The Washington times., 1915-08-19
Happenings of the Day
In Capital Smart Set

Booker. Of Hampton. Va. and Lieut..
Joseph DeMoss Mccain. u. 8. A.. son
Of Brig. Gen. Henry Pinkney Mccain.
aajutant general OF the army, and Mrs.
Mccain: were married Wednesday July
2s, at the home of the brides parents.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Mccain will re-
side at Fort Scriven. Ga.
F. A. Summerfield and Frank P. Fair
banks. of New York; Mr. and Mrs:
Frank G Baldwin and Miss Smith. Of
EE,r1edericks5arg; Fl ta James g: McNsry; s, Of
Riley. Of Chicago, are some Of the re-
cent arrivals Of interest at the Shore
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Cathcart
have visiting them Mrs. B. R. Hinson
and her son, Elvin Hinson. Of Tampa,
Fla, and Mrs. Cathcart's mother, Mrs.
N: E. Savage, Of Evergreen. Ala. Mrs.
Hinson will go to New England at the
Mr.. Cathcart is secretary to Senator
Duncan u Fletcher; + Of Florida.
Col: Robert M. Thompson is chairman
Of the committee arranging for the
SUFFOLK Hunt Club Horse. Show satur-
day at Southampton. L. I.
-
Among the washingtonians attending
the horse show at Colesville. Md, yes
terday were David Barry. William H.
Russell. Charles Johnston. Frederick
Chaplin. Robert D: Hasner, Edwin
Thomas Bones. James Moan. John
Nicholson. jr+ Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd
II; Warner. jr.- Mr.. and Mrs: Henry
dons. Miss Virginia Wheeler and Miss
Eleanor Clark.
Brig. Gen. John R. Brooke. U. S. A..
retired. Brig, Gen. Theodore schwan.
U. 8. A.. retired, Major E. V. Preston.
and Judge Walter Evans are entries in
the putting match at the Maplewood
in Pittsf,.ld. Mass. tccay
-
Dr.. Gary D. Langhorne. U. 8. A., and
snox Mss Tor wne hsX' asy Sssn Wit
leave today for Breton Woods S' n II. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont were
the guests Of honor at the dinner whicl,
last evening in Newport.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Emma Kate Amorous, daugh
ter of Martin F. Amorous. Of Atlanta
and Carl Gustay Vretmen. Of stock
| place early in September at the home
of the bride. when only a limited mum
Der Of guests will be present. Miss
Amorous finishing years at school wer.
spent in New York. and she had hat
| the advantages Of extensive travel II
| this country and in Europe. Mr.. Vret
| man has made his. home in Americs
nine years. coming here soon after fin
| isbtng college to perfect himself In his
profession OF civil engineer. His duties
have kept him in the South for severa
years.
Miss Margaret Perrin. Miss Rhod'
| Fullam, Commander Edward T. Cos
tein. and Paymaster George w: Pigman
jr, U. 8. NJ, were guests at the Dime
and dance which Mrs. Joseph e. Wild
ener, Of Philadelphia. gave last night !,
| -
Senator James A. .O'Gorman. Mrs
| Dudley Field Malone. and James A
O'Gorman. jr., were members OF q part!
which motored to Breton Woods from
! the Profile House, N. H., yesterday To-
! a stay Of three days.
Miss Grace Whiting. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Whiting. Of Burlington
| Vt. and Cyrus French Wicker. first
secretary Of the United States legation
at St Managua, Nicaragua. were mar
ried this morning at the home of tn.
bride by the Rev. I. c. Smart. pastor
of the College Street Congregations
! Church.
open porch in the presence Of about 1o
| relatives and friends. The bridesmaid
was Miss Margaret whiting. sister, o
] the bride, and the best man was Lieu
tenant Messersmith.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wicker came to thi
city last night. and will spend thei
honeymoon here. going to Nicaragua
about the middle Of September.