The Washington times., 1916-08-21

will spend week speechmaking In
Maine.
Maj. Gen. Albert L. Mills, who left
last Thursday to join Mrs. Mills and
their daughter. Mrs. Emil p. Laurson.
at Vineyard Haven. Martha's Vineyard.
nesday. Mrs. Mills and Mrs. I.aurson
win remain In New England some
weeks longer.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen Return.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Allen re-
turned to Washington last evening after
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ennis Clark at their home on
the Severn river. near Annapolis. They
made the trip by motor.
Edward $. MeGraw. c0ni,denti,l clerk
to Secretary OF Labor Wilson, left to-
day for a vacation. He will spend
week in Atlantic City. and then 60 to
Wi,liamsport, Pa, for a two weeks
visit to his mother.
Mrs. Mamie B. Rogers announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Carolyn
Belle. and George Edward Gentner. The
wedding will be solemnixed on the
afternoon Of August 80 at o'clock. at
the Ninth Street Christian Church.
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Marriage Is Announced.
MIR. and Mrn. Burridge Wilson have
sent out cards announcing the mar
riage OF their daughter. Berda Stewart.
to DR., Alfred Henry Nolle. Of the fac
ulty Of the University Of Missouri. The
ceremony was performed in Philadel-
phta. Wednesday, August 16. The bride
10 well known In Washingtons social
and mupical circles. She - IN accom-
plished pianist and musician. having
haan ant Husvn - ~ Iut yAhn
Porter Lawrence. Of this city. and later
studied in Vienna and Berlin.
During her period Of study abroad
she met DR.. Nolle while he was taking
is q graduate Of the university OF which
he is now q member Of the faculty. He
holds the degrees Of master OF arts
from the University Of the South and
sity Of Pennsylyania. and is a member
of the Phi Delta Kappa and the Phi
Beta Kappa fraternities.
After a honeymoon In the mountains
81 81 ss hd aas at d SnS MN Mo- No' will
Miss Eleanors Morgan, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan. !!
Visiting Mist sss Msc %ssn''s az S .G
Harbor.
Mrs. Ollie James. wife Of the Senator
from Kentucky. left yesterday for
tary Of the United States Embassy in
Tokyo and Mrs. Post Wheeler and pro-
coed with them to San Francisco. from
where they will sail for the Orient on
August Is.
Miss Jennie A. Graves and her niece.
Miss Charlotte @. Washburn, OF Chevy
Chase, have gone to Mountain Lake
Park. Nd. for the remainder Of the sea-
son.
Miss Eunice Kennedy. Of Lost Creek.
w. Va, 10 visiting Mrs. George w. Daw-
son. at 1924 Otis street.
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Return From Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson O. Harrison and
their sons. Malcolm Douglas Harrison
s sasns spds 10 s a. hSX : S
Ocean City. Nd. and Baltimore.
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Mr.; and Mrs. Charles Burr Osborn
isntic City and New '' YORK, '''' 70 Az
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Mr.. and Mrs. B.. F.. Saul and their
family are at the st. Charles Hotel In
DR.. C. r. Dufour motored to Berkeley
Springs. w. Va. last week to remain
until September 1.
Mrs. Mcmillan Entertains.
Mrs. James Mcmillan has as her guests
at Easlehead. Manchester. Mass, her
son-in-law and daughter. Sir John Har-
rinston and Lady Harrington, OF Lon
don. Their stay on the North Shore will
be marked by much entertaining.
Congressman and Mrs. Fred Britten
WIN will leave Waahing IN fha a.
tournment of Congress, will motor ia
their home In Chicago. During Septem-
Der Mr.. Britten expects to make a mum.
Der OF campaign speeches In the North
west. and Mrs. Britten will accompany
him on his trip.
Miss Frances Lippitt. of Washington
who has been with Senator and Mrs
Henry F. Lppitt. at the willowbrooh
cottage. Beverly Farms. Mass, is plan.
for France. where she expects to take
up work as nurse in French war hos.
pitfalls.
Congressman and Mrs. James r.
Mann. who will remain in town unit
after adjournment of Congress. will &c
TO their home in Chicago as soon as the,
leave Washington.
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Mrs. Clayton Visiting Near London.
Mrs. Clayton. widow OF the late Gen
Powell Clayton. former American am.
bassador to Mexico. has Joined her
daughter, Baroness Moncheur, whose
husband was formerly Belgian minister
TO this country. They are staying neal
London. Mrs. Grant Dun. who was
Miss Kathleen Clayton, and who spcn,
the winter at the Highlands with heI
mother, has returned to Ter home in
England and is actively engaged In
Red Cross work,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick d. McKenny
and their children are back In Wash.
inetop after savaral Weeka p,otofJps