The Washington times., 1916-08-30
Warm Weather Period Shifts
Social Activities Of Wash.
inqton NorthWard.
DoINGs OF OFFICIAL SET
Summer Plans Of Those Who
Are at the Seashore and In
the Mountains.

Afs. Wilson and Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones. accompanied by the Misses
Smith. OF New Orleans. aud John Ran
dolph Boiling went to the Capitol yes
terday to hear the President make his
appeal to the joint session of Congress.
They occupied seats in the diplomatic
gallery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goeiet Gerry, ac-
companied by Mrs. Gerry's mother, Mrs.
Richard Townsend. have arrived at
Newport rom Warwick Neck. <. L..
aboard tie' yacht owera.
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Former Senator and Mrs Chruncey
M. Depew. who have been at tho Hotel
Aspinwall. at Lenox. for August have
gone to Briarcliff Manor, Briarcliff.
N. Y.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Lam
lunched together at the Shoreham yes
terday.
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Is at Narragansett Pier.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife of the
scommandant of the marine corps. has
arrived at Narragansett Pier and
10 the guest of Mrs. Irving II. Chase
at Miramar. Mrs. Barnett will serve as
honorary commandant of the National
Service School which will open at Mar.
agansett September s. Mrs. Chase 4.
Committee and has loaned Sunset Farm
Tor the camp.
Other Washingtonians who are serv
Ing on the committee are Mrs Ernest
colt, Miss Elizabeth Ellicott Poe vii
aid in the organization of the camp.
Mrs. Stephen II. ?. pen. daughter O.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
was hostess at a musicale at hel
GUNNER home at Southampton, a.. /
yesterday in compliment to Mrs. Far
rington Smith. of Philadelphia. Mrs
Smith sang. with Bruno HUM, tn,
I4mposer. as her accompanist. Mrs
1noh'ps0h was among the guests.
Leaves for Ohio.
The American ambassador to France
William G. Sharp. who has been ir
washington for the past week, vii
70. today to his home in Elyria. Ohio
Where he will join Mrs. Sharp.
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The marriage is announced of Jear
Cabell O'Neill. formerly OF Washing
ton. to Lieut.. Joseph G. Herbert. u. S
A., of the Firnt aero squadron, station
ed at Columbus. N. NJ. The weddini
took place August Is at Ell Paso. Chap
lain Brander, Eighth Cavalry. U. S. A.
officiating. Mrs. Herbert is the young
est daughter Of the late Nicholas Biddl,
van Zandt. U. 8. N, and Jane Cabell
both long identified with Washington
She was the widow OF Francis
ONeill. Washington newspaper man
N. NJ.
Or. William Thornwell Davis has re
turned from Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Mouiton have an
nounced marriage of their daughter
Anna Juanita. to Maurice c. Dyatt, O
performed by the Rev. NJ. r. Frederick
az the home Of the brides parents, IL
LAKEWOOD avenue. Hudson Heights, n
j.. last evening. The bride wore a cow
OF gray charmeuse trimmed In silve
lace. After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Dyatt left for their home in st. Mi
.Chaels.
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Announces Engagement.
Daniel Frazer announces the en-
glsement OF his niece. Miss Elizabet
Kirkwood Fulton, to Sidney Fletche
Taliaferro. Of this city and Fairfa
county. Va, the wedding to tax
place in October.
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Tho Washington Golf and Countr
Club will hold Its regular dances 10
tho month of September on the 2
and 10th.
Tho marriage of Miss Virginia Lyl
Gardner, daughter of Louis f. Gard
ner. to Wintemute William Sloan, @
Buffalo. N. Y. will take place on tn
evening Of September 2s in the apart
msnt OF the brides cousin, Mr.
Drank Duehay. in the Rochambeau.
Signing Of the Philippine bill b
President Wilson yesterday was cell
brated with a dinner last evening b
Manuel L. Quezon. since 1909 Commi
noner for the Philippine Islands in Il
House of Representative The 6anau
served as Mr.. Quezon's farewell to h
ippines today. and will not return
Congress.
The guests included mosi Of the men
bers OF the Senate and the House wi
were in sympathy with Mr.. Quezon
desire to secure absolute independent
Of the islands, and Senator Phela
Speaker Clark. Congressman Coopc
Congressman Slayden. and Congressms
Kitchin were among those who MAJ
short addresses expressing these sent
ments.
Congressman Tavenner Of Illinois -
scented Mr.. Quezon with a handson
gold watch in behalf OF his maj
friends in the House. Mr.. Quezon r
ceived the gift gracefully. and lookil
on II said: II shall always cherish III
as one Of my fondest possessions"