The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-14
President and Mrs. Wilson Hope
to Visit Virginia Mountain
! Resort Soon.
MISS SCRIvEN ENTERTAINs
Miss Fahnestock Leaves Capt.
tai to Join Her Mother in
New York.

President and Mrs. Wilson had as
their guests at luncheon at the White
House. yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
horgenthau. who have been in wash
ington for few days. In the afternoon
the President and Mrs. Wilson took a
motor ride through the Virginia hills.
John w. Wilson, a cousin OF the
President. who returned to Washington
from shadow Lawn with him, went to
New York last night.
IT the Presidents engagements per-
nit. he and Mrs. Wilson hope to make
short visit to one of the Virginia
. mountain resorts before Thanksgiving.
s.
Will Leave Washington.
Miss Margaret Fahncstock will leave
Washington tomorrow to join her moth
or. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. who went
to New York yesterday They will re-
turn to Washington at the end Of the
week. Miss Fahncstock will be the guest
OK honor at dinner which Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fahnestock will give I'm New
York Wednesday evening. taking the
party later to the opera.
Mrs. Rozier Clagett. widow Of Major
Clagett, L. s. A.. and her Daughter.
Miss Cornelia Clagett, have arrived from
Panama and are guests of Col. and Mrs.
Edwin p. Pendleton at their residence
III Bitmore street. They Will make an
extended stay in Washington. whore
they have large circle of friends. Mrs.
Clagett and Miss Clagett lived in Wash
tnEton for several years while Mrs.
Clagctts son. Capt. Harry Clagett. L. s.
A.. was stationed here. When he was
ordered to Panama about two years ago,
they accompanied him.
Miss Sallie Ovenshine entertained In
formally at tea Saturday afternoon for
Mrs. Clagett and Miss Clagett.
Entertain a. Bridge.
Mrs. A. c. Downing and the Misses
Downing are entertaining informally at
bridge this afternoon In compliment to
Mrs. Hugo W. osterhaus. wife Of Lieut..
Commander Osterhaus. L, s. n. Mrs.
Osterhaus was formerly Miss Helen
Downing. Commander and Mrs. Oster-
haus were stationed In Annapolis for
several years. until Commander Oster-
haus was ordered to sea last spring. He
is on duty on the Arkansas. Mrs. Os-
terhaus has taken an apartment at the
.Avondalc for the winter
A few additional guests have been In
vited for tea later iI the afternoon
Miss Pocohontas Butler. who is spend,
ing the week with Miss Mary Lord An
drews, has selected Wednesday. No
vember %. as the date of her wedding
to Capt. Thomas D. Woodson. Medical
Corps. L. s. A. The ceremony will be
performed at Elliott, the estate of her
parents, the former Senator and Mrs.
Marion Butler. in North Carolina.
-
Y. w. c. A. Secretaries Here
Miss Mabel Crafty. Miss Helen Tho
burn. and Miss Jessie Field, national
secretaries of the Y. W. c. A., have
arrived In Washington from New York
and will be at the Portland during their
stay. They will be leaders of the win
ter conference. which will be held at the
Washington Y. w. c. A. Building be-
ginning this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque and
Alton B. Parker are at the New Rich
mond Hotel.
Rear Admiral Thomas o. Selfridge, L.
Q. NJ. retired, and Mrs. Selfridge have
returned from Atlantic City.
McLeans at Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
have gone to their new estate at War
renton, Va, to remain through Novem-
Der
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chap
man, who passed the suAm travelling
the Belmont Hotel In New York. They
will return to Washington next week
and open their house in Q street for the
winter.
Mrs. Morris Weyer entertained a large
company on Sunday as a surprise to her
husband In celebration OF his birthday.
The drawing rooms were artistiCally
decorated with lavender and yellow
chrysanthemums and palms.