The Washington times., 1914-06-06

MRS. BRYAN will entertain at
~ a garden party this afternoon
at o'clock at Calumet Place
| in compliment to Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo. This en-
tertainment will be the first of a
| series of several which have been ar
ranged for the Secretary and his
| bride who recently returned to Wash
| inston from their wedding trip.
The hosts and the honor guests will
receive the guests on the lawn at the
right of the historic old residence.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
ami the members OF the Cabinet. the
officials of the Congressional Club.
and few others will assist in dis
pensing the hospitalities of the after
noon.
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark en-
tertained today at another of the
series of interesting luncheons which
they are giving at the Capitol. Among
their guests were Mrs. Daisy Maclaren
Stevens. DIR. South. OF Frankfort. KY,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry South, Congress
! man and Mrs. Ira Copley, and a num-
Der OF the Speakers colleagues. with
their wives.
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Later in the afternoon the Speaker
and Mrs. Clark. with Congressman and
Mrs. Baker and many prominent Wash
ington folks, viii go to- Alexandria. for
the studio tea and exhibition which
Miss Fannie Burke is giving. Miss
Burke. a portrait painter OF note, is
q direct descendant of Thomas JEFF
ferson. and has in her possession the
original Stuart portrait Of tho great
Democrat.
Miss Margaret Wilson LETT today for
a short visit with friends IN New York.
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Mrs. J. Nota Mc6iill entertained at
luncheon today at her home. West
Cakes" in Woodley lane, before clos
ing the house for the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. McGnl and their two young
daughters will leave shortly for Nan
tucket, where they have a cottage.
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DIR. Charles W. Allen Is spending the
weekend with his mother. Mrs. T. l..
Allen. at their country place at Am
herst, Va.
Mrs William Cumming Story. presi-
dent general Of the d. A. R.. was the
guest in honor of whom the Patriots
Memorial Chapter of the District, of
which Mrs. Edward B. Olney Is re-
gent, entertained at a large dinner
last evening at the Powhatan. Gov
ers were laid for one hundred guests.
Mrs. George r. Smallwood. vice presi-
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toastmistress and introduced the
speakers.
Miss Frances Atkinson Blbby.
formerly of Charleston. W. Va. but
for several years q resident OF Wash-
ington, will be married at $3.50 this
evening at the Olympia apartment
house, Fourteenth and Eucliad streets
northwest. to John Robert thinner
man. tr.. Of Alexandria, Va Judge
George w. Atkinson, OF the Court Of
Claims. formerly governor of West
an uncle Of Miss Bibby. will
give her in marriage. while the cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
George w. Atkinson, jr. Ross p.
Elliott will be best man: Mrs. George
w. Atkinson. ir., will be matron Of
honor. and Miss Mary Lindsay maid
of honor. while little Miss Sallie Sim
ncy. a cousin of Mr.. Zimmerman. will
be flower girl A reception at the
home of the bride in the Olympia will
follow the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
will make their home in
Williamsburg. Ky. where Mr.. Zim-
is engaged in business.
Mrs. John Z. Reyburn and Miss Rey-
burn. who are at their n street home
after passing the winter in Philadelphia,
will remain here until June 20, when
they go to their place at New London,
Conn.. for the entire summer J
Mr.. and Mrs. william Reyburn have |
given UP their house on Nineteenth