The Washington times., 1914-11-02

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Miss Edith Oracle will, return this
evening from New York. where she has
passed the last fortnight.
Commander and Mrs. SayIes. who
have been the house guests Of Capt
and Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin. left
Washington on Saturday.
Mrs. Baldwin's sister, Miss Judge,
has Joined her for the winter, and next
week Mrs. Baldwin will have with her
Mrs. Benner x Smith and her daugh-
ter: Miss Margaret Mcclure. Of Salt
Lake City.
Sir George Paisch and Basil R.
Blackett, Of the British treasury, will
be the guests of honor at dinner this
evening, given by j. Selwin TAFT, at. his
home in o street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Mitchell have
returned from a short visit to New
York.
Mrs. G. L. p. Stone has returned to
her apartment at the Portsmouth after
short visit to Norfolk.
The marriage of Miss Frances Marie
Potzler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam III. Potzler, and Clement A. Giebel
jr., took place Tuesday morning at
st. Mary's Church, the Rev. Leo Otter
bien performed the ceremony in the
reception at the home, the young couple
started for a trip, Including Balti-
more, philadelphia, Chicago, New York,
and Atlantic City. They will be at home
after November 15 at 2l8 Ninth street
northeast
Mrs. NJ. D. Pinkerton and Miss Oracle
Pinkerton leave today for Chicago, where
they will pass the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burr Harrison
have as their guest Conrad Carter, of
Loudoun county. Va.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. r. e. Peary
and Miss Marie Peary returned Friday
from their summer home at Eagles Is
land. Me.
Lieut. Herbert S. Howard and his
brother, John Howard, who will act as
best man at his marriage tomorrow to
Miss Mary McCauley, are stopping at
| the Army-Navy Club.
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Capt. and Mrs Marlborough Churchill
Lave as their guests Miss Alice Garland
and Miss Ruth Garland. of Boston. who
| will attend the wedding tomorrow Of
Miss Mary McCauley and Lieut.. Herbert
S. Howard. They will remain in Wash
lnston until Wednesday.
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The marriage Of Miss Helen Hend-
| rick. daughter of Mrs. David Stew
art Hendrick, and Royal T. Nc
Kenna will take place tomorrow in
stead of on Thursday. November
II, as previously arranged The cere-
mony will be performed at 4 80 o'clock,
| at the BRIDES home in Bancroft place
| by the Rev. Father Buckley. of st. Mat
thew's Church. Only a small gathering
of friends will be present
Miss Helen Walcott will be a dinner
! hostess this evening, entertaining in
compliment to Miss Mary McCauley and
Lieut.. Herbert Howard, whose marriage
will take place at noon tomorrow. Last
evening Mrs. Garrison McClintock and
Miss McClintock gave a supper party for
Miss McCauley and her attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Adolph Raw
lings have returned from their wedding
| trip to New York and Atlantic City and
are at the Darlington apartments. S0SS
Sixteenth street
The marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
lings. the latter formerly Miss Maudess
Bidwell, took place on Thursday even
ing. October q, at st. Stephens Prot
estant Epis s-opal Church, the Rev.
George Dudley officia ting. Because of
IL ness in the family only relatives and
few intimate friends were present at
| the ceremony. \ small reception and
dinner followed.
The French section of the Twentieth
Century Club, under the leadership of
| Miss Elizabeth NJ. Carhart, will hold
its first meeting Of the year on Wednes-
day, at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
Ernest P. Bicknell. The subject will be
The Study Of French Play"
Miss Ella May Rhodes gave mas
querade party on Halloween night at
her residence. 637 Keefer place north
| west The house was elaborately dec
Grated with autumn leaves, orange and
black. The prizes for the best character
costumes were awarded to Miss Nellie
Bosley. as a fairy, and vii lam McIn-
turf as Miss Sally" Halloween games
and dancing was indulged in until a
late hour, after which supper was
served and favors distributed
Among those present Were Miss Mar
garet Mckenny, Miss Isabel Smith.
Miss Beatrice Hanson. Miss Estelle
Lockwood, Miss Evelyn Miller, Miss lsa-
be le Gingell. Miss Grace Atkinson, Miss
Myra Blakeney. Miss Louise Gass. Miss
Katherine Quigley. Miss Lille Thomas.
Miss Nellie Bosley, Miss Anna Rhodes,
and John Tillett, Charles Heider, Her
bert Wahl. Robert Warren, Allan Hani-
son. and Edward Rhodes.
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Mrs. Edgar Thompson Mrs. Edward
H. H. Old and Mrs. Edgar L. Woods will
be at home on Friday afternoon, No
vember 6. and on the first Friday of
each month during the season. at the
Naval Hospital. Twenty-fourth and Z
streets northwest.
Miss Henrietta Caplan gave an at
tractive Halloween party Saturday even-
ing at her home. 2l1s Pennsylvania ave-
nue northwest. The guests included
Miss Gertrude Bornet, Miss Henrietta
Ca-Ian. Miss Be.Hie Caplan. Miss Hen
rietta Coonin. Miss Edith Cromer. Mss
Libbie Goldstetn, Miss Rose Goldstein-
Miss Cecil NJ Levitan. Miss Annie Sny-
der. Miss Mary Snyder. Miss Dora
schoenberg. Miss Emma Stein6erg: Juli-
I,s Burns. Harry Bondareff. George
Rornat Fsrnev Eecker. Joseph Blum
erthal, Abrah,m Fainman: Abraham
Fnge'. Leopold E'reudberC. Charles
| Ce.senfeId Al2u Grudcovs!ly. Joseph
Hel'er. Reuben Klein. DR.. Henry Rosen-