The Washington times., 1915-09-29
Happenings of the Day
In Capital Smart Set

House for about, a year. has taken
apartments In X street for the winter.
N. L. Carpenter, OF New York, came
to Washington this morning for a
short stay.
Capt. Dan T. Moore. U. s. A.. who
has had an apartment at the Army and
Navy Club for several weeks, viii
move to. the residence 1744 r. street
this week.
Lieut.. g. N. Raynor. U. 8. M. c.. will
leave in a few days for Boston. where
he Will be stationed.
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Mrs: Milo p. Fox. wife of Lieutenant
Fox. U. 8. A.. will be the only attend
ant at the marriage Of her sister. Miss
julia Heyl. daughter Of Col. Charles
n; Heyl, U. 8. A.. retired. to Joseph
Clay Habersham Colquitt, which will
take place at her fathers home. in
wyoming avenue. November 8. Neyle
be best man. and there viii be four
groomsmen. Stanley Mathewson, Hor-
ton Mathewson, Ernest Ottley, and
James Ragan. all of Atlanta. The
wedding will be very quiet and will
, De attended .. only by q small party Of
Lieutenant and Mrs. Fox. who are
spending the early autumn in New
Hampshire, will return to Washington
the end Of October.
Capt. Edward M. Talbott. IT, q. A..
will leave Washington about October
10 for philadelphia. where he will be
Mrs. Erastus Lamar Hawks an.
nounces the marriage Of her daughter.
Miss Consuelo Miriam Hawks, to Har.
0id calvert Harvey September %. in
New York.
Sir Arthur Spring Rice, the British
smbassador. has come to Washington
from Beverly Farms. where he has been
Ior several weeks. He will return to
PIseeverly Pecs ,G October tSa, IS when Lady Spring.
Washington with him for the winter.
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The ladies dining room at the Army
and. and NaW "a Club last evening was the
Among the diners where Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Fl. Brown. Miss Eloise Brown,
Mss Mildred Brown. Capt. Dan T.
ihs1 Moore. Midshipman GsnIn,H w'll!am F Lovsn;
Mrs: Walter Wells. Capt. and Mrs. A.
IN Mr.; ss.or Joseph ss Letter Ter entertained a
terday. Others lunching at the Shore
home were Richard Crane. John Bar
rett. MI Dejean. counselor of the
French Embassy: Senor Don Emiliane
tice James c. McReynoids. and Secre-
tary Of War L. NJ. Garrison.
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J., Miss n;.,,,a Drusills si Gravsn.. Of Brooklyn;
New Hampshire avenue.
Gen. and Mrs. Oswald H. Ernst will
reopen their house in Connecticut ave-
xhn 80 N~k@ xp,I4
eral Ernst will return to Washington.
Mrs. Ernst and Miss Ernst. who are
visiting Mrs. william Morton Grinnell
at her r,I3;I home ,s. on Long Island viii re-
Mrs: Powell CLAYTON. jr.. wife Of Cap
tain Clayton. U. 8. A.. will return to
Washington today from Spring Lake.
N. j.: where she has been for several
Mrs. whitelaw Reid has returned to
her home in New York from her camp
in the Adirondack. where she has been
The marriage of Miss Ruth Esther
Chamblin. daughter OF Mr.: and Mrs.
Orland A. Chamblin. and Asa Eugene
this evening at St. Timothv's Episco-
pal Church. Herndon. Va Mrs Guy N
Church will be matron of honor. and
Lewis Rodney Bradshaw, OF Newport
News. Va. brother of the bridegroom.
will he best man. Little Miss Mar
garet Robey and little Miss Virginia
Buell. will be flower girls. and Master
Grayson Hanes. ring bearer. Ralph
Chamblin. Ralph Reed. Ralph Ennis.
and Walter Bradshaw will be ushers.
A reception will follow the ceremony
at the home Of the bride.
Mrs. Alan o. Clephane and her chill
dren have returned to Washington from
Cape May. where they occupied their
cottage since the early summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Clephane have given up their
house In Church street. and will move
into 1908 Fillmore street in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Reynolds Hit and
Mrs. r. r. Hit were among the auto
nobilists who arrived at the Aspinwall
Hotel. in Lenox. Mass. yesterday,
!! where they will make a short stay.
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