The Washington times., 1915-10-15
Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
In the Smart Set of WASHING ton

Sixteenth street from ventnor, N. j..
where they had a cottage for the sum-
mer.
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the weekend as the guest of senator
Henry A. du Pont at his Wilmington
home.
Commander and Mrs. e. H. rillman,
U. 8. ~. and Miss Margheritta Tiiiman
returned yesterday to their home In Q
street. after spending the summer at
Newport Miss Tillman will be presented
date in mid-December for her debut tea.
Commander and Mrs. Tillman have as
their guests their daughter. Mrs. I.aur-
cottage at Newport. They will go South
shortly to join Mr.. Frazer at their home
In Nashville. Tenn. Mrs Frazer was
tie girl has been christened Frieda Con-
drup Frazer.
pr. and Mrs, 2; T. Sewers have re:
Port Hope. Canada. and opened their
residence In Massachusetts avenue for
the season.
Lieut.. Albert H. xcher, Corp. Of En-.
gineers. U. 8. A. has been relieved
from station at Los Angeles. and order
ed to Fort Rosecrans San Diego har-
Dor: Cal, for duty. He will leave short
ly, for his new station. accompanied by
Mrs. Acher. who was formerly Miss
Frances Hodges, daughter OF Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Harry. Hodges. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Acher have been on duty on
the canal zone most Of the time since
their marriage.
Mrs. william Bailey Lamar was a
luncheon hostess Yesterday afternoon
at one OF the most elaborate affairs OF
the season. Mrs. Phoebe Hearst was
the guest of honor.
colors. In the center. stood a large
brown wicker basket filled with chrys-
anthemuns. This was surrounded by
smaller baskets. from which tunbled
yellow chrysanthemums and Aaron
Adams roses.
Twincd among the baskets were
graceful garlands of small. old-fash-
Toned chrysanthemums and shimmery
Seated at the table wore sixty Of
the leading women In and around San
Francisco as we'll as prominent visitors
to the exposition.
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Chinda went to New York
yesterday and are staying at the Plaza
Hotel. Viscount Chlnda was the guest
OF honor at a dinner given at the Met
ropolitan Club in that city last night
by Lindsay Russell and Henry Clews
to the members OF the executive COM
mittee of the Japan Society.
The following were present: Major
mont. T. Nakamura. Bashford Dean.
John A. Sleicher. Frederick c. Nc
Laughlin. william II. Stevens. Eugene
c. Worden. Douglas l.. Dunbar. DR..
Louis Livingston Seaman. S. Hamaoka.
X. Seko. Samuel Heilner. Charles II.
Ho mil Uri0hf Mahfa HnW-
Franklin Fort. George Gray Ward.
Alexander Tison. w. II. Williams. Hen
rv s. Haskell. r. Ichinomiya. Hamilton
Holt. J. I. c. Clarke. and Prof. Samuel
T. Dutton.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and
Commander n. w. Wurtsbaugh. U. 8.
N. who were at the Vanderbilt in New
York for a short stay. returned to
went to New York to attend the cere-
mony at noon yesterday. Of the laying
OF the keel OF the California. the new
est and most formidable addition to
went to Orange. n. j.. to spend the az
ternoon with Thomas A. Edison.
Mrs. Marshall Field. sr. who will pass
the winter In Washington. is stopping
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New York
others entertaining there at dir
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex c. F. Wich-
field.
John e. Osborne. Assistant Secretary
OF State. has gone to Colorado for a
week or two on business connected with
the department
The marriage of Miss Barbara Collins
to Frank Milton Hall. OF York. Pa, took
place last evening at $3.50 o'clock at the
nUd oe Ms ~ ''te C,srence atiee Noursn au', MI
Iowa circle The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. 8. II. Greene. The
house was decorated with white and
YELLOW ChrYsa nj hemuma and autumn