The Washington times., 1915-10-20
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of Hostesses.


Mirza All Kuli Khan. Nabil-ed Dovleh.
has been appointed counselor OF the
Persian legation. and will fulHi the
duties of that position In addition 10
those of consul general at New YORK.
to which post he has recently been eie-
waited. This will no doubt bring him
and his family back to Washington Tor
the season. The counselor's young
niece. Miss Mahin Banou Bejat-es'
Suitaneh, is stiIl with them. She has
seen much Of the United States In her
short year here. having spent a winter
In Washington. visited In New York.
and crossed the continent to the Pa
cific coast.
A new secretary Of legation has been
tache in Mira Mohsen Khan. The for
mev has not yet arrived. but the latter
Is established In the new Legation, lI,s
the house and the enlarging Of the stan
Of this legation is proof Of the policy
of progression Of the new Persia, which
has been SO conspicuous feature OF the
Panama-Paciic Exposition.
A charming wedding ceremony will
take place at 9 o'clock this evening evening" AZ AZ
Bogley at Friendship Heights. when
their daughter, Miss Leila Marie Bogley.
will. become the bride of James e.
Dulin. jr; The house will be gay with
autumn leaves and white and yellow
chrysanthemum against background
Of palms. Miss Esther. Dulin. sister Of
the BRIDEGROOM. will play the wedding
lie," to the strains Of which the bridal
party will enter the drawing room and
Canon Bratenahl. of the Cathedral OF
ss. Peter and Paul. will offciate. Miss
pink crepe de chine.
Mr.. Bosley. will give his daughter in
marriage and she WI wear gown OF
S mSd. fsS"1w fairiy io1s e'i and there % IS % long
court train of procaded charmeuse. The
bodice Is of taffeta and charmeuse COM
bined. softened with georsette crepe.
veii, arranged in pleated fan at the
back of the head. caught with a chaplet
Of orange blossoms, and Will carry % a
of the valley. Miss Esther Bogley will
be her sisters maid of honor and will
wear a frock OF corn colored pussywil-
feta and cream lace and finished with
Iarlands Of yellow rosebuds. She will
carry a sheaf OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. 8. Theodore Howard will be
The ceremony will be followed by a
reception, at which the bridal couple
will be assisted in receiving by tho
G. Dulin. parents Of the bridegroom
Mrs. Bogley will wear a handsome cos
tune of twilight blue crepe moteor.
trimmed with georsette crepe and gold.
orchestra during the evening. The
brown Whipeofd WITH which she vii
their wedding tip Mr.: Dulin and his
bride VIII make their homo at Friend
Mrs. Baldwin. wife of Capt. T. A.
Baldwin. U. s. A., and her sister, Miss
katherine Judge. who spent several
Beatty ~n e. s. Fest S ASmsnl and M4. Beatty n
Norfolk. returned on Monday to her
home In this city. Miss Judge left
last night for New York. where she
Will remain about three weeks.
Capt; Mark Bristol, U. g.. N. will
spection trip in the West Mrs. Bristol
xe Sorris ws 9n Rear Fssy nS1s to sn
Mrs. Frank f. Beatty. Next week she
wtu go to Baltimore to be the guest Of
Mrs. Alexander Brown for q few days
When Rear Admiral Frank E. Beatty.
Z. s. N. retires this fall, he and Mrs'
beatty will take a house in Annapolis
for the winter. to be near their son.
will be graduated from the Naval
Academy in June. Then they will come
to Washington to reside permanently
DR.. George pouIi:sr ar.t ,.,.+,-v ~,
the Bulgarian legation. Is in WASH
ington for stay of ten days whom he
will return to New York.
Miss Eloise orme is entertaining A.
linen shower and bridge party this
afternoon at her residence, Eyermay
IN Twenty-elght street, In compliment
TO Miss Dorothy Talcott. whose mar
Mobile. Ala. will take place in Decem-
There are twelve guests. all friends
OF both Miss Talcott and Miss Orme
Miss Frances Efringer will preside at
the tea table.
Capt. Marlborough Churchill, U. S.
A., left Washington on Sunday for
Richmond. He will return at the end
the summer In Andover. Mass. has re-
turned to their apartment in the
A.. and Mrs. Love are in Washington
for few days. after which they will
go West to visit the expositions. Cap
tain Love. who has been in China, will
be stationed In Arizona where they will
go from California. Mrs. Love was
Miss Daingerfeld. daughter Of Mrs. N.
r. Daingerfeld, OF Columbia road.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Niles have given
up their apartment in Wardman Courts,
and have gone to Montclair. N. j.. to
reside indefinitely.
Miss Elizabeth Wooten, daughter of
Col. William p. Wooten, U. 8. A.. and
Mrs. Wooten. will entertain at a Hal
loween party at her home. at the
Washington Barracks. on October 3
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Mrs. Lloyd Bowers. who is at her
residence In Connecticut avenue, will
leave Washington In a few days for
the West. She will return to the city
about December /. when she will open
her house for the winter.
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Mrs Wharton E. Lester and her
daughter. Miss Ruth Lester. returned
to Washington on Sunday and have
Joined Mr.. Lester at their home In
Massachusetts, avenue. Miss Lester will
be presented TO society this season. She
enjoyed a preliminary season at East
hampton, Long Island. where Mr. and
Mrs. Lester had a cottage this summer,