The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-02
MISS NORTON GIVES
A THEATERP PARTY
Miss Margaret Wilson Among
Guests at Farewell to
Charles c. Broy.

Miss Cecil n. Norton entertained a
box party at Keith's last evening. when
Miss Margaret Wilson was among the
guests. The party was given as fare
we'll to Charles c. Broy. of the State
Department, who will sail tomorrow for
ireland on a special mission. The other
guests were Miss Anna Norton, MRS.
Jacob A. Norton, Frederick l.. Stephens.
and Thomas w. Sisson.
Later the party attended the supper
dance at the Willard as the guests Of
Congressman sisson.
Mrs. John ID. Works will leave WASH
ington on Monday for her home in Cali
fornia. where she will spend the sum-
mer. Senator Works, who will attend
the Republican national convention, will
90 with her as far as Chicago. The
Senator will join his wife In California
later II his duties permit.
Mrs. Mason Blunt is entertaining in
formally at bridge this afternoon.
The Secretary of War reached wash
ington this morning after a short
trip to Cleveland. Mrs Baker and
they took possession at once of I'm
the Woods" the charming suburban
residence which they have leased from
MT. and Mrs. Davis W: Fairehild and
ton homo. They expect to be In Wash
ington the greater part or the sum
mer.
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For Friday Tea.
Mrs. Joseph c. III. Coiquitt has cards
out for tea on Friday afternoon.
June o. at s o'clock at her apartment
In the 81. Regis In compliment to Miss
Dorothy Taylor. whose marriage to
Robert Courtney Hilliard. of Minneapo-
Miss Ellie Lejeuno will also enter
tain at tea for Miss Taylor. the date
selected being Wednesday, June Z, and
on Thursday. June s.. Mrs, Charles
her honor, Miss Antoinette Ray. Mrs.
Henry Holcombe and Miss Frances Ell
finger will also entertain for Miss Tay-
lor.
The marriage OF Miss Fanny whittIe-
eey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
r. whittlesey, TO Frank Shepherd. OF
Yorkshire. England. was solemnized at
noon yesterday at the home OF tho
The Ceremony, which was performed
| by the Rev. DR.. helms, of the Church
| OF the Ascension, was followed by a
breakfast for relatives and out-of-town
guests. The apartment was attractiveiy
decorated with quantities Of spring
| flowers.
The bride wore a modish travelling
gown OF blue taffeta. with large leg
horn hat painted In a pretty butterfly
design, and carrier shower bouquet
OF sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
There were no attendants.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd will make
their home at the Saratoga. on East
Capitol street, where they have taken
an apartment.
| Mrs. Walter r. whittlesey came from
New York for the wedding. as did Mr..
and Mrs. @. Norris Shuman. of Rich
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1 Mrs. william B. Wilson, wife of the
Secretary Of Labor. will leave Washing
| ton the latter part OF the month for
| the summer Before going to her coun-
try home. at Blossburr. Pa. Mrs. Will
! son will visit the Secretary's mother.
Mrs. Allen Wilson. whose home Is In
Ciearfield county. Pa, Miss Mary Will
son will toin her mother about the
first OF the month.
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Surg. Gen and Mrs. William c. Cor
gas will leave Washington the latter
part OF next week for visit of several
days at New York before sailing on
June Il for South America, where they
will travel for several months.