The Washington times., 1917-09-15
G. B. Garkson
AndMs. Reeder
Are Married

n marriage OF COnSlueEdDAc' iubSie eSe
to Washington society took place in
Providence. r. /, yesterday, when
Mrs. HIlah Fer became the bride
of Gro%1enor r. Clarkson, secretary,
OF the Council OF National Defense.
Howard L. Coffin, of the ADVISORY
board of the Council OF National~De-
fense, and Mrs. Coffin went on from
Washington TO attend the wedding.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Flint. in
Arnold aVenus, Providence. Mrs.
Flint attended the bride and Coker
Jrincld Garrison. OF sleepy Hollow
Farm, Tarrytown. n. Y, was best man
for his brother. r." III.
Mrs. Clarkson has lived at the Bit
more Hotel, New York city. for sew
eral years. She is a daughter OF Mrs.
A. Cornell Sullivan, of New York
Her first husband was Harold Reed
er. of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Clarkson is
son OF Gen. James S. Clarllson. for
York and, once chairman of the Re-
publican national committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson will not take
a wedding trip, as ATr. clarkson can
not leave Washington at this time.
Their engagement was announced a
few weeks ago. s@g-
The Assistant Solicitor of the State
Dc DCpartment and Mrs. Hsmpson Gary
entertained a small company at lunch
con yesterday at the Willard. .i5E- t;-.-
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Mr. and Mrs. George d. widener,
OF Philadelphia, have leased the homo
OF Chandler Hale, at the corner Of
Sixteenth and l. streets for the winter.
They will take possession today. Mrs.
Widener and her little daughter
passed the summer at Erdenheim
FERNS Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Widener have re-
sided since their marriage. last March.
Mrs Widener Is the daughter OF
, Henry T. Sloane and the sister of
Baroness de la Grange. who was Miss
Emily Sloane. Mr.. widener Is the
son of Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice.
He is working in the Intelligence bu-
reeu of the Navy Department.
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Major and Mrs. Frederick Z. Huide-
! koper have leased their house at 1914
Eighteenth street to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Bingham, OF Philadel-
phia Mr.. Bingham is connected with
/ the Council of National Defense.
Major and Mrs. Huidekoper arc In
Charleston, S. c., where Major Huide-
koper was ordered shortly after re-
ceiving his commission in the officers
reserve corps last spring.
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Mr.. Charles Sidney HaiGht, wife OF
Lieut.. Col Haight, u. S. A., who has
| been the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
/ George Winthrop Folsom, in JenoX.
I Mass. since early spring, will return
to Fort Myer, Septsmber %. -GpiOnel
Haight Is on duty at Petorsbuts. Va.
Mrs. Folsom entertained at luncheon
yesterday IN Leae1-
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Henri. yyhjtes former ambassador
20 Fratss e. who has chen ut Lenox'
Mass. -yFiiI7 rsturn to town next week
to remain for the winter.
Mrs. Price Collier and Miss Sara
Price Collier have arrived In New
i York from Tuxedo Park, anu are at
/ the Ritz-CarltOn.
! Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. II.
Z. KEYS were hosts at dinner last
evening in Newport. Mrs. Kays was
formerly Miss Margaret Fechteler.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Bakhmeteff
will close their season in Newport on
September e3.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Frew, OF
Philadelphia, have leased the home OF
/ Joseph Folk. chief counsel OF the In
/ terstate Commerce Commission, and
Mrs. Folk at o120 Leroy Place for
, the winter. Mr.. Frew Is in Washing
: ton in connection with the Council OF
! National Defense. lie has bee living
/ at StoneIeigh Court. Mrs. Frew will
come to Washington the first of octo-
Der, when they will take possession
! of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folk, who have been
, in Atlantic City for several weeks,
will return to town this evening. They
will make their home at the willard
this winter.
I Miss Dorothca Denys il with her
: father. the Rev. 7. Ward Denys. at tho
Ausable Club. St Huberts. in the Adj
rondacks. The latter part OF the month
| they will go to Montreal and Quebec,
/ after which they will be Joined in New
| York by Miss Murlel Denys before re-
! turning to Washington some time n
| October.