The Washington times., 1915-08-25
Happenings of the Day
In Capital Smart Set


I Roper and Mr.. Coker's cousin, Miss
| Ruth Lawton. They will wear white net
dresses with pink ribbons and pink tulle
and ner ss ssuS9ets of the w Valley Gs Of pns Tne
bridegroom will have his brother as best
man. The young couple will leave for
| their wedding trip soon after the cere-
suit of dark faille taffeta trimmed with
old-fashoned pleatings OF the taneta,
and small black hat with one steel or
nament as the only decoration. They
Mrs. Roper's mother, Mrs. Mckenzie.
or North Carolina. and her sister. Mrs.
| Fletcher. of South Carolina, and a NUM-
Der Of the bridegroom,s relatives, have
| Mrs. Roper will wear a gtwn Of rose
coolred taffeta and cary pink roses
,,h,,rns A triple s wsdainE Sa at Foundry N. 2;
auspicious opening Of the autumn sea-
son in Washington.
The contracting parties will be Miss
who will become the bride Of Clarence
y. Lewis; Miss Mildred Clark, who will
be married to Bert +. Smelker. and
Mis-. Miss Hilda Cross. who will BECOME the
| Clarence e. Wise, rector Of the Iowa
Avenue M. L. Church. will officiate at
$50 o'clock.
/
Miss Maude Wetmore. daughter OF
former Senator Wetmore. arrived at
Newport yesterday to spend a week with
Mrs. J. Pierpont MSrsan'
One of the most interesting social
| events of this evening will be the
Horse Show german to be held at War
Ser Of Wsshinstonians iet WIFI Hfahs bs among mS
| the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Chase. who have
for several years, have left Washing.
ton for New York, where they will re-
side Indefinitely at the Anchorage.
Gtn Gn,cn has Just opened there. Mr..
Railway Commission.
NJ. r.: and Mrs; F. ". Van Hart and
bertville. n. j.. motored to Washington
and are stopping at the shoreham.
Other arrivals at the shoreham are
l. V. Mazda. of Kyoto, Japan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover c. Helm. Of Mackinaw,
| ILL.,. Mr. and Mrs Frederick McElhone,
Of Middleburg. Va; the Misses Stewart.
| OF Rlchmond, Va, and NJ F. Cuervo
and Miss Landa. Of T. Havana.
at the Murray Hill. Hotel. New York.
Mrs. James F. Barbour, Mrs. stilson
| tables at the cafe chantant given In the
9or at rsnsaa Pier last
the-Sea. Miss Marguerite Barbour was
a guest of Harry d. Holloway, Of
Philadelphia at his . table.
Mrs. John Wiley will leave Washing
ton next week for Buffalo where she
will pass a fortnight, after which she
will visit in Indianapolis. returning to
Washington about september 16'
Col. Constantin NJ. Perkins. U. s. NJ. c..
/ has been ordered to the command Of the
Marine Barracks, Puget Sound. and will
leave town shortly.
| Miss Dorothy Trout left Washington
today for California and Honolulu. Miss
Trout was the guest Of honor at a thea
evening by the Misses Mary and Louise
Pugh The Misses Pugh will go to West
Virginia and later to Atlantic City, re-
turning to Washinston on September 20.
The ambassador Of Austria Hungary.
at Lenox. Mass. after a fortnight's
Newport and New York. Madame DUN
ba will return from Bar Harbor this
evening.
Badger have arrived at Atlantic City.
where they will spend several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. John Van Rensselaer,
will close their apartment in the
see Sne near yorx Hfsrbe Ssr Me
to spend September. Mrs. Van Rensse-
during June. but returned to Washing
ton to Join her husband and in August
they made visit to Atlantic City.
| Mr. opd Mr.. rdu,erd C,,rt,s ~ Gao
ford. n. j., who have been visiting
Miss Mabel Scott Smith. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Scott Smith. of
Rye NortR Beach ,nef H haSe nee
| to Seaford. They made the trip north
by motor and during their stay In New
England made several interesting motor
trips. accompanied by Miss Smith:
Miss Smith will return to Washington
about September 15
Mrs. w. L. Mccormick spent few
days in Washinston last week with her
husband. the Rev. DR.. Mccormick. OF
| Akron Ohio, who has been filing the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church
Mccormick is now in Delta. Pa. where
she will visit relatives for the rest OF
August.
| Mrs. Harry Jones has as her guest
for a few weeks Mrs Charles A. EN-
merson. Of Toledo.
| s.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Maxwell and Miss
Lucia Maxwell are spending several
weeks at Cypress Cottage. Colonial
Beach.
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The Misses Arbel and Josephine Pank-
min, of Augusta. Ga, are the guests Of
their relative. Mrs. II. P. Panknin. at
her home. us Second street northeast.
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