanthemums. The |
ride was given in marriage by her |
ather. her cousin, Miss Mathilda Vogt, /
eing the maid Of honor. Miss Vogt /
EOre Ethiopian crepe and chiffon velvet. |
Mr.. John TiCer was the best man. The !
ride wore her travelling gown OF bule !
roadcloth. Immediately after the cere-
lony. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler left for a |
rip through the South.
A daughter was born to Capt. and .
Irs. Allan L. Briggs on November 10 in |
Jenna, Austria, where Capt Briggs Is
Military attache to the American En-
assy.
Washington society will turn out en-
nasse for the the dansant to be given
[ Rauscher's the afternoon of No
ember 26. by the Congressional Union
or Woman Suffrage. \ number of
rOminent New York sunraGists. in
luding Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont. will also
ttend. The patrOness lis includes Mrs. 4
ohm J. White, Mrs. James Mitchell, (
Irs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs. Robert
'aker. Mrs. William B. Ridgely. Mrs.
d. HemmiCk. Mrs. George T.
dell. Mrs. Harvey Wiley. Mrs. Robert
;lmore. Mrs. John Henderson. Mrs.
-leXander Graham Bell, Mrs. s. c.
'eale. Mrs. II. A Smith. Mrs. Morven
thompson. Mrs. ThurlOw Gordon, Mrs.
McCammon. Miss Flora Will
on. Mrs. John c. Fremont. Mrs. Con-
er, and Mrs. Harry Cole.
Invitations were sent out Saturday
light for a large reception TO be given
v the Southern Society of Washington
nd the Secretary of State and Mrs.
ryan Friday night, December IL. from
until 1890 o'clock at the Pan-Ameri-
an Building. The Cabinet. Congress
onal. diplomatic. and army and navy
rcles will be represented aomnG the
uests. Dancing will be a feature OK
lie reception.
Miss Louise Clark and Miss Pocahon- :
5 Butler will make their debuts to- +
sther at a tea to be given December q
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. q
arion Butler in r street. n
Miss Butler and Miss Clark, accom- y
Inied by the latter's father. Capt. G. I
Clark, will attend the Army-Nayy e
me next Saturday in Philadelphia.
Senator and Mrs. Robert Latham owen J
I'VE sent out invitations for Wcdnes- Il
y, December 9, when they will intro c
ice their daughter. Miss DOrothea in
ven. at a tea at Rauschers, from y
I o'clock. Il
Mss Alexandra Ewing was in New n
,rk last week assisting at the debut Of
ss Dorothy Haight. for whom an af-
moon reception, with dancing. a din r.
r and a large theater party. was u
ranged by her mother, Mrs William "
Irgoyne Haight. d
Hiss Ewing was with friends at the A
Ile-Harvard game yesterday. and this a
.ek is remaining in New York until