The Washington times., 1914-08-11
RS. MARY E. DALGLElSH
Announces the marriage of her
daughter. Janet NJ. Chipiey'

lVx daughter, Janet NJ. Snipie''
and J. A. Sutherland The we'd
ding took place this morning at her
home in Eighteenth street. and was at
tended by the members Of the imme-
diats families.
Later In the day Mr.. and Mrs. suth-
erland will leave Washington for New
York. From there they viii 30 to Iowa
Falls, Iowa. via the Lakes. Mr.. sufh-
erland Is stationed at Iowa Falls In con-
nection with work under the supervis-
ing architects office Of the Treasury
Department.
The newly appointed minister to
Sweden, and Mrs. Ira Nelson Norris
are spending q few days IN New York
at the st. Regis Hotel. They came 20
Washington from their home in Chicago
and are now preparing to san for
Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulholland. Of Malvern.
Iowa. accompanied by Mrs. II. L. Hiett
and Mrs C. C. Wilson have arrived IN
Washington after an extended automo-
bile trip. They will remain here q few
days before going to Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wilmer, of
Kansas City. Kansas. are visiting in
Washington and are at the Hotel Pow
hatan.
Mrs. Kew Pfttman. wife Of senator
Pittman, who has been spending the
greater part Of the summer at their
place. Altha Hall. expects to 60 to At
lantio City for short visit this week.
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The Minister Of Panama and Mime. de
Morales have been called to Panama
by the death of their son, and will not
return TO Washington until the last Of
this month.
Mrs. John P. Jackson. who has been
abroad. has arrived in New York. She
will spend the remainder Of the summer
at Bayhead. n. ].
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lee win leave In
day or two to make a motor TIP to
Atlantic City. Cape May, and other
points Of interest along the Jersey
coast.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Ston and their
son. Warren stoll went to Atlantic City
today for stay Of two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Nordlinxer. who
have been spending the last four months
travelling abroad, returned to their home
In Fillmore street last week.
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Mrs. Myer Loeb and daughter, Miss
Marion Loeb. left Washington recently
TO spend a fortnight at Braddock
Heichts Md
Miss Amalie Hollander, of Eighteenth
street. is spending the week as the guest
Of friends at Colonial Beach. Va.
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Or. and Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson have
loaned the lawn OF their residence, 47m
Sixteenth street, for a japanese fete
tomorrow afternoon. from $50 to II
for tho benefit of tho charity de-
partment of the Washington. Eye. Ear.
and Throat Hospital The ways and
means committee OF the hospital has
charge Of the program and has pre-
pared a number of unique features for
the entertainment of the guests Near
the entrance to the grounds will Be q
large Japanese novelty tree, where en-
tertainment will be provided by Mrs. A.
C. Riley, Mrs. c. NJ Walker. Mrs.
Omen S. Wiley. Mrs. C. B. White. and
Mrs. A. c. Riley. During the evening
very interesting drill will be given
By the Piney Branch Campfire Girls,
under tho leadership Of Mrs. Penicks,
and gypsy fortune tellers. dressed in
costume. will sit at the doors OF their
tents to satisfy the curiosity OF those
who are in a hurry to know about their
future. Among these fortune tellers
will be Mrs. George Sherman. Mrs. A.
H. Giles, Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs.
Harvey 8. Irwin, and Mrs. Oscar
Cournbe.
A brass band will furnish music on
the lawn, and the dancing indoors will
be under the auspices OF Mrs. Flora
Dyer and Mrs Roe Fulkerson.
Refreshments and articles for sale
will be in charge OF Mrs. A. r. Donch.
Mrs. Kibbey. Mrs. Ivey. Mrs. Brindley.
Mrs c. L. Henry, Mrs. Lee Odekoven.
Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. R 8.
Wolfe. Mrs H. W. Szedegy. Mrs Har-
vey. Mrs. F. J. Rowell. and Mrs Per-
kins. assisted by a number OF young
girls
The Campfire Girls who will take
part in the drill are Misses Mary
Jueneman, Lena Kernodle. Louise
Daily, Mary Chamberlain. Laurel
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