The Washington times., 1915-11-15
NOTES AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
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pe.et. Mime. de Pena: Nine. Ritter;
Nine. Zalduci. Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins. and Mrs. william Phillips.
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Miss Louise Clark. daughter Of Capt
George Clark. L. s. n. and Mrs. Clark.
ing at her apartment In the Westmore-
land.
Miss Alice Goodwin returned to Wash
months spent in a series OF visits in
the North
Miss Alice Downing spent the week
end as the guest OF her brother-in-law
Osterhaus. L. 8. ~. and Mrs. Ostcr-
haus. in ANNAPOLIS.
Mr.. Mark Brooke. wife of Captain
Brooke. I. s. A.. was tho week end
guest OF Ensign Henry r. lie Bourgeois,
7. s. y. and Mrs. lie Bourgeois. in
Annap polls.
Capt, William Mitchell L. $. A.. and
Mrs. Mitchell, who were in New York
TO attend the horse show. returned to
Washington last night. Mrs. Mackay-
who were regular attendants at the
horse show. will reach Washington to-
morrow. Csput. Charles UaIght who
,9ds Mdsr In n..s,, the show returned @ to Fort
~ New York for the show were Mrs.
r.. A. Baldwin. her sister. Miss Kath-
crime Indge and Mrs. Walter Wells.
,,, Mrr Wells WIN remain IN New York
Miss Kathryn Nc, 'onnell Hitchcock
has sent out ca de for a tea Monday
afternoon from to o'clock In cow
olimcn, to Miss Hiidreth Gstewood
whose marriag" to Toy Dixon Savage,
Of Norfolk, Will take place Novcm-
Der -
Miss Clara kingshury, daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. Henry p. Eingsbury.
's entertaining a bridge party OF six
tables. followed by tea. this afternoon
IN compliment to her house guest. Miss
Of Miss Julia Littell. who will become
The bride OF Lieut.. Alexander N. Patch
L. ). A.. Saturday evening. 4 num-
ber OF additional guests have been
asked for tea.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett has issued in
vitations for tea december 2 from
j." to at her residence in sixteenth
| street to present her daughter. Miss
| iielen Peck Blodgeft Mrs Blodgett
ana Miss Blodsett will be at home Mon
day afternoons during the season.
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin has in
vitations out for tea from to !
| N I.
to introduce her daughter, Miss
Beatrice Grayson Dulin.
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| Mrs. Mary c. Adams has returned to
| he city after an absence OF several
months. during which she visited In tho
Virginia mountains and in several
cities OF Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. w. }. Manders an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
| Rachel V. Newman. to Arthur f. Man
| ders. Wednesday, The ceremony was
performed at the brides residence. 80
street southeast, the Rev. r. G. Stet-
son. OF st. Marks Episcopal Church
officiating. The wedding was uuiet
owing to the recent illness of the bride
There were no attendants The bride
wore becoming suit of Burgund,
nroRdcloth: with coraI-colored hat
i mediately after the ccrcmony for a
| short Northern trip. on their return
they will hold reception Novemhe,
y at their residence, 636 A street south
east.
Mrs. William J. Kelly. wife Of tn.
United States consul at Rome, had Al
her guests at dinner last evening Mrs
Ezra koon Miss Edith koon, Mrs
Frank Hatton. and Mcclure Kelly.
Mr., and Mrs. G, Il. Wood. of Cham
bersburg Pa. who are motoring. ar
rived at Washington Yesterday and ar,
spending the week end at the Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parkinson ant
william Parkinson. ir., OF New York
who are also motoring: J. Molba cl
Th"lefsen. of Christiana. Norway. anc
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Williams. OF War
renton Va. were among yesterday.
arrivals nt the same hotel.
A birthday party for her little daugh
ter. Bcrnice Virginia. was given b,
Mrs. Maurice J. Wall at hcr residence
?5S2 Eleventh street northwest. Thurs
day afternoon. A program OF songs
dances and piano solos was given h,
Julia Johnson. Bernice Talbot Fpnni,
Howe. May Lexington. Thelma Rars
ley. Marion Dove. Ruth Molyneaux
Loretta Slatterv. Ruth Sanders Fran
els Sanders. Francis Towers, and tn,
little hostess.