The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
Gen. and Mrs. William Crozier Entertain
Thirty Guests at Chevy Chase Club Dinner;
Mrs. Champ Clark Receives With Miss Haley
Other News of Society at the Capital

Gen. and Mrs. William crozier enter
tsined at a dinner Of thirty covers last
evening at the Chevy Chase Cluo Inc
decorations were effectively carried out
N red. white and blue. Among the guests
we're the French Ambassador and Mime:
Jusserand. the Secretary Of state ana
Mrs. Lansing. several members OF the
Cabinet circle and a number or army
officers and their wives.
Mrs Champ Clark was at home In
formally Yesterday afternoon at Congress
Hall, when she had receiving with her.
Miss Alice Haley, Of Lakeside, Fla. a
niece Of Speaker Clark. who has arrived
in washington to be the guest OF Speaker
and Mrs. Clark for short time.
Speaker Clark will return today from
Norfolk, where he went to deliver an ad-
dress on the Fourth.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
motored to Pittsburgh yesterday with
Mrs Roesing and Miss Hannah J. Pat
terson. who returned to their home after
spending several days with Secretary
and Mrs Baker at In The Woods" their
country place. near Chevy Chase
Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory, wife Of
the Attorney General. and their family
the summer at Blue Ridge Summit Pa
Mrs Josephus Daniels went to the Y.
NJ C. A. camp at South River. Nd. near
Annapolis yesterday to visit her younger
sons, Jonathan and Frank Daniels, who
are in camp there.
Mrs. Laurson, who has been the guest
Of her parents. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. AL
bert L. Mills, for several weeks, left
Washington last evening for Hamilton,
Mass, where she will spend the month
Of July with Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Perkins Gen. and Mrs. Mills are plan
ming to join Mrs. Laurson in Massachu-
setts early in August.
Mrs. William Pennock Rogers. widow
of Brig. Gen. Rogers, L. S. A. has
closed her apartment at the Rocham-
beau and gone TO Winona, MINI, where
mother. Mrs. William Gordon Brown
ing.
Nine. J. de Marees van swinderen and
her children will arrive from Holland to-
morrow and will be met by her father,
Mr.. Charles c. Glover. whom she will
accompany to York Earbor, Me. for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Eaton Cromwell,
OF Philadelphia, have Joined the summer
colony at Narraga Pier. where they
are established at Pinehurst Cottage in
Central street for the summer
Mrs. Dalton, wife Of Capt H F. Dal-
ton, L. S. A, left Washington last week
with their two sons for Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, where the boys will spend
the next few months at the summer
camp at that place.
Mrs. N. D. Owen-Chahoun, Of this city,
Is stopping at the Hotel Lafayette. Mrs
J. " Smell and Miss Smell, OF New York,
are also registered there.
Medical Director Frank Anderson. q,
s. N, retired, and Mrs Anderson, who
hsvs made their home at the AvondaIe,
have gone to Wardour one Of the sub
urbs Of Annapolis. Nd, where they will
reside permanently in the house which
they have Just completed at that place.
Miss Dorothy Anderson will spend the
summer with them and return to New
York m the autumn to resume her art
studies
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore George stoner
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Margaret, and Mr. Winfield Preston.
Washington. The wedding will take
place In September.
Mrs. Marshall King left yesterday for
her country place. Won Venue, near War
renton, Va, where she will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Walter Reed widow Of Col. Reed,
U. 8. A. Is spending the summer at Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mrs. Ellis. wife Of Capt. Roland B.
Ellis, U. S. A, during her husbands alb
sence on the border will remain with her
mother, Mrs. E. P. Nalle, at the Cairo
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren DeIano Robbins
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Perry Bel
mont at Belcourt. their Newport resi-
dence, where a luncheon was given in
their honor yesterday. Mr. Robbins is
attached to the State Department.
DR.. George Poulietr, secretary of the
Bulgarian Legation; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wardman. Miss Helen vardman. and
Miss Glascox are among the Washing
ton folk at Virginia Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs R. 8. Reynolds Hit are
visiting Miss French Vanderbilt, at New
port.
The Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
was the scene Of a pretty wedding Mon
day at high noon when Miss Ethel
Freise Harper, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Harper, was married
to Mr.. John Leroy Mitchell, the Rev.
Paul R. Hickok, pastor OF the church,
officiating.
The altar was banked with palms
and ferns and large clusters of pink
and white gladol. The program of
nuptial music was played by Mr. e
Blodgett
The bridal procession was led by the
Ushers, Mr.. Thomas K. Back and Mr.
Robert Frere. Immediately following
was the bridesmaid, Miss Kathryn F,
Harper. sister of the bride, who wore a
gown OF pale blue tulle and tafreta
with large tulle hat to match, and car
ried a bouquet Of pale pink roses. The