The Washington times., 1915-08-12
Happenings ofthe Day
In Capital Smart Set
w. Scott Smith, at their cottage at
Rye North Beach, N. H.

Mrs. William Shaw Macpherson and
her daughter. Miss Peggy Macpherson.
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Gas
kins. have returned to their home in
Toronto, Canada.
The Chilean Amhs ..odor M, Eduar.
do Suarex-mujica, is at the Astor Hotel
IN New York city.
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The Secretary OF Commerce and Mrs.
William c. Redfield. who are at Lenox.
Mass. for a short stay. will leave there
tomorrow for their cottage at Woods
Hole, Mass. They will pass the week
end In Worcester. Mass.
President Wilson will not be accom-
reaches Washington tomorrow. The
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
William G. McAdoo, who have been
guests Of the President at Cornish for
tage at North Haven. Me-, making the
trip by automobile.
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Joseph D. Sullivan, Mrs. J. F. Sui
livan. and Miss Sullivan, Of this city.
arrived at the Homestead. Hot Springs.
c. ]. Medzikhovsky, commercial at
| tachc of the Russian embassay, spent
yesterday with the Russian amba ssador.
George Bakhmeteff. at Stone Villa.
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Williams, Of
! this city. left Ellwood Court Inn, Pitts
| field. Mass. where they have been stop
ping, yesterday for Norwalk, Conn.
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Col. J. A. Lunieen. U. S. A.. retired.
and Miss Lundeen. who make. their
home In this city. are at the Keatsarge.
North Conway. N. H.
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Monsieur DeJean. of the French en-
the Raleigh roof.
Elizabeth Grinnell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Morton Grinnell, and
Faber Downey. son Of Col. and Mrs.
George Downey. were among the guests
French gave at the Meadow Brook
Tea House. Southampton, L. l., last
| evening for Miss Isabel Stettinius. who
Is spending a few weeks at the Irving
Hotel, and who will make her debut
Gen. Horace Porter. Mrs. Benjamin
| HELEN. Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, Mrs
Hunt Slater. and Frederick May were
| a rev OF the guests at the Beethoven
sonata recital arranged by Howard
| Sturges and given yesterday afternoon
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| Mrs. Philip n. Prescott. Mrs. Ernest
Wilkinson. and Mrs. John c. Poor at
tended the bridge party followed by tea
at the Casino. at Narrasansett Pie..
liam A. Fraser. Of New York. was the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Yturbe were
guests Of Madam Christian Hauge at
Sinner at Barton Lodge, Virginia Hot
Springs. last evening.
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United States naval officers. their
wives and many Of the residents of the
summer colony at jamestown. r. I. at
evenar the for naIa sIa ball given there
aoatins platform moored TO tho pier Of
, the jamestown Yacht Club. the Boxes
0eiins insosn aeoye tsolt 1t on m the pier.
mander Of the Atlantic fleet; Mrs
Flstcher Rear Admiral and Mrs. seaton n
&ppnsOt Gf Ma'onfsSn of MTs n
phia: Mrs Frederick H. Levey and
Miss Margart LevGy. Of Elizabeth. \.
Of Rear Admiral Davis; Mrs Harry
Huse. chief Of stafr Of the Atlantic
Eneet nee.,, ane Mr. ana Mrs. Charles H.
,Ss%2 So9n after the ball had started a
shs1;,r,aa ships In the harbor carrying officers
e1stumed cos aosas as pirates attacked the float
The pirates. with little difficulty. robbed
many dances; Colonel Robert n n
to, the best decorated pirate boat, and
other prizes were given for dancing
Music was by the bands from the nag
ship Wyoming and the battleship Ar
kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Murray. of Harrt-
Helen L. Kear, Of washington, N. C.,
entertained at dinner last evening on
the Raleigh roof garden.
dr;,o Mrs.; William VILLAIN F. Draper Miss Mar
which Mrs. Frederick ". Goodman
gave at Gray Craig. Newport, yester-
day In honor OF Mrs. j. Fred Pierson.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hopkins were
guests Of Mrs. Albert Bond Lambert
at dinner last evening at Sagamore,
Narragansett Pier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schelling enter
fained at dinner last evening at Bar
Harbor for Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Kretsler
and the Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Charles Warren
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A simple. Informal but impressive
, wedding took place at 7:3O o'clock yes
ti tteiraay evening when Miss Gladys Cal
Calkins, became the bride of the Rev.
Paul B. Clark, pastor of the Price Hill
BAPTIST Church, Cincinnati. Ohio. the
Rev. John E. Briggs, of the Fifth Bap-
, tist Church. officiating In the presence
Of relatives at the home of the bride in
Rhode Island avenue. The house was
eleborately decorated with palms, ferns
and asparagus vines. the color scheme
/ being, green. The bride was gowned
in lingerie frock of white voile. simply
made. and carried no flowers
The young couple left Immediately
= afterward for a wedding journey to
= Philadelphia and New York, the bride
wearing tailored suit of dark blue
Goth and small hat of the same shade
They will be at home after the first
OF September at Price Hill, Cincinnati