The Washington times., 1915-11-10
Mems Notes and Gossip i.
of WASHINGTON Smart Set

marriage 10 Hugh Gaylord Barclay. Of
Mobile. The ceremony Will take iace
At her home. In r street. Will be wit
messed by a small company and will be
followed by small Informal reception.
Miss Talcott has had many enter
tainments given In her honor. Mrs.
Charles q. Warden Will entertain at a
bufet luncheon Tuesday afternoon In
compliment to Miss Taicott. H.. ...,
Mrs. John Hewsea has sent out invi.
tations for q tea-dance to be given Nv
Rauscher's Wednesday afternoon. Mo-
| vember a. from l:30 to O'Clock to
introduce her daughter. Miss Georgia
Mrs. Hcwson and Miss schoncld win
be at home on Mondays during January
at their residence. 1919 Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian D. Hemmick
will occupy their residence In Sheridan
CIRCLE this winter instead OF the house
In Rhode Island avenue where they
were Established last season. Nr. Hem
ton and Mrs. Hemmick. who 10 In New
York. Will join him on Friday.
Mr.. aNd Mrs. John Jay white. who
leased Mr.. and Mrs. Hcmmicks sheri.
dan Circle residence last winter are at
their home In X street.
Senator and Mrs. Francis q. New
lands have taken a house In Sheridan
circle Tor tho winter months. Their
suburban home. woodley. In Woodley
Lane. Ia leased to the Assistant Secrc-
Peters.
Congressman George W. Fairchild. Of
taken an apartment at the Willard and
are expected here about the middle Of
the month.
Rear Admiral #. r. Fletcher. U. 3.
~. and Mrs. Fletcher gave dinner
last night In Newport In compliment TO
the new~commanding officer Of the
Newport Training Station. Commander
Rufus H. johnson. and Mrs, johnson.
Cleveland Perkins, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins. 10 tenn
poIarily supplying the place of Alex
erdsr tS. Rcnsson msrscs Mssrndsr secretary
hagen. Mr.. Magruder has been al
lowed two months leave owing to a
breakdown. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxrudcr
will spend the two months In Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Everett. Of
Bennington. VT. are at the New Rich
mond Hotel while supervising Curnish.
ment Of their recently completed house
will be introduced to society this. sea-
son.
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Countess Eleanor Gizycka has arrived
cres ans Ss her at mother 9TH DugGn.
Robert w. Patterson. Mrs. Patterson.
who Is in New York. will join her
daughter shortly.
Mrs. Frank Andrews. DAUGHTER Of
Col. and Mrs. Henry T. Allen. U. 8. A..
,a mo king a short visit to her aunt. Mrs.
T: Clarence Dix. at stoneleish Court.
Mrs. Andrews will go to Fort Ogle-
the marriage Of her sister. Mis-, Dasha
Allen. to Lieut.. Joseph viner, L. g. A.,
on November 1s.
lny,i.si9n' s.nn ,u have been r.eeiy.d 49,, in
son Bryant. Of Philadelphia. for the
marriage Of her daughter. Eleanor
Adams. to Frederick A. Pearson, at 1914
o'clock. November ~. In st. Marks
Church. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edison Bradley entertained . few
guests informally at luncheon today to
meet Mrs. John Drexei. Of New York.
who Is in Warrington 18th her daugh-
Mr.. and Mrs. bradley will leave town
dav after tomorrow for their shooting
box In North Carolina to remain until
December l. when they win come to
Washington for the remainder OF the
winter.
Mrs. Malcolm McConihe has issued
invitations for = bridge party on De-
cembcr at 8 o'clock at her residence.
, 1852 o street.
Mrs. Charles Howry has cards out
for . tea dance at the Washington
Club on next Wednesday afternoon In
, compliment to Miss Helen Blodgett and
Miss Janet cowan.
MIR, and Mrs. John Stewart Tanner.
Of Pasadena. Cal. who spent part OF
the summer cruising on their yacht.
xasnra Kishims; in Eastern @ @s,n,w water arrived
have n number Of friends. and are
stopping at the willard. Mr.. and Mrs
II. Stanley Dollar. Of San Francisco.
, and Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Shearer
and Miss Judith sheaIer. OF New York.
/ ping at the same hotel.
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Congressman c. c. Dill Of Washington
has reached the city. and has taken
APARTMENTS at l75 II street for the sea-
son.
Brig Gen. Marion p. Maus. U. 8. A..
retired, and Mrs. Maus will leave WASH
Oregon. They will spend the winter
in the West.
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Mrs. Samuel Spencer has left Wash
i"gton for a fortnight's stay In New
York.
Major Stephen H. Elliott, Y. s. A.,
and Mrs. Elliott have taken an apart
nent at the Netherlands for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Howe have gone
to Newport to remain indefinitely.
Lieut.. George H. Fort, U. 8. NJ, and
Mrs. Fort, who were married in WASH
ington on Saturday. arc spending their
honeymoon at the Hot Springs. Va.
Miss Martha Goldman was hostess at