The Washington times., 1915-07-30
items of Interest AID I'm
| portance of Past, Present,
| and Future Among Official
and Fashionable Folk.

The marriage this evening OF Mis-.
Katheripe Thelma Dawson. daughter
OF Judge and Mrs. Clarence l.. Dawson
Of Chevy Chase, to William r.. Collins
will be one of the most interesting
events of the week.
The ceremony will be performed a,
o'clock at All Saints Episcopa
Church. Chevy Chase. by the rector
Cannon J. W. Austin. The church II
charmingly decorated with palms
ferns. and quantities of white and pinr
gladiolas, and the same brilliant flow.
ers are used profusely, against a back
ground of oak leaves in the home OF
the brides parents, where a reception
will follow the ceremony.
The bride. who will be given in mar.
riage by her father, will wear q
charming gown of white georgette
crepe. trimmed with pearls and rare
point lace. an heirloom in the family
The skirt is made short in the prevail.
ing mode and the tulle veil, which Will
be caught to the hair with Grange
blossoms. comes just to the bottom OF
the skirt. She will carry a shower
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Miss Doris Dawson will be maid OF
honor for her cousin. and Will be gown
ed In charming frock Of blue pussy
and will carry pink roses. Shield Nc
Candlish will serve as hest man. and
the ushers will be Clarence h. Daw-
son. jr.. Thomas Dawson, jr.. Lea
Williams and owen Won Howenstein.
Only relatives and members OF the
bridal party will attend the reception,
at which the bride and bridegroom
win be assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Dawson. who will wear gown of
white net hand-painted in Persian col
ors and trimmed with blue and purple,
and Mr.. Collins mother, Mrs. Lewis
Wells. The bride will start upon her
wedding trip wearing a smart suit OF
dark blue tafteta. blouse with a
hat Of white Milan straw combined
with blue taffeta. The young couple
Will make their home at Newport
The Presidents sister, Mrs. Howe; his
niece, Mrs. Cothran, and little Miss
Josephine Cothran are expected at Har-
lakenden House next week for VISIT
Later the Misses Smith, Of New Orleans,
relatives of the President, will be guests
at Harla kenden House.
Yesterday afternoon the President
rode more than seventy-fve miles by
automobile, accompanied by Mrs. Nor
man Gait. of Washington; Miss Mar
garet Wilson, and Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones.
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The Assistant Solicitor Of the Depart
ment of State, Hampson Gary. and
evening at their residence in Nineteenth
street, when their guests were invited
TO meet the Secretary of State and Mrs.
lansing. Those present were William
Phillips, Third Assistant Secretary Of
SSate; Cone Johnson, Solicitor of the
Department of State, and Mrs. Johnson !;
Mrs. John Wiley. Miss Louise Lacey,
Mrs; Joseph Fl. Hsmpson; Cass Gilbert.
OF New York. and Col. W. w. Harts,
U. 8. A.. military aide to the President.
Mrs. Charles L. McCawley. wife of
Colonel McCawley, was the guest of
honor at a luncheon which Mrs. George
P. Messervy gave at her cottage in
Newport yesterday.
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After an illness of two days. Jerome
terday at Narrasansett Pier. He joined
q luncheon party at the Casino. which
included Mrs. Bonaparte, Truxtor
Beale. Philip La Montague. Mrs. Ed
ward G. Burgess, jr.. and Miss Therese
Kohn.
Wilhelm a. F.. Ekcngren. the min
lister from Sweden; Viscount de Alte
the minister from Portugal; Constantir
Brun. the minister from Denmark; w
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CATION: Charles p. Hubscher, of the
Swiss legation: Count Gales Bonde. of
the Swedish legation. were some of the
guests at the dance Wednesday night
M.. x the Malvern Hotel at Bar Ha'00''
A lawn fete for, the benefit of the Day
Nursery and Dispensary will take place
Of the Emmanuel Baptist Church at
Sixteenth and Columbia road. In case
Of rain. the party will be postponed
until Wednesday.
Mrs. Sidney Jacobs is chairman Of the
Mrs. Judson c. Welliver. Mrs. John
Snure. Mrs. Roe F'ulkerson, Mrs Joseph
Pilling, Mrs. w. f. Andrews, President
Of the Day Nursery and Dispensary
Association. and Mrs. Ashby Leaveil
are the other members of this COM
mittee.
Mrs. Thomas l. Barriere entertained
number of guests on Wednesday
street southeast. in compliment to Mr..
Barriere. who will leave this city shortly
for the West. Among the guests were
Miss Alice Malsby: Miss Drum. Miss
Weller; Miss Grady; ; Mss Summers
Miss J. Cole. Miss X, Cole, Miss Cohen,
Miss Ulrich, Miss Smith. Mrs. Smith,
Mr.. Davis. Mr. Murnan, Mr.. Meyers
Mr.. Tarant Mr.. Thomas. Mr. Gum
A. Barriere, Mr.. Lusby, H. Lewis. T.
Barriere, Mr.. Chucker. Mr.. Ryon, Mr..
Hartley, W. Bell, Mr.. Austin: Mr.
Nichols: X. Smith, Master Wilmer
Bell. Mrs. F. Barriere and Mrs. N.
Barriere.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Smith ard
their family will close their apartment
In the Wyoming next week and will go
to Atlantic City to remain until the
first of September.
Crooked Teeth Are More Liable To
attack of disease. Have them made
straight. The cost Is slight by latest
methods.
DIR. Vaughan. 307 7th st. n.w.-Advt.