The Washington times., 1915-08-31
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of Hostesses.

Adolph Caspar Miller. of the Federal
reserve board. who has been In Massa-
chusetts for some time. is expected to
return to Washington today. Mrs. Miller
u still at her California home. and VIII
not come to Washington until October
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Miss Georgina Scofield. daughter Of
Mrs. John Hewson, has been spending
some time at the Panama-Pacific Ex-
position with the Ambassador to Japan.
George w. Guthrie, and Mrs. Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie sailed last week
to return to their post. but Miss SEQ
field will remain some time longer. She
- now with her aunt. who will bring her
East to Join her mother at Bar Harbor,
where she Is spending the summer.
Miss Scofeld will be a debutante Of
she may be presented at a tea At
Bar Harbor. after her return from tho
West. rather than IN Warrington
Herbert Kubel. Who. with Franklin
Lane. tr.. son Of the Secretary Of the
Interior. and Mrs. Lane. has been on
q yachting trip through the Panama
canal and to San Francisco as the
guest of Mr.. Thorkildson. returned 70
Washington this morning. Mr.. Lane
will follow later.
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The United States minister to Sweden,
Ira Nelson Morris. and Mrs. motifs
and Mrs. Burleson last evening IN the
box which they occupied at Polls.
Carlos Bee. Of San Antonio. was also IN
MAI. Gen. William c. Gorsas. surgeon
general. U. S. A., and Mrs. Gorgas also
occupied a box and had with them Mrs.
Gorgas' sisters. Mrs. w: J. Lyster and
Ss Ms pO%shty Oa Ms Tne Minister %sr. Of
panied by the former Minister from
Costa Rica and Nine. Calvo.
Miss Doughty, who makes her home
In Cincinnati. Is the guest OF Mrs. Lys-
ter at the Farragut:
Miss Dorothy Mason. daughter Of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. N. E. Mason.
has arrived in Washington from James
ing the summer, and Is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Normept. Miss Ma
son will be maid of honor for Miss Nor
ment ut her marriage to Ashmead Full
ler. which will be solemnized at II
o'clock tomorrow.
The engagement Of Miss Margaret
Mccoy. daughter Of Josiah B. Mccoy. Of
East Orange. N. j.. to Brock Pemberton
has been announced recently. Mr.. Penn
berton. who Is a journalist by profess
sion. is a cousin OF former Congressman
Victor Murdoch.
Mrs. Horatio n Slater and her
daughter. Miss Ray Slater. have gone
from Newport to their residence at
Readville.
Tn. Rev. and Mrs Mrs: G. Livingston
Bayard. who have been at the Red
Inn, stockbridge. Mass. for several
days. left there this morning for the
Green Mountains.
FORMER Senator and Mrs. George
Peabody Wetmore will entertain q
large company at dinner Friday even
ing in Newport.
Mrs. John r. Brooke, wife Of General
Brooke, Is i'll at the Maplewood. Pitts
held, Mass, where they have been
since early in the summer.
Robert Small viii go to Cape May
on Friday to join Mrs. Small and the
children who are spending the sum-
mer at the Chalfonte.
William Burr Harrison is spend ing
several days in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Har-
rison, who has been at Grove Hill. Md.
Tor several months Is making a short
stay in Washington.
Mrs. Charles Grey and her niece,
Mrs. Preston Haines. wife Of Ensign
Haines, U. s. N, have taken an apart
ment at the Brighton where they will
reside until the Grafton opens. when
they will take apartments there.
Mrs. Henry B: Wilson. wife Of Captain
Wilson. U. S. NJ. and Miss Ruth Will
soon. who have been passing the sum-
to Washington the last of September.
Miss Roberta Linnell Kennedy re-
turned today from Warrenton. where
she spent a week attending the horse
show.
Capt W. Lawrence Reed. U. S. A.,
stationed In Newark. n. j.. is visiting
Or; and Mrs, 6. Wythe Cook At their
Reed and his sister, Miss Blossom Reed,
will leave Washington tomorrow to
motor to Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
where they will join their mother, Mrs
Walter Reed at her cottage.
Mrs William O. Whitlock announces
the marriage of her daughter Winifred
to Arthur NJ. Suit The marriage took
place on November II. 1914. in Alex
andrla.
The young people eloped. fearing par
entail objection on the score os their
youth, the bride being but seventeen
and the bridegroom eighteen. Follow
city. and. bidng their time. announced
the marriage to their parents.
secretary of Agriculture Houston re-
turned today from a vacation visit of
two weeks spent in Wouds Hole. Mass,
where he has summer cottage.
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The new counselor of the state De-
partment, Frank l.. Polk. left Newport
TODAY for Boston on business and will
go to New York at the end of the week.
Mrs. Polk accompanied her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Polk have been the guests
OF Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin for several
weeks.
George Howard was guest at the
ncncheon which Gov. r. Livingston
Beekman and Mrs. Beekman. of Rhode
Island gave yesterday on the plaza OF
the Casino, Narragansett Pier.