The Washington times., 1915-08-28
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders OF
Society in Washington.
Gossip of HostesSes.

Daniels, Will De tue nonoT kuesI ~ d
brilliant reception TO be neld In Bar
Harbor on Monday. ]. p. Bass will
serve in the capacity of host. Secre-
tary Daniels and Mrs. Daniels. with the
party which accompanied them aboard
the Dolphin to Boston. where the Sec
yetary reviewed the Atla ntic fleet, will
reach Bar Harpor OIL Monday morning.
3hey have made no definite plan for
tAeir return to Washington.
Miss Eva Levcrich Burrell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Murray Eurrell, Of
Cleveland Park, has selected Saturday,
September 4. as the date of her mar
riage to Charles c. Rossire. jr., of
Yonkers. N. Y. The ceremony will be
performed at high noon at the brides
home, with only relatives and q few
close friends present. The brides only
attendant will be her sister, Miss
Henrietta Burrell and A. N. Min, Of
New York, win be best man for Mr..
Rossire. The Rev. DR.. G. c. F..
Bratenahl, former rector of st. Adams
Church and now connected with the
Cathedral will officiate. DR.. Bratenahp
is an uncle of the bridegroom.
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Clay M. Herring. Jr., Of 1918 Delaf1eld
place, will leave town tomorrow for
New York. where he will join his
mother. Mrs. Naomi Kelliher Herring.
for a. trip to Boston and Lawrence.
Mass. They are to visit Mrs. Daniel w.
Mahoney, who Is Mrs. Herrings sister.
Mrs. Herring, who has been in New
York for two years studying for grand
opera. and Mrs. Mahoney are the
daughters of the late John w. Kelleher,
of WASHINGTON,
An interesting fete took place last
Sunday evening At Klassy Kamp."
when the young people Of the camp en-
tertained number of guests from
Washington and vicinity and from the
other camps along the river Music
was a feature of the evening. several
oaadih mandolin and guitar guitar selections d1 being
Dudley. Lawrence. Reynolds, Powell,
and Grimm. Later Harry Gilman and
Donald Libbey gave number OF
freshments were served.
Invitations for the marriage Of Miss
Ruth Harper Plling; daughter Of Mrs.
will shortly be issued. The ceremony
will take place on Saturday, September
%, at 1:30 o'clock in the summer home
of the brides mother at Blue Ridge
Summit. A special train for guests has
been arranged to leave the Union Sta
ton in Baltimore at 1O:45 on the morn
ing of the wedding. and will return.
leaving Blue Ridge Summit at 4:30. Miss
Pilling's engagement was announced
last spring. She is member of one OF
the oldest families in the District Of Co
lumbia and a niece of Mrs. T. p. O'Con-
nor who is now in this country for the
Mrs. Pillings winter home is In WASH
ington. where she has lived ever since
her marriage. Mr.. Durham is connect
ed with prominent families Of both Bos-
ton. and New York Miss Pillins was
presented to society here about four
years ago. and was one of the most
entertained of the debutantes Of that
year.
The marriage Of Miss Marcia Muir
and Mrs. Victor Murdock. to Lieut..
emnized today at the home Of the
bride. in Wichita. Kan. After their
wedding trip. the bride and groom will
sail on the September transport for
lano will be attached to, the personal
staff of Admiral Winterhalter. The
charming bride, who made her debut
In Washington two years ago. is very
GREETED that Washington was not
chosen as the scene Of the marriage.
Miss Loretta Gertrude Cort. daughter
York. whose marriage to John Barton
Lewis. of Seattle. took place on Thurs
day in the Little Church Around the
Corner, New York. is a graduate Of the
National Park Seminary In this city.
She is only twenty-one years Of age.
but has been engaged to Mr.. Lewis for
several years. The romance began In
Seattle. where the bride formerly lived.
The marriage was very quiet and was
attended only by members of the two
families and few close friends Mr..
Lewis is a graduate of Lake Forest
be and Is IN bHsness Sia Sr;d in Seat
trip to the San Francisco exposition.
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The Japanese Ambassador and Nis-
countess Chinda. who have been spend
Pa, have started upon motor trip to
Newport. They were accompanied by
the Counselor of the Embassy and
Nine. Miura and others fthe embassy
staff, numbering eleven. and using three
cars. They will visit Narragansett Pier
as we'll as Newport.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whyte. of Balti-
more, have announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Eliza. to Laurence
ding will be an important event of the
January social season. Miss Whyte Is
one of two sisters, who are both promi-
nent and popular in Baltimore society.
the other being Miss Louisa Hollings-
worth Whyte. whose engagement to
James Carroll Schenck was recently an
nounced. Their wedding will take place
late in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Whyte and their daugh-
ters are spending the late summer at
Cape May. havin~ been members Of the
Baltimore colony at Bedford Springs,
Pa. for a number of weeks.
Miss Whyte is the granddaughter OF
the late William Pinkney Whyte of
Maryland, who was United States Sena-
tor at the time Of his death. having
been at one time governor of Maryland
and also mayor of Baltimore. Mr.. Car
ton. who now lives in Baltimore, Is a
member of several of the leading clubs
including the Baltimore Club and the
Green SDring Valley Hunt Club. where
he has been spending the greater part
of the summer.
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The Cuntess Joseph Gizycka has left
the Roosevelt Hospital. New York
where she recovered from her slight i'll
ness. The countess has taken an apart
ment IN the Plaza Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison were
hosts at dinner last evening at Bar
Harbor.
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Frank Lyon Polk, corporation counsel
of New York, who is spoken of as the