The Washington times., 1916-11-15
He win Return to New York
After Short Visit With Chief
Executive.
TWO CLUB DINNERS TONIGHT
Frs Carl vrooman win Return
to Capital From Illinois at
End Of Week.

Mrs. Wilson and Miss Helen Bones
accompanied the President last even
ing to the Raleigh, where he made the
opening address to the National
Grange which will be In session there
for, ten days.
Carl Vrooman, Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture. arrived in Wash.
ington, Sunday. after an absence OF
several weeks. Mrs. yrooman. who
Is with her mother. Mrs. Matthew
Scott, at their home In Bloomington,
Ill, will join Mr.. vrooman at the end
of the week. Mrs. Scott will remain
In Illinois some time longer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vrooman have given up the resi-
dence. s31 Eighteenth street. which
they occupied last winter.
Guests at Club Dinner.
Col. Mason Patrick. U. S, A.. COM
mandant at the Washington Barracks,
and Mrs. Patrick will be the guests
of honor at a dinner which Major and
Mrs. Robert U. Patterson will give to-
night at the Chevy Chase Club before
the midweekly dance.
Mrs. Thomas c. Dawson will enter
tain at dinner tonight at the club.
apponted S ST OF Panama Pc sas neT by
Belisario Porras. formerly president
OF the republic of Panama, and Nine.
Porras. There will be sixteen covers.
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Speaker Clark Here.
The Speaker of the House and Mrs.
Champ Clark returned to Washington
yesterday. Mrs. Clark left last night
for New York. as she is delegate to
the convention Of the American Associ-
alton of Arts and Letters at the Ritz
Carlton this week. On Saturday she
will return here. and, with the Speaker.
will start for Chattanooga and other
New Orleans. They will spend Thanks
giving there with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Thorn
son, and will be Joined there by their
son. Bennett Clark. who Is still I'm their
home at Bowling Green. Mo.
Major Mark Brooke, Y. 8. A.. who has
been In the Philippines for several years,
has returned to this country. He land
cd in San Francisco today. Mrs. Brooke.
who was formerly Miss Marie BafAes.
has been with her mother. Mrs. Francis
NJ. Gunnell in Washington for about
year. She will leave this week to join
Major Brooke In Chicago. From there
they will go to New York. where they
will remain until after Thanksgiving,
and attend the Army and Navy football
game At the expiration OF the two
month"; leave due the major, they will
go to Wilmington. Del. where the major
win be stationed.
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Married at Home.
An interesting wedding took place
Yesterday evening at 8 o'clock, at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Nestler. 81
q street northeast, When Miss Anna l.
Ramsay daughter of the late DENIM!
McCarty Ramsay. became the bride o.
Turner Groves, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. r. Groves, of Remington, Va:
The DerfOrmeQ DIV TN
Rev. Mr.. Sven, OF this city.
The decorations were attractively car
ried In while and green, quantities o
cut flowers being used. with an effec
i've arrangement of palms and ferns
Miss Lois Simonds gave a delightful
piano recital before the ceremony, as
sisted by Lawrence Mankin, volinist
and rendered the wedding march fror
Mendelssohn as the bridal party entere
the. parlor. The bride wore a gown o
white net combined with taffeta. an
carried a shower bouquet OF roses an
lilies OF the valley.
Miss Ruth owens. the maid of honor
wore a gown OF pink net. satin and lac
and carried an arm bouquet Of pin
roses.
The BRIDEGROOM had for his best ma
Later in the evening Mr. and Mr.
Groves left for a wedding trip. the la
ter wearing a stylish suit OF midnigf
blue gabardine, with fox furs and blac
After December they will be at hon
at GA G street northeast.
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To Be Held at Portner.
The musical soiree to be given by II
Gailmont branch OF the Sunshine ar
Community. November q. from $3.50
1880 D. M, will be held In the parloI
Of the Portner instead Of the Ne
Ebbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who ha'
been spending a few days In Washing
ton. will remain at their apartment
cember is, when they viii return to the
house in washingtcn for the winter.
The engagement has been announc'
and this city. OF Miss Nancy Perkir
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mo
cure Perkins Of Richmond. to- Hen
Field, son OF the late Marshall Ftel
r.. Of. Chicago. No date has been
Miss Perkins is a member OF o
Of the most prominent families IN W
ginta. being a granddaughter of Col.
d. Langhorne. Her mother was one
tho famous Lanehorne sisters. Of v
ginia, and a sister OF Mrs. Charles Da
Gibson or New York, ~
Miss Perkins was introduced In N!
York. last winter with Mrs Gibsoi
daughter. Miss Irene Gibson. who W
married to George B. Post. jr, Ia
spring. Miss Perkins acted as maid
honor at the wedding ceremony. and
tho greater part Of last season ma
her home with Mrs. Gibson at 1H Et
Seventy-third street.
Prominent in Chicago.
Mr. Field Is prominent In Chical
where his father was one of the larg'
merchants of the city, and head of
firm OF Marshall Field & Co. His moth
who afterward married Maldwln Dru
mond, died last September In Englal
where she had lived for some time.
Field also passed a great deal of
time in Europe. His brother. Marsh
Field, Sd, married a year ago last +,
ruary Miss Evelyn Marshall. daugh
of Mrs. Charles II. Marshall of N
York,
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The first concert OF the season
the Philadelphia Orchestra was giN
at the National Theater yesterday