The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-27
Mo-. MeponaId EntertaIn..


Mrs. James Mcdonald was hostess
at large dinner party last evening,
entertaining at her residence in
Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. McDon-
aid will pass the greater part OF the
summer in California, going to Homo
lulu possibly for a visit OF q few
weeks. She will leave Washington
early in July and will be Joined later
by her son, Arthur Bradley Campbell,
who will be with her for a few weeks
before joining the reserve Officers
camp at Fort Myer, the 18th OF Aug
ust.
DR.. Charles H. T.sLowndes, U. s. N.
and Mrs. Lowndes entertained at
dinner last evening in compliment to
DR.. and Mrs. James c. Pryor, whose
marriage took place recently. Mrs.
Pryor was formerly Miss Frances
Siviter, of Pittsburgh. DR.. Pryor has
Just returned to his new station In
/ Washington, having been stationed
here some time ago. DR.. and Mrs
Lowndes' young son, Charles, will
! leave today to spend the summer in
! camp at Stafford, N. II.
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Leigh c. Palmer. has returned from
New York, where she met her son,
James McKeldrin, who Is a student at
st. PauTs. at Concord, N. II. Mr.. Nc
Keldrin is preparing for Yale.
Mrs. William Francis Blauvelt, OF
! Piedmont-on-the-Hu N. Y, an
nounces the engagement of her
, daughter, Miss Natalie Blauvelt, to
Lieut.. Comdr. MacGilvray Milne. u. S.
n. The wedding will take place on
July 2, and will be attended only by
members OF the immediate family.
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Col. Mason Gulick has returned to
Washington from a motor trip to
Philadelphia, where he and Mrs.
Gulick spent the weekend. Mrs.
Gulick remAined-for a few days longer
to visit relatives.
The Persian minister, Mehdi Khan,
returned yesterday from the summer
legation at Long Branch to attend
the reception OF Secretary and Mrs.
Lansing. given for the Russian mis-
sion.
Miss CosErove Bride of A. }. Clark.
Miss Maybelle cosgrove and Arthur
J. Clark. Of Lynn, Mass, were married
on the morning OF June IS with nup-
tial mass at St. Martins Church. The
ceremony was performed by Father
Hannah. assisted by Father McGuigan,
OF Westminster, Nd. and Father Eag-
an, OF st. Patrick's Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark left for q wedding trip.
and will make their home at Lynn,
Mass.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Irwin Cosgrove,
wore q dainty gown OF gray taffeta
combined with georgette crepe, and
beaded in silver, with a black pic
ture hat OF milan straw, trimmed
with black aigrets. She carried a
shower OF white sweet peas. Miss
Beatrice Cosgrove was her sisters
only attendant and George w. Hurley,
Of Providence. r. l., was best man.
Miss Lorraine Allen, OF New York.
who was introduced TO society last
winter and was one OF the first OF the
seasons debutantes to have her en-.
gagement announced, will be married
on August % in St Peters Church,
Morristown, n. J. Her fance is Allan
McDougall, son OF Mrs. Allan McDou-
gall, OF New York. The ceremony
will be followed by a reception at the
country home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Marshall Allen, at Nor
ristown.
Miss Allen was one OF three out-of-
town debutAntes for whom Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Bradley gave one OF the
smartest dinner dances OF the season.
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A wedding Of interest will take
place today in Cincinnati, when Miss
Helen Irwin Justis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Irwin Justis, will
become the bride of Donald Omar
Dunn, formerly OF Baltimore, son OF
Rear Admiral Herb-r: o. Dunn, T.
s n, and the late Mrs. Dunn. The
ceremony will be performed at S
O'cock in the evening al the Church
Of the Advent, Walnut Hills, Cincin-
natl. Miss Justis was one OF the
most prominent debutantes Of a sea
son ago at Cincinnati. and has since
been a student at Smith College. Mr..
Dunn is a graduate OF the Boys
Latin School, Baltimore, and Of the
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