The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
SOCIETY RETURNING
TO THE CAPITAL FOR
THE WINTER SEASON
Attorney General Gregory Plans
to Come Back Tomorrow
Evening.

NJ.
Gregory, who went to New York
Thursday. will return to Washington
tomorrow evening.
Miss Marion Peele, of Portsmouth,
Va, will come to Washington Monday
to visit Miss Jane Gregory for several
days.
r The Postmaster General, w, 8. Burle-
son. will leave Washington tomorrow
for o campaign trip in the West. He
VIII make addresses in Ohio. Indiana.
and Missouri. He will return to WASH
ington at the end of the month. and
VIII probably be accompanied by Miss
Lucy Burleson, who is visiting her
sbrother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Van Wick Negley. at their home
In Texas. Miss Burleson will join her
father on his homeward trip. reaching
here, about October 30.
The Secretary of Commerce. William
Z. Redheld, will leave Washington in
about week for a campaign trip in
the West; He, will be accompanied by
they will stop at the home in Brook
lyn, where Mr.. Redfield will vote on
election day. They will return to WASH
inston about November TO-
Secretary of Labor william B. Will
son, who Is campaigning on the Pacific
coast, will not return to Washington
until after the election.
To Entertain Mrs. Hill and Fiance.
Mrs. Olive Gale Hill and her flance,
Capt, Ridley Mclean, U. s. N. will be
the guests OF honor at a dinner at the
Army and Navy Club November 2. with
4 number Of service bachelors as hosts.
ls..N ~ AAIA n
Lieut.. Commander Adolphus Station are
arranging the details of the function.
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MISS Martha Goldman entertained at
luncheon Yesterday at her villa in
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair will
give a dinner Tuesday. November Z, at
Falkland. their country place at'silver
Spring, Nd. In compliment to Miss
Thomas Holcombe, ,jr.
Engagement Announced.
Judge and Mrs. William Foster Nor
ris announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marian Ethel Norris, to
DR.. Nelson- Clark Dale.
The wedding will not take place until
spring.
Hamilton University. Clinton, N. Y.
Miss Norris is an unusually interesting
and clever girl. and is very popular In
Washington society. She has been ac-
, Miss Helen Hughes assistants IN che
work among high school girls
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf win be at
home Informally next Saturday. when
Mr.. Wolf will celebrate his eighteith
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf have is
sued no Invitations. but will be glad to
see their friends on that day.
DR.. Charles Paul Hubscher. secretary
of the Swiss legation, and Nine. Hub
scher, who were recently married In
Cincinnati, have arrived at WHITE sui
phur Springs, will remain until No
vember /. when they are due to return
to Washington. Nine. Hubscher is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william Kes-
ley Schoepf. of Cincinnati
The Duchess de Richelieu, formerly
Miss Wise. of Baltimore, Is also at
White Sulphur. and will give a song re-
cital this evening for the benefit OF
tuberculosis French soldiers. The
Duchess de Richelieu. who comes to
Washington frequently as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. gave
q charming recital at the French en-
bassy last winter. under the patronage
OF Nine. Jusserand the proceeds being
forwarded to one OF the war relief
funds in France.
First Studio Club Dance Given.
The first of series OF ten dances
was given by the Studio Dance Club
In Studio Hall Monday evening. The
music was excellent. refreshments were
served during the evening. and the first
dance was pronounced great sue
cess j. Stanley Long Is president OF
the club, and Park Gallaher, the treas
urer.
The performance of The Woman
Who Paid" at Polls, Monday evening.
will be a benefit for THE fund of the
Nurses Alumnae OF George Washing-
ton University Hospital Tickets are
women interested in the work OF the
Alumnac, and may be procured at the
hospital and at George Washington
University Medical School.
The Arts Club Of Washington will
entertain tomorrow evening at the first
OF a series of artist recitals and intor-
NAL musicales TO be held every Sun
day evening at the club house In ]
Anton Kaspar, yiolinlst. and Paul
Bleyden, tenor. Cards have been is
sued to members only
Mrs. Burr James Ramage has taken
an apartment in the I,onsdale, 213S Cal
lfornia street, for the winter
Quests Visiting Mrs. Weightman.
Mrs. Richard Weightman has as
her guests her sister and her niece,
Mrs. Howard and Miss Flores Howard
OF New Orleans.
The newly arrived counselor of the
Russian Embassy and Nine. Onou
who have been at the Lafayette since
they came to Washington, have leased
the home of Judge Hunt, ITO street
and will take possession or IL next
week.
Mrs. Arthur A. Bfrney has closed heI
house in Twenty-second street and IL
visiting her daughter In Chicago. Lat
er she will go to Florida for the win
ter, accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Conway, and Miss Josephine Mitchell
Her son, Dion =, Birney, Will spend
the winter months with his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund A. Verela at their Washington
home.
Mrs. James Hale Strong, formerly
Miss Catherine Birney, and her small