The Washington times., 1915-05-24
Mems Notes and Gossip
of WASHINGTON Smart Set

and Mrs. Robert Portner. Her mar
| riage to Mr.. Flood was one Of the i'm
portant events Of last spring.
Lieut., Earl J. Atkisson. U; 8. A.: who
was stationed for some time at the
Washington Barracks. is in California
California about the first of July for
| Panama. where Lieutenant Atkisson
has been assigned to duty.
Henry Failing Cabeli. who Is attend;
| his aunt. Miss Mary Failing. at the
Ing to his home in Oregon.
Mrs. wotherspoon. wife of Major
General w. w. Wotherspoon. retireu,
is visiting Col. and Mrs. Charles Treat.
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M, Mrs John Clagett and her daughter.
ington June for New York They will
| sail from New York June IL for PAN
| anna. where they will Join Mrs Clag-
etts son. Lieut. Harry Clasett, u. S. A.
The Ambassador of Austria-Huneary
| and Nine. Dumba will establish the
embassy, at Lenox, Mass, for the sum
mer. but have not yet decided definite
rm GG%ns se s's sas u, Msi
l.. Bolton Bangs. of New York, which
was rnmored to have been leased by
Pr. Dumba; will be occupied by Mr.. and
mrs. Loyal A. Osborne Of Pittsburgh.
| inghouse Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell samue,s Of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop Brown
| ham. WV '''oi
Mrs Lindley NJ. Garrison has returned
from from New York. where she made a
g. s.. Hall. Of Peking, Is at the New
Willard. Mr.. Hall will remain in wash
| ington until the honorary Chinese com
mercial commissioners, who are tour
ing the United States, have concluded
| their visit here.
Mrs. Reginald R Re,knan w,o hoo
! been visiting Mrs. Mary Averill in stock
bridge. Mass. has returned to Wash
ington. Mrs. Belknap will 60 to New
port this week for the season.
Mrs. Townsend Whelen will sail for
Panama June to join her husba nd.
Lieutenant Whelen. U. S. A. Mrs.
| Whelen has been the guest OF her par
retired, and Mrs. Pratt at their resi-,
dence in Wyoming avenue.
Clarence Michalis, of New York. is the
guest Of Capt and Mrs. T. A. Baldwin.
He will remain in Washington about a
week.
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Miss Antoinette Ray, accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. Maurice Vilsack
mas returned to Washington from At
lantic City. where she spent several
weeks
Mrs. Vilsack will be the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ray, for
a fortnight before returning to her
home In Pittsburgh.
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Miss Frances Moore expects to leave
town the last of this week for a short
Visit to Miss Marie Louise Wanna
maker. after which she will go to
swiftmore. Mrs. Axel Wichfeld's place
on the North Shore. for the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wichfeld. who will go
to San Francisco in a few days after
a visit to Santa Barbara. will not
come East until the end Of June.
w. II. Rapley will leave for New
York this afternoon. In order to attend
the funeral services for Charles Froh-
tomorrow.
Col and Mrs. william T Wood are
IN Fort Monroe. where they spent
| and daughter, Capt. H. c. PiIlsbury.
OF the Medical Corps. and Mrs. Pills
bury.
Mrs. George S. Hoyt who was the
guest Of Colonel and Mrs. Wood. at
their quarters at the Soldiers Home,
has returned to her home. in Louis
Vile. Ky.
Frof. and Mrs: Charles Downer Ha-
zen expect to leave Washington to-
morrow evening for the summer. They
VIII go to Newport for a visit. and
during the summer will spend some
time in Vermont and at Magnolia,
| Mass.
Capt. and Mrs Davis Bowles
Milne at their country estate Roslyn
Manor. Germantown. Pa.
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Mrs. Berkeley Merchant wife Of Lieu
Fort Riley. who has been in Baltimore
for an extended visit with her parents,
| Col. Charles Hatfield. L. S. A., retired,
and Mrs. Hatfield. will leave Baltimore
on Wednesday to Join her husband. Mrs.
ton. AS Miss Helen Hatfield she was
one of the most popular girls in the
army-navy contingent of Washington
| society during the years her father was
stationed at Fort Myer.
| Mrs. Stanton Norman is spending the
| weekend In New York city.
| =
Mrs. Garrett D. Tinsman and her SON.
in-law and daughter. DR.. and Mrs r. T.
So Steele. have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Atkinson. jr., at
their residence in P street. Dr. Atkinson
| Is rector OF Grace Episcopal Church,
Georgetown.
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A car will leave Washington via the
Washington and Alexandria electric
line. at 2:2o o'clock Wednesday after
noon for Braddock station for the un-
yelling Of a memorial by the National
Society Of Colonial Danes Of the State
Of Virginia. The Club Of Colonial
Danes Of this city has been Invited,
and many members Of the organization
expect to attend. Mrs. Hughes Oliphant
Of the Ontario, is making arrangements
for transportation and should be noti-
fed. by those desiring to make the trip.
by tomorrow morning.
After the ceremony OF the unveiling
the guests will be, entertained at tea