The Washington herald., 1915-09-13

Mrs. Charles Curtis, wife of Capt. l.
n. Curtis, Tenth Infantry. now on duty
with his regiment in the Canal Zone,
eApee1s 10 leave her summer cottage
at wildwood, N j., about October 3 and
make her residence for the winter at
$40 keokuk street. Chevy Chase.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Drake. of this city, is
staying at the Imperial at Narragansett
Pier.
Miss Dasha Allen, whose engagement
| to Lieut. Joseph W. Viner. L. S. A,
was recently announced, is visiting her
sister, yrs. Andrews, at Plattsburg Bar
racks, \. Y. where Lieut.. Andrews is
stationed. Mrs. Andrews and Miss AL
| len are nieces of Mrs Clarence Dix Of
Stoneleigh Court. who is now the guest
OF Mrs. Andrews at Plattsburg.
Mrs. David II. Scott and little son. H.
L. Scott. jr.. the wife and son of Lieut.
d. II. Scott. Fifth Cavalry, were recent
| guests of the Chief OF Staff and Mrs. II
L. Scott at Fort Myer, Va. before Joining
Lieut. Scott at Plattsburg Barracks.
n. Y.
The engagement of Miss Mary Wells
Gushing and Lieut.. Ralph S. Parr. L. S.
will take place in December.
The marriage Of Miss Helena Smith.
daughter of Rev DR.. c. Ernest Smith
rector OF st. Thomas Church. and Mr..
Roger Berry. of Baltimore. will take
place on October Is. at O'Clock, in St
Thomas Church. the father Of the bride
of1ciating. Miss Barbara Smith,. sister
Of the bride. will be her maid of honor.
and the hrieSpraidS yl-iII he
Bacon. Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw. Miss
Bess Parkins. of Georgia: Miss Dorothy
lie Due, Miss Olive Smith and Miss Mil
dred Berry. sister of the bridegroom Lit
tie Miss Flora Williams. niece OF the
bride. and Miss Elizabeth Hanson. niece
of the bridegroom will be flower girls
A reception in the rectory of St Thomas
Church will follow the ceremony. Mr..
Berry and his bride will make their
home in Baltimore
Rear Admiral G. W. Baird. U. 8. n.
retired. and Mrs. Baird. who have been
at Atlantic City for the summer have re-
turned to their home in Washington.
Capt. Edward J. Dorm. I. S. n. re-
tired. and Mrs. Dorm are at present visit
Ing Capt. Dorn's sisters. the Misses Dorm
at the latter's home in San Francisco
Capt. and Mrs. Dorm will not return to
their home in this city until some time in
October
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross r. Maths. of Cham
paign. ILL.,. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Mary Katherine.
to Lieut.. T. ]. Camp. u. S. A.
Senator Henry F. Lippitt and Mrs.
Lippitt have returned to their farm
at Cumberland. r. l.. from Beverly,
Mass. where they spent the summer
They will come to Washington for
the winter. Miss Frances Lippitt.
daughter of the Senator. is in New
York for the autumn and winter.
Mrs. william F. Draper gave a din
ner party at Newport for her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Preston Draper.
The guests, who were seated around
one large table adorned with red
roses. included Rear Admiral French
E Chadwick. L. S. n. retired. and
Mrs. Chadwick. the Rev. and Mrs.
Stanley c. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs John
Grosvenor. Mrs. John J. Mason. Lieut.
Commander Edward T. Constein, u 8.
N: Mr.. James ]. Van Allen, Mr.. Eliot
Gregory and Mrs. Frederick H. Paine
Mr.. Preston Gibson was also a din
ner host at the Chambake Club, New
port. where he entertained informally
for Mr.. Reginald Vanderbilt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele have
gone to Westbury. l. l.. from South
ampton. L. I. They have as guests
Comtesse de La Cree and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Skiddy Won Stade.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Moses, of WASH
| inGton, are at the Hotel Gramatan
! Lawrence Park. suburb of New
| York City. where they will remain for
several weeks before returning to
| their home in Washington for the
winter.
Mrs. Lyster Dewy entertained the
Wa Wa See Camp Fire Girls last
week at her home. 4512 Ninth street.
Misses Dorothy Russell. Bindon CO.
| lonna. porothea Smith. Grace Dewy.
| Iris Beatty. Elizabeth Morrell, Leonora
Kodar. Hester Tancre and Dorothy
Bapp were the guests. During the
week the girls gave a dance. the ad-
ditional guests being Messrs. Jack
Frost, Robert Cowlcs. John Smith and
! Carl Leigh. and the Misses Katherine
Hillman. Margaret Hillman. katherine
Guttelus and Frances Guttelus. On
| Saturday afternoon the young people
attended a matinee performance at
Polrs.