The Washington times., 1915-09-09
Happenings of the Day
In Capital Smart Set

terday. They rode from their cottage
on horseback.
Mrs. Robert s. Mccormick was host
ess at luncheon yesterday In New
port.
Nine. Bakhmeteff. wife of the Rus
ley. Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore.
Miss Alice Preston. and Miss Martha
Goldman are some of the patronesses
for the musical and dramatic entertain
ment at Freebody Park. in Newport,
the night of September 10, the proceeds
fund.
Mrs Hampson Gary and her children
nave returned to Washington and Joined
street. Mrs. Gary spent several weeks
at White Sulphur Springs, and later
stay.
Miss Frances Hays. or Waco, Tex, a
graduate OF National Park Seminary.
who visited Mrs. Gary in the spring.
has been with Mrs. Gary for most of
the summer. returned to town with her
and will be her guest for a month.
Frank L. Polk. recently appointed
counselor Of the State Department to
succeed Secretary Lansing. has arrived
IN Washington, accompanied by Mrs.
Polk. and Is at the Shoreham. They
made visits In Boston and New York
on their way to Washington.
-
Pay Inspector Edmund W. Bonnaf-
fon. L. s. ~. and Mrs. Bonnaffon are
again at their quarters at the navy
yard. Mrs. Bonnaffon spent the sum-
meer at Harmony villa. Jamestown, X.
l.. where Mr.. Bonnaffon Joined her for
| a short stay.
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus. u. S.
NJ, retired. and Mrs. Osterhaus. who
have been living in Annapolis. will spend
this winter in Washington. where they
have leased the residence a. 1907 Q
street. They will take possession of the
house about October 1.
Mrs. Powell Minnegerode. who pass
ed the mo month sh. OF August y Cape May;
street.
Miss Lydia Addison has ,>aeurned
from from. Atlantic ;lan City where she spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Newcomb en-
tertained a few young people at dinner
thesda, Md. in compliment to :heir
daughter. Miss Ellsworth Newcomb.
taking the guests afterward to the
| theater, followed by an INFORMAL dance
at the Columbia Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs: Lee p. Latimer enter
tained informally at dinner last evening
at their residence In Drummond for
their daughter Miss Ruth Latimer.
DR.. Constantn T. Dumba. ambassador
Poplars, in Lenox. Mass. last night
from this city. where he came for q
l ,,,l< 80 0Hox<
Lansing.
Cogressman and Mrs. Henry D. Flood
who are at their place at Appomattox
ham for a few days. Mrs. Flood wa
formerly Miss Anna Portner. Of thi
Of the late Congressman J. H. Outh
waite of Ohio. was married to Edwar
steyens son Of Mrs George e. stvens
brides stepfather and mother, Mr.. an
Mrs Philip B.: Jennings. at Old Ben
nington. W. The Rev. Isaac Jenning,
ton, officiated.
MI. Mr.: and an mrs Mrs; Alexander Murdoc
10 on the E5S birth Of
Alexander Murdoch. tr.. on August
at their home in Baltimore. Mrs. MOI
; ris was formerly Miss Mary Hog
; Of this city She has one small dausf
ter, Miss Polly Norris. who is at pre-.
ent with Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge at thel
Fifteenth street residence.
Judge and Mrs: John Marshall ees
Miss Margaret Gest and Sidney Ges
, Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs: sayma
yss se' Of Ss S.d Ms' s4s n
8 the recent arrivals at the Shoreham
. -
: The wedding Of Miss Margaret Bootl
!. to Donald Butler Jameson took plac
Booths parents. Judge and Mrs. Fen
ton w. Booth. In Marshall. Ill. Tn
. drawing room, where the ceremon
4 took place was decorated in smilax an
pink and white asters. A large whit
canopy covered with white asters. un
der which the bride and bridegroom
a stood, was placed between the window
=, at the end Of the room. Miss Booth
i only attendants were her schoolgirl sis
: ters: the Misses Virginia. Marion. an
trude Cole. Miss Louise Booth an
Miss Gertrude Cole carried the ribbon
!, which formed the aisle through whic
!, the bridal party passed. They wor
: dainty frocks Of white lawn and carrie
! baskets Of pink and white asters. Mis-
y Marion Booth and Miss Virginia Boot
wore ruffled white net frocks wit
touches Of pink and blue and carrie
pink and white asters. The bride. VIII
n was given in marriage by her father
i wore a gown Of white taffeta and lace
. made short. and tulle veil. held 1
place by a wreath Of real orange bios
0 Isoms. She carried a bouquet Of whit
: roses and lilies Of the valley.
After the wedding supper Mr.. an
Mrs. Jameson left for their bridal jour
A ney and will be at home after Octobe
= Is. in indianapolis.
8 The guests at the wedding include
o only the relatives OF Miss Booth an
t Mr.; Jameson. and few Of their mos
/. intimate friends Among the out-o1
Z towE guests for the wedding were Wi
Il liam H. Van Kleeck and Mrs. Cheste
Var Kleeck, of New York city; Joh
Harlan. Of Florida: Mr.. and Mrs. Joh
H. Judah. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Schmid
a Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Peckham. Mis-
t Alice Matthews and Mr.. and Mrs Joh
l. Brandon. Of indianapolis.