The Washington times., 1915-11-16
Mems Notes and Gossip
of WASHINGTON Smart Set

George p. Howell. Mrs. Irwin l.. Hunt.
Mrs. Edward N. Jones, Mrs. p. u.
lochridge. Mrs. James II. Mckae. MRS.
Charles &. Walcutt. Mrs. Albert +. sax
pacas Sn nm Miss wfirsr Frances e. SMITH, SMITH, Mrs. r. B.
Charles W. Fenton. Mrs. p. d: Ander-
son. Mrs. William G; Bennett, Mrs.
renTy koss; .s. Mrs c. " RenRsdy: ssdy:bnry Mrs.
Mrs. william d. Connor. Mrs. Andrew
| Moses. and Mrs. George II. Sands. Mrs.
Sands will preside at the tea table,
Miss Katherine Beach. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beach, is enter
| tanning at shower and Informal tea
this afternoon at her home near ROCK
Z: Garland, whose marriage to George
Wharton Edwards, of Bethlehem, Pa.
| will take place November "a.
Miss Elizabeth Matteson and Miss
Esther Whiting are at the tea table
Miss Garland anu Miss Dorothy Tai,
cott. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
NJ. Talcott, whose marriage TO- Hugh
early December event. were the guests
In whose honor Mrs. Charles q. War.
den entertained at luncheon today. at
her residence In s street There were
of autumn leaves and chrysanthemumB
with yellow the predominating color.
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Yesterday afternoon Miss Esther
Whiting was hostess at a miscella neous
shower and tea for Miss Garland. She
was assisted by her mother. Mrs. A. A.
Cederwald and Miss Elizabeth Matte
son.
Miss Josephine Page. who In spending
the winter in Philadelphia studying art.
Will arrive Saturday. to stay over
Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs William Nelson papa In at-
tend the marriage of Miss Hildreth
Gatewood and Toy Dixon Savage No
vember "a.
sistant Secretary Newton. Of the Treas
ury Department. has left for Seward,
Neb.. where she will attend the mar
riage Of her sister. Miss Gwendolyn
Neb. November q Mrs Mrs Newton on
her way West will stop over at Detroit
to visit her uncle. George Hargreaves.
A card party has been ARRANGED for
the afternoon Of November %. from 2:30
to 4:30 o'clock. at the New Willard for
the benefit OF the Junior League OF the
National Junior Republic. Tables NAV
he reserved from Mrs. Victor Kaur-
mann.
Miss Mary Wheeler Vest will entertain
at dinner this evening at the residence
OF her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
William Burr Harrison. with whom she
Is spending the winter.
Twice in a little more than a year
have the relations between the West
and the Near East brought attention to
II. Dodge. Of New York. In February
of last year their son. the Rev. Bayard
Dodge. soon after he had finished hSi
course In the Union Theological Semi.
nary. married Miss Mary Williams.
S. Bliss. president OF the Syrian Protes-
tant college at Beirut. Last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge made 1t known that
their daughter. Miss Elisabeth w.
Dodge. is to become the bride Of the
her OF the faculty OF Robert College
in Constantinople. October II the Rev.
DR.. Huntington started for the Turkish
capital on the King Constantine. He an
nounced his arrival In Athens. but II Is
feared that because Of the war he has
had difficulty in reaching his post.
He was a passenger on board the Athi-
mai. which was burned at sea in Sep
tember.
stitute and Mrs. Charles d. walcott
are spending a few days In New York.
where DR.. Walcott Is attending the au-
tumn meeting Of the National Academy
or sciences. In the absence OF the preal-
dent Of the academy. DIR. Walcott. who
is vice president, Is presiding at the
meetings. which are being held in the
American Museum of Natural History.
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Senator Joseph H. Brady. Of Idaho.
and Mrs. Brady have arrived in Wash
ngton for the winter. Until their home
Is opened they will be at the Shore
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Levenstein. OF Balti-
more, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Dorothy Leona, to
George J. Cohen. OF this city. Miss
Levenstein Is a graduate OF Goucher
College. an accomplished musician ana
is popular in the younger set Of her
city.
Mr. and Mrs. L>evenstein will receive
December s. from 8 to II o'clock at their
residence. 234l Madison avenue. Balti-
more, in compliment to Miss Levenstein
and Mr.. Cohen.
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MIR. and Mrs. -. B. Zantzinger. OF
lIyattsville. spent the weekend at Port
Deposit. where their sons. Richard c.
and Otway b.. are students In the Tome
School.
Alexander James Leadingham. OF Chi