The Washington times., 1915-08-11
HAPPENINGS Of DAY
IN CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items ot Interest and I'M
portance of Past, Present,
and Future Among Official
and Fashionable Folk.

Dr Edgar Thompson, u, 8. NJ, sta
Toned at the naval hospital. and Mrs.
thompson are being congratulated upon
the birth of son on July q.
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MRS. William Haywood. who returned
to Washington Monday from White
sulphur Springs. w. Va. where she
passed tho summer. has left for the
Adirondacks. where she Joined her son.
Wilson Haywood. who has been there
since June 1. They will both return
to Washington about the middle OF
September.
Mrs. Haywood's daughter, Mrs. How
ard Hume. who has been at White
sulphur Springs since early in June.
VIII return to Washington tomorrow.
nys Ss' anS Hrs wshnx,es ssHn arom
extended automobile trip to Lake
George, Lake Champlain. and through
the White mountains. They are plan
,hs nlns to 60 to As5ury Park later in
Mrs. Goidthwaite's mother. Mrs. Nc
Even PruXm. who has been visiting
relatives in Albany. n. Y. has re-
turned to Washington.
William Kearney Carr. who has been
III for three months, is slowly recov-
eering. Mrs. Carr, who has been in
washington all summer. VIII take MIR.
Carr. as soon as he is strong enough.
70 the seashore and mountains for a
long visit.
Miss Nellie wheelwrght. who has
been on the West coast since early in
July. will return to Washington about
the lst Of September.
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Lieut. Charles F. Williams. U. s. A..
stationed at the Washington Barracks.
Wayne. Ind. where he will be married
on August "a to Miss Mary Randall,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Randall.
Rust. g.. who have been motoring
through the North. arrived at Pine Hill
camp, Racquette Lake. in the Adiron-
dacks,. Saturday. After spending some
time there they will motor to Maine, %
turning to Washington some time in
September.
Mrs. Summerall. wife Of Major Charles
P: Summerall. will leave Washington
at the end Of this month to pass a few
weeks at West Point. where she will be
Joined by her son. Charles Summerall,
1r.. who has been in a camp in New
Hampshire since early in June. Later
they viii 60 to Easthampton. L. l.. be-
Capt and Mrs. v. L. Peterson have
visiting them Mrs. Peterson's mother,
Mrs Hunnins' Of Kansas City.
Miss Ruth White. who has been visit.
Ing at Westminster. Nd. has Joined her
parents. Ma jor and Mrs. Carroll u.
Buck at their quarters at the washing-
ton Barracks Later she will visit In
Frederick county. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hit are quests
OF Mrs. Robert R. Hit at Newport.
Il
resssnsa %..sas s
tGn Mn,;hN Yesterday from a fishing trip in the
daughter. Jean C. Osborne. will return
from Princeton, KY, where they have
been visiting Mrs osborne's mother.
Brig. Gen. George Goethals has ar
S" rived ah IN Washington and is stopping at
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Taft. who are
being congratulated upon the birth Of a
siter s%ed ss H0yeTs Tst,
Taft will 90 70 San Francisco the last
part Of September
H: T. chittenden and 4: Bradley
Ryer. in Newport
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Eldridse E. Jordan and Marcus A.
Hotel in New Sort city.
Arnold shanklin. Of st. Louis. Mo-, the
american consul general at the City OF
me*ie1 me tsn dsH wno has been IN w nWashinEton
Astoria. In New York. where he will
leave tomorrow for his post. his vaca-
ton having come TO an end.
Mary Genevieve Minnix. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs: William S. Minnix, and
Roscoe H: Allsman. OF Macon Ga. for
merly Of this city: The wedding is ex-
Mr.. Alleman is a grandson Of the late
Rev. DR.. S. s. Domer. for more than a
quarter OF a century pastor Of st.
Paurs Lutheran Church Mr.. Alleman
turning here to live among her old
friends after she became a widow.
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Mrs. Edwin c. Swift. who has been
at Pride's Crossing. Mass. is quite re-
| covered.
George Xon L Meyer, one time secre.
fRsry Ru;y.r;,t OF the Navy; w., hss returned to
st. Adams .Church. Cathedral close.
was the scene at noon yesterday Of a
pretty wedding when Miss Helen M
Chamberlin became the bride of Janvier
H. Forsyth. the Rev. William w.
Shearer officiating. in the presence of a
few relatives only. The bride Is a
daughter Of the late Capt. Lowell Cham
berlin. and the bridegroom is a son OF
the late Col. Lewis Cass Forsyth. The
wedding was quite small and private
owing to mourning In the family OF
the bride.
DR.. and Mrs A. Y. p. Garnett enter
tained Informally at dinner at Fasse
fern Farm. near the Virginia Ho
Springs. last evening, when Mr.. anc
Mrs. William Payne Meredith wer'
lamong the guests
Vive Admiral Henry T. Mayo. Y. 3
N. entertained at dinner on board the
battlcship Arkansas last evening II
Newport. The main deck was enclosed
In canvas and decorated with flags ant
bunting.
Miss Marguerite Caperton. Miss Mar
guerite Shonts and Miss Rhoda Fullmar
will sell flowers at the annual flower
exhibit at the Newport Garden Clui
Thursday. The Belgium and Serbian
farmers whose plantations have beer
devastated by the war will benefit from