The Washington times., 1917-12-22
Mrs. Harris Gibes
Chadren's Party
To Small Daughter

Mrs. Harris, wife OF Rear Admiral
Frederick r. Harris, will be hostess
at children's party this afternoon at
her apartments in the Connecticut,
entertaining for her small daughter,
Miss Florence Russell Bennett Harris,
who is today celebrating her fourth
birthday. This Is little Miss Harris
first party. Games will be played
during the afternoon; there will be a
donkey party. with prizes to- delight
the children; and when refreshments
are served q cake, with plump
Santa Claus posing between four wee
candles, will have the place of honor.
The little guests sre Miss Ellen
Wilson McAdoo. Miss Margaret wag-
gaman. John wsggaman, Miss Eliza
beth Robbins, Billy Titus, John Mar
shall Knapp, SeveIlon Brown. Barry
Brown, Audree Cassells, Frank Edgar,
Charles Howard. Franklin D. Roose-
welt. jr., James Pryor. AFR. and Mrs.
Arthur Newbold's two children. and
the two children OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
wilfred Du Puy, Of Pittsburgh. who
are spending the winter In Wash
ington.
Mrs. Harris has recently returned
TO town after staying with Mrs. Ber-
nard Baruch in New York and visit
ing Mrs. Frederick Schmidt at Rad
nor. Pa.
The Hon. and Mrs. Robert Brand
have gone TO Mrs. Brands old home
in Virginia to spend Christmas. Mrs.
Brand (nee Langhorne) was formerly
Mrs. Reginald Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Taber Nc
Allister have gone to New York from
Washington, and will pass the winter
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Senator and Mrs. James W. wads-
worth have as their guest for several
days Edward F. Hinkle, OF New
York, q member OF tho Lafayette
flying squad.
Louis Bruguiere left Newport yes
terday for Washington preparatory to
starting for England, where he has
received an appointment to the
American embassy at London.
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The marriage of Miss Janet Blanch-
ard Mowry. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton McLane Mowry, OF New York, to
Ensign Thomas c. Parsons, U. S. N,
was solemnized yesterday in the
chapel OF the Naval Academy, the
chaplain, Rev. Sydney X. Evans, ofici-
Rting.
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The wedding of Miss Louise Gard
peT, daughter OF Mrs. John c. +. Gard
ner, OF New York, and Frederick
Rodgers, son OF the late Rear Admiral
Frederick Rodgers, l.. S. ", will take
place on Saturday afternoon, Decem-
Der 20, at o'clock, in Trinity Chapel.
New York. The wedding will be qoict
owing to the recent death Of the
bridegroom father. There will be
no reception.
Mrs. Edward y. Hurley entertain
cd informally at luncheon today for
Mrs. Frederick r. Babcock, who is
visiting Congressman and Mrs. Ira
c. Copley.
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman will give
a reception today at her hol a in
Chicago for her granddaughter. Iiss
Florence Lowden, the debutante
daughter OF the governor of Illinois,
and Mrs. Frank Lowden. Miss Low
den was the guest OF Mrs. Raymond
Patterson in Washington at the time
OF the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Ruth Patterson, and Lieut.. Melville
W. +. Wallace, L. :. A.
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Mrs. Gibson FahnestocIc and Miss
tahnestock, accompanied by Mrs.
Fahnestock's brother-in-Iaw ard sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Eldridge, of New
York. Will go to Baltimore to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Snowden An
drews, mother OF Mrs. Fahnestock
and Mrs. Eldridge. Mr.. and Mrs
Eldridge are with Mrs. FahnestocK
for the weekend
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The Minister from Salvador and
Nine. Zaldivar have as their guest the
latter's sister, tho Princess Ghika, Of
Paris who arrived from Europe early
90 ia" week. Sh" VIII spend sry,rar