The Washington times., 1915-10-21
Mems Notes and Gossip
of Washington Smart Set

Hdgway. In command at Fort Han.
cock, who Is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs. Norton
Beardslee. at the Walter Reed Hospital.
There will be three tables OF bridge and
Mrs. Mills. wife Of Brig. Gen. Albert
l.. Mills. will preside at the tea table.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith enter
tanned at surprise party and dance
Lieutenant Commander Tomb. at the
Navy Yard last night.
Count J. II: Won Bernstorff. German
ambassador, Is preparing to leave the
end of this week and return to the
| Capital.
Miss Eileen Mary Dunno. daughter OF
Governor Edward +. Dunno of Illinois.
| and William j. Carboy, Of Chicago.
| were married In Springfield. H.. yes
-, terday in the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception.
The bride received stacks OF congrat-
ulatory letters, including cOmmunca-
| tons from President Wilson and Col.
Theodore Roosevelt.
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Capt. Roger Weles. U. s. n. and
Mrs. Welles will go to Philadelphia
main there during the winter.
William p Malburn Assistant Secre-
| tary of the Treasury, is making short
stay at the Vanderbilt in New York
Another prominent guest at the same
hotel Is Senator William Il. Borah of
,, Idaho.
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David J. Hill. formerly ambassador TO
Germany, who has been In Washing
| ton for several days, has gone to New
York. where he is staying at the Bit
| more.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William u. ii. Dowse.
OF Boston, have announced the engage
| inent OF their daughter; Miss Beatrice
DoWes anu tharles SlnGialr Weeks' son
o senator Jonn W. weeks ana NirS'
"eehs' oi MasSata,ose''s'
,,ian III I u 'si ~ I, ~, Mnh ~ , In'. ham,, "
at their summer ,nna home = IN SOUTHAMPTON lt6 On
| may "e.ns. ,.S aiot1,u ,he', ~
Gotham for a brief stay.
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Mr. and MIS- bx.,ght n nonp NJ Saw
Artonin u % ars n, thS wii,, ID do'N' VI 't'''
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wn % shjrr,nn s'@n Snr n'os s. d"ws "no WA WAS -n m
| ,,,m,,I uitt.a c,'Ir, S.inrs, =,
turneu @ 10 Mnl.e sulphur Sprmss 10
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs: Laurence Ar.
mour. who are constantly together. are
| giving many delightful little teas at
Elmhurst Farm and in the spring room
OF the Greenbrier.
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, Miss Eleanora Wallace Lamkins. OF
! this city. and Seba stiano DaEastiano OF
! Rome. were united. in marriage last
, evening at Wellsburg, W. Va. They
| will reside In Stubonville, Ohio.
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Mrs. william w. White. wife OF Com
mandcr White. l.. 8 A.. is the guest of
/ Contain md Mrs Rryan at cha arleston
6 e Commander and Mrs White and
,hcir damrht"r Mrs IJiram l. irwin.
snon, - s,,n,r,o -, Samcns,,n y W.
,,haro tho,, hna oottaao Nrs ir,.,n
vii ~ ',au .',,t .' -, =.
WI! spchu lh' VIM. wy" Nv, pa, -,
AT thelr nome III strees as -hr. iI"i.
Is now doihS sea duty OH the coast Oh
mexico
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Col; ana Mrs. Nhiani me tirE IN
tertained at dinner last night at the
White sulphur springs
Miss Marguerite Shonts. who occupied
| a cottage In Newport during the sea-
son. has gone to Pride's Crossing.
Mass, for the remainder OF the autumn.
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st. Marks Episcopal Church was the
scene OF a beautiful wedding last night
when Miss Catherine Elizabeth Lob
man, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
II. Lohman, became the bride of Odtn
Greene Clay, the Rev. C. X. StetsOn
officiating. The bride. who was given
in marriage by her father. wore a
handsome gown of white crepe