The Washington times., 1915-09-14
Happenings of the Day
In Capital Smart Set

the members OF the Association Of
Military Surgeons now in convention
in Warrington and the women who
are in The party. Mrs. Richardson
is chairman Of the entertainment
committee.
An automobile ride through the en-
virons Of the city has been arranged
for the early afternoon, after which
the guests will stop at Mrs Richard
sons for tea. She will be assisted
II. II rssSsivins s,,rsinss y Sy Mrs. Gorss.. wife Of
Mrs. Breasted. wife of the Surgeon
:Aoneral of the NAVY. Tomorrow Mrs
GorFas and Mrs. Braisted will give
a theater party at Keith's, in compli-
mens 10 the visiting women.
Surg; Walter a. bioedorn. U. s. NJ.
and Mrs. Bloedorn entertained at
luncheon today In their quarters at the
hers Of the Association Of Military
Surgeons
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Huger McAdoo
ington: and Will shortly Join Capt. and
Mrs. Isaac f. Emerson on a trip to
Newport, where the party will board
Captain Emerson's yacht. Margaret.
Miss Helen Cannon and her niece.
Mics VirRinia LeSeure. who have been
at the Mt. Washington Hotel In the
pieted their stay sa yesterday. s%d S TSey ' viii
come to Washington shortly to select a
house for the winter.
The British. Ambassador and Lady
Sprint. Rice plan to stay on at Beverly
Farms until October.
The. italian Ambassador and Countess
Macchi d Cellere. who are at, Pitch
llnser at Beverly until late in "a the I.uo auo
tumn.
Mrs J. R: Tucker. formerly Miss
Ma3. Mt n''" %,e saefn5ss ~ iSdss oeR
Alaska. has just arrived from Nome
and is visiting her brother. Alfred
HAMPTON; Assistant commis:ioner Gen:
northwest.
Mrs. Emma Bernstrom announces the
toria. 70 John Beall Harvey. of Wash
New York city. MI. and Mrs Harvey
viii be at home after September 2 at
20 Carlisle court. Washington
Mrs. Tom A. Williams. who has re-
turned to town from Massachusetts,
where she spent the summer. has peen
!SiTed recently by byva DR. bssM wsms visfnr arn
the Catskill mountains since leaving
| the seashore.
Sonora de Mcnocal. wife Of the presl-
| dent of Cuba. who came to this coun
try to place her two sons. Raoul Men.
ocal and Mario 9. Menocal. .jr.. IN
school. is now stopping at the st
Regis Hetel. in New York. Yesterday
she gave a luncheon for ten guests
| ou0tcss de Hcmptirr>, OF Client
H44i0c' who came to this cbountry a.
tho request Of Queen Elizabeth. OF Bel
Belgian lace industry. and who was 2
visitor In Washington in the spring. !.
now at Easthampton. l.: ]. Mrs: Henr,
H. Rogers has invited the members Of
the cottage colony to view the lace'
at her cottage today.
st. Patrick's Church was the seen!
Of an attractive wedding at 10 o'cloci
Isernan became the bride of DR.. John v
Cosan, professor at Georgetown. Th'
bride is the daughter OF Mr.: and Mrs
Bernard J. Iseman. and the bridegroom
Government & ser sSM Printing Once. The cere
monv was followed by. a nuptial higl
mass. celebrated by the Rev: Fathe
. Thomas Z. McGuiEan. assisted by sew
eTaI priests OF 81 fdtTlCh SHuTCH.
Miss Margaret Joy was the maid o
honor. and DR.. Eugene Jarbos. o
Poolesville. Md. served as best man
Miss Priscilla Naecker was the fowe
girl, and Misses Kathleen and Eilee,
Lyons were train bearers. while Fran
els J. Cogan. jr.. served as the rinl
bearer. The ushers were e. l. Brady
v. J. Iseman, P. w. Robey, J. H. Lyons
D. !. Leahv. and DR.. J. r. Hogan.
The wedding trip will be to Niagar
Falls, Boston. and other points In tn
East. The couple will be at home in thi
city after November at 500 North Capi
tol street.