Evening star., 1917-10-20

tlon with the Red cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark will be at 1859
Euclid street until Mr.. Clark is able
to travel. when they will go to the
French Lick Springs.
Mrs Samuel Spencer will return to
Washington next week and will reopen
her house in Massachusetts avenue for
the winter.
The Misses Sedgley have as their
guest Miss Mary Florence Denton of
kioto, Japan, who arrived at Washing
ton this morning.
Mrs. William R. RockhilI. widow of the
former assistant secretary of state and
ambassador to Russia and Turkey, who
is now at her summer home in Con-
necticut. has taken an apartment here
for the season.
Senator and Mrs Francis c. New
lands will leave Washington today to
be absent until December l.
Mrs. William D. Connor, wife of Col
Connor OF the Engineer Corps. is at the
Grafton for stay of several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Denegre Of New
Orleans are returning to Washington
after an absence of several years and
have taken the residence 110s 18th
street for the winter. They spent the
summer on the north shore.
Miss Frances Dunn. daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn of
George Hamlet Taylor. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Taylor of Rochester. was re-
Gently announced. has selected Tuesday
october 80. for her wedding, which will
take place at Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Abbott of Pitts
bureh have leased for the winter the
residence 1928 Connecticut avenue. Mr..
Abbott is here in connection with the
work of one of the Red Cross bureaus.
Mrs. MCGOWAN, widow of Admiral Nc
Gowan has leased her residence. 1920
18th street. to Mr. and Mrs. John Cal
lender Livingston, who will be warmly
welcomed at Washington this winter.
Miss Livingston has already given her
services for translatiug French and
German at the War College.
Mrs. Siias Casey and Miss Casey have
opened their apartment at the Oakland
for the winter. They have as guests
Mrs. c. w. Bispham and her daughters
for a few weeks, before they return to
their new home at New Orleans, La.
Mr. H Wilfred Du Puy of Pittsburgh.
a member of the officers Reserve Corps
and Mrs. Du Puy have leased the resi-
dence, II Dupont circle, the one-time
home of the late Rev. DR.. John Aspin-
wall.
Among the patronesses for the hal
ioween dance to be given at Rauscher's
Saturday evening, November 3, for the
benefit of the Washington ward of the
American Hospital at Neuilly. France,
and for the worsted fund of the Dis
trict Chapter of the Red Cross, are Mrs.
Robert Lansing. Mrs. franklin K Lane.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mrs. Rich
ard Townsend. Mrs. Julian James, Mrs.
u. 1..1- cN1,
der. Mrs. George Barnett and Miss Ma
bel Boardman.
Miss Isabelle Edna Austen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. Austen of
New York. has chosen October 81 as the
day of her wedding to Lieut. Oscar
Charles Badger. L. S. N. son of Rear
Admiral Charles J. Badger. Z. s. n,
retired. and Mrs. Badger of Washing
ton. Lieut.. Badger is attached to the
United States battleship Arizona.
Miss Austen will be attended by her
sister. Miss Gladys Austen; Misses Olga
Humphrey. Beatrice Nickel and Bea
trice Scott. The flower girls will be
Henry F. Bryan. L. S. N, of the war
College, at Newport. r. l., and Mrs.
Bryan. and Miss Lydia Austen. daugh
ter of Lieut. Charles Austen, United
States Coast Artillery. The personnel
of the ushers is still undecided. owing
to the fact that many will be of the
Navy and the proba bilty of their being
away at service.
The following members of Washing
ton Camp, No. 305. Sons of Confederate
Veterans, will compose the reception
committee for the reception to be held
1917: n. Claude Bennett. chairman:
Allen L. Reese, vice chairman; H. c.
Rothrock. G.. T. Rawlins Thomas Stu
art Murray. l.. P Calfee, P. j. Altizer
and G.. b. Ashby.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt have
leased their residence. 2009 Massachu-
setts avenue. to Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick
c. Walcott of New York. Mr.. Walcott
is associated with Herbert c. Hoover
In the food administration.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robert f.
Peary have gone to their place, Eagle
Island, Me. to spend ten days.
Maj and Mrs Charles Elliott War
rem have closed their house at Hewlett,
l. l.. and have come to Washington for
the winter. Maj. Warren having taken
up his duties as a member of the staff
of the chief Of ordnance
Mr. Herbert N. Keene of 111a Colum-
bia road announces the marriage of
his daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Mr..
K. Statan Wallace at Baltimore on
Wednesday, October II.
Mrs Elliott, wife of Capt. Charles B.
Elliott has taken an apartment at 1884
Columbia road while Capt. Elliott is in
France.
Col. T. A. Donaldson. formerly of the
inspector generals department of the
east. at Governors Island, has arrived
at Washington and reported for duty in
the Office of the inspector general
under Maj. Gen. John l.. Chamberlain
Col. Donaldson has leased 1925 Wyom-
ing avenue and Mrs. and Miss Donald
son will join him here next week, COM
ing down from Governors Island.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Culp was hostess at a small
luncheon yesterday at the Chevy Chase
Club in compliment to Mrs. James A.
Sommerville. Mr.. and Mrs. Sommer-
vile have arrived from st. Louis and
have taken an apartment at the Wy
oming. as Mr. Sommerville is connected
with the American Railroad Associa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker Stone
entertained at supper last evening at
their homo in Massachusetts avenue for
their daughter. Miss Pauline Stone,
whose marriage to DIR. Daniel LIE Roy
Borden, medical reserve. L. S. A. son
of Col. and Mrs. William Cline Borden,
will take place this afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock. reception will follow the
ceremony at Rauschers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Corby were
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