The Washington times., 1915-09-02
Mems Notes and Gossip
of Washington Smart Set
evening at their cottage at Bar Har.

VIII sdll saturday lOf StOcknOlHl. MT.
Morris came home because Of i'll health.
and. although greatly improved. he Is
not entirely recovered.
The Minister and Mrs. Morris enter
tained at luncheon yesterday at the
Shoreham. when their guests were the
the Misses, Burleson. and Giuseppe
Brambilla. counselor OF the Italian em-
bassy, who has recently arrived in
Washington from Beverley. Mass.
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Among the guests lunching at the
Shoreham yesterday were the Secretary
of War. Mr.. Garrison: Henry Brecken..
ridge, Assistant Secretary of War: Chief
Justice White, and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis.
Corps. U. S. A.. who has been on duty
at the War College. has been ordered
to fort Monroe. and left town last
evening far his new post, accompanied
by Mrs. Vestal and their children.
Mildred and william: m
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Whitmore We're
among the automobiists arriving at the
Narragansett Hotel, Providence. r. L..
yesteray.
Alfred Batcheller motored from the
Profile House to the Mount Washington
Hotel. Breton Woods. for luncheon yes
terday.
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DR.. and Mrs. James F. Mitchell gave a
dinner last evening at the Pot ana ket-
tie Club at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Richard H. Townsend was hos
tess at dinner last evening In Newport.
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John r. Mclean gave an informal din
ner party followed by bridge last night
at Kinney Lodge. Narrassnsett Fer
Arriving at stookbridse. Mass. yester-
day were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Choate. jr.. and their children. who
have been passing the summer In Can
ada. They will be the guests OF MT. Mr.
country place, during September.
Henry E. Davis. VITO attended the
meeting Of the American Bar Assocsa-
tion at Salt Lake City and later Wis
tied the Panama Pa cific Exposition. has
Joined Mrs. Davis at Bryants Pond.
summers
Senator and Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis
have arrived at the Shoreham. where
they will spend some time.
Among> the recent arrivals at the
burg; @. S. Alt and Mrs, Alt of Cob
ham. Va: s. S. Weatherly. Of Brook
lyn. n. Y: S. Altschuler and J. f. Alt
schuler, OF Aurora. H.; Lee D. Matthias.
of Chicago: Frederick Dorr. of Seattle;
Captain p. NJ. Walker. Of. Boyce, Va:
Mrs. H. P. Byrnes, of Crystal Beach.
Fla. and DR.. and Mrs. Milton p. klapp.
of Philadelphia.
son "t to Miss Nellie caIift Hoffman.
daughter of Mrs. Mary c. Hoffman. OF
Towanda. Pa. has been recently an
nounced and the wedding will take
place in the near future. Mr.. Thompson
Is special United states attorney gen.
trust prosecutions.
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A pretty wedding took place ycster-
day in East Providence. r. l.. in the
Mary Christine Shields became the
bride of William G. Feely. Of this city.
but formerly Of Providence. Miss Eliza
beth Shields was her sisters only at
tendant,. and NJ. J.. Murphy. of Provi-
the best man. The ushers. ali from
Washington were Charles H. Mccarthy,
Arthur A: Carmody. Joseph A. McOsker.
and William ]. Gould. The bride was
given in marriage bv her brother, David
monv reception was given in the home
of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feely left for Canada.
New York. and Atlantic City and will
be at home later In the fall in this
nev in the solicitors office of the In
terror Department. Many Of the BRIDE
groom's friends in Washington went
on for the wedding. and there were
relatives Of both bride and bridegroom
from Milford and Worcester Mass,
Westerly. r. l.. and New York.
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DR.: Thomas Charles Martin returned
to Washington yesterday from Glou-
cester, Mass.
Miss Ora Moore, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. James A. X. Moore, OF l42s
Euclid street. Is again in town after
two weeks visit to Betterton. Nd.
Dr. Randolph B. Carmichael, who has
been In Canada and New York for
some weeks. has returned to Washing
ton.
Col. John Temple Graves reached
town yesterday from the Pacific Coast
and the Panama Pacific exposition. Mrs:
Graves and their children are in The
Adlrondacks, at their cottage at the
loot OF MT: Discovery. where they will
Madame Stephen Panaretoff, wife of
the minister of Bulgaria. is the guest
OF ner DrotneT, arthur Nj. Giie, at North
AndoVer, Mass.
Many members of the Newport coll
ony went to the naval training station.
where Capt. Patrick W.. Hourigan, L,
S. N, retired. reviewed the weekly
drill of the apprentice seamen. Mrs.
Roger Welles. Mrs. Frank Taylor
Evans and the wives of other naval
officers gave tea after the drill.
William C. Marrow entertained at
luncheon at the Casino in Narragan-
sett Pier yesterday afternoon.
William A. F. Ekengren, minister
from Sweden, and Nine. Ekengren will
renSain in Bar Harbor until October Is.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Bright arrived In
Rretton Woods. n. H.. yesterday from
Washington, having made the trip by
motor.
Mr.. .nd Mrs. G. w. Props returned
to Washington Yesterday from a
months trip through the West They
visited a number of cities, including
Seattle, Portland. Los Angeles, San
Diego, ans San Francisco.
Miss Mary Joyce has returned from
Ocean City. Md, where she was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry
Miller at their cottage.
Major and Mrs Alexander Sidney
Lanier, who have been in Atlantic city