The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-09
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Burton. Of chamDaien. III. and is a
civil engineer by profession. Tie "a
many years older than Mr.. and Mrs
James Maxwell Duraht's pretty daugh-
ter So far no definite plans for the
wedding have been made.
When Or. Henry 10. jenkins, U. $. N.
was ordered TO leave Port Royal. s. c..
where he has been stationed for the past
two or three years. HALLE JenlSins--shc
was formerly Halle Gatewood-expected
thet her husband would 10 right to sea.
and planned to come to washington for
4 visit to DR.. and AIRS, Gatewood, Now.
however. II appears that DR.. Jenkins
shiI--the New Hampshire. think II is
Is at Norfolk. and that Il will be several
months before her crew can be got to-
gether and the date Of selling fixed.
Consequently HalIie and little Anne
Wythe have Joined the doctor at Nor
folk. and have a pleasant winter IN pros
pect instead OF the separation that is
the bane Of existence to all young navy
folk.
To add to, Hallie's happiness, her sis
ter. Hildreth Gatewood. now Mrs. Toy
Dixon Savage. makes her home In Nor
folk, and. OF course. Hildreth u equally
delighted over Hallie's arrival. More
over. Norfolk Is but a few hours trip
from Washington, and [ suspect that
both girls will be coming TO town later
on. or else we'll see Mrs. Gatewoo1
spending much of her time a-visiting
her daughters.
Norfolk Is by way OF being a second
homo to the Gatewood family. too. for
DIR. GRtewood's father was one OF the
most prominent clerRymen OF that city
for many years. and his mother lived
there until her death few years ago.
The girls spent several weeks out of
every season there and know everybody
that is worth knOwlnE.
Mrs, Albert L. Mills Is out again Af-
ter miserable attack Of grip and will
be at home as usual on Monday after
noon. Last week she was unable to
receive and numerous callers went away
disappointed. Mrs. Mills and the gen
eral. he has been under the weather.
too. spent Christmas in Fort ogle-
thorpe Ga. with their son-in-law and
daughter Lieut.. and Mrs. Emil p.
Laurson. Their train was delayed two
hNtA0 ~ hNuANiAat anu Ou lnd way lTOHl
Chattanooga to the fort, their motor
broke down and they spent an hour
IN the rain. which doubtless helped pre-
pare n welcome for the grip germs.
However they managed to keep going
during their visit, and had a royal good
time.
or course the Christmas celebration
piVoted about the little Laurson girl.
On Christmas day the entire family
were the glests of Mr.. and Mrs. Web
ster James at their splendid home on
Lookout Mountain, where they sat
down TO dinner twenty strong, the chill
dren at one end OF the table and their
elders at the other. Afterward there
was a great Christmas tree and all
sorts of gay doings. Next day they
went to two dinners. two eggnog par
ties and took long automobile ride
through the country. After that they
came home and don't wonder Mrs.
Mills needed rest after so strenuous
a time.
Next week General Mills Is going to
New York to attend the farewell re-
view which is to be given on January
II in honor OF Col. Daniel Appleton.
who has been I'm command of the ia
NOUS Seventh Regiment OF the New
York National Guard for thirty years
or more. The colonel Il retiring. great
~ to the regret of the regiment, for he
Is grand old man and immensely
popular with his soldier boys, and. OF
course, there Is to be a banquet and
numerous other festivities are in order
Colonel Appleton is the senior member
of the publishing firm d Annlaton a
Co. He has done a great deal for the
National Guard OF New York and is
highly regarded by the military authori-
ties OF the country.
=
Governor Osborne-the Assistant Sec
rotary of state to give him his present
proper title-is able to be about again
and goes to his office each day for a
few hours. He was i'll for some time,
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