The Washington times., 1915-09-08
HAPPENINGS Of DAY
IN CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items of Interest and lmpor-
tance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

Allen. who is now in command at
Fort Oglethorpe. was on duty IN
ss"iHf Miss Alien made her debut her. two
most feted buds Of the year and is a
remarkably clever and fearless horse-
Jeanette Allen. now Mrs, Frank An
arsws tye emSers shs wes of the RID
iastic follower Of the hounds, she
sook 81 aorse sSow eseS
Eieutensnt Essp man s1S Viner Wa Vas sradus.ed fsSm
the Military, Academy IN q, 1919: 8lS., The tn
brother in law and sister. Lieut.. and
Mrs: Frank Andrews; at / plaffssbSSaS ats SsS
Mrs. T. Clarence, Dix, Of washington.
who has recently ret returned rnM.. to her
Mrs. Robert s. Mccormick gave a
luncheon yesterday in Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Todd. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis f. Leupp. in Tyrngham. near
Lenox. Mass. have returned to wash
inRton.
Rear Admiral Edward H. Gheen, U; 8.
n, retired. and the Misses Gheen. left
Newport last night for New York.
Ten Eyck Wendell. who has been tour
ing in the White Mountains, has
Joined Mrs. Wendell at the Curtis Ho-
tel in Lenox. Mass.
Lievt. Col. E. Eveleth Winslow.
corps Of engineers, and Mrs. Winslow
have returned to Washington and are
again at their residence In Leroy
~~v Al a10 nd a
to the West Coast and Mrs. Winslow
spent some time in Memphis. Tenn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hay are re-
oeivinE congratulations on the birth
Of a son at Appleton Farms, their
summer home on the North Shore. a
week ago. Mrs. Hay was formerly
Miss Alice Appleton, and made many
friends here during last season. when
residence. Mr.. Hay is the only sur
viving son of the late John Hay.
A son was born here yesterday to
Richard Brown Hargreaves and Mrs:
daughter Of the former Secretary Of
state. William Jennings Bryan and
Mrs, bryan. The Hargreaves live at
111S Girard street and Mrs. Bryan has
been stopping there with her d8ugh-
ter.
Senor Aromano Perez Perdomo, re-
Gently appointed Minister from the
DR.. Enrique Jiminez. is expected to
arrive in washington today
The marriage of Miss Margaretta Bid
die Porter. daughter Of Mrs: J: Biddle
Porter. to Bishop Robert H. Goldman,
Of Maine, probably will take place at
Bar Harbor within the next fortnight
Bishop Goldman has arrived at Bar Har-
said that the wedding will take place
during his present stay at a date to be
decided upon soon. Owing to mourning
in the brides family the ceremony win
be strictly a family affair
Lieut. Col. and Mrs Clement A. F.
Flagler have had as their guests for
the last fortnight their young nieces,
witt. Of Norfolk. who arr leaving town
this evening to return to their home.
Mrs. F1agler will 60 to New York
shortly for a week:
The Minister of Persia, Mehdi Khan,
who was appointed nearly a year ago
has recently arrived in this country and
reached Washington yesterday. with
credentials. Mira Ali Kuii Khan. who
has been charge d'affares for some
years IN the absence of the former min
ister: Et Gen. Morteza Khan, is now in
with the supervision Of the Persian ex-
hibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposi-
ton. Madame Khan and their family
are with him and they are established
In charming villa at Piedmont. where
they have entertained constantly.
Among the interesting arrivals in
Washington are Major and Mrs. Robert
house for the winter season. Major
Howe. who was formerly attached to the
Eleventh Cavalry and was in command
at Fort For W W0glethSrpe: na Ga VIII be on duty
cd in Washington last winter as the
guest Of her mother Mrs. Hamilton
Hawkins. widow of General Hawkins.
William W. Wallace. Assistant At
torney General has returned to Wash
ington and is at the Shoreham.
Admiral Frank F. Fletcher. in COM
and among the other arrivals there are
Proctor, Of Beaumont, Tex: Mrs
Ma2y Key ksS Miss Mrs loJehae ehn Key Ky Mss s
E: J, Kelly. Of Johnstown. Pa; Mrs. e.
w. Sells and daughter, Of Leesburg,
Va: W. N. Mills. of Philadelphia; Lee
Roy Parker; Of Columbus. Ohio; Mrs.
Constance Weight. of Augusta Ga;
Mrs. Thomas CALENDER, and Miss Louise
II. Calender. of Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Mrs. Annie G. Marshall. Mrs. Cory
NJ. Stedden and her daughter and Miss
Florence Wiser have returned to Wash
ington from an extended stay at the
Lelande Hotel. Atlantic City.
Among those lunchine at the Shore
ham yesterday were Mr.. Peynado. mem
Der Of the Japanese legation; Charles
Symon: counselor of the Belgian iesa-
tion. attaches of the Brazilian embassy
the Secretary Of the Interior. Mr.. Lane;
the Secretary of war. Mr.. Garrison. and
Assistant Secretary Of War, Mr.. Breck-
enridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freeman Clark
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of son on August % at their
apartment in the Bslfour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Birch have re-
turned to Washington from a month S
trip along the Atlantic coast with Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Kortwright Wetherill
on their yacht. the Clipper. Mr. and
Mrs Wetheril1 have 10 81 =