The Washington times., 1917-07-26
President Host
ToHsKinsn1an
From Atlanta

The President and Mrs. Wilson have
Gs their guest at the White House
for few days their kinsman, Col. E.
7. Brown, Of Atlanta
The President and Mrs. Wilson &C.
cupied a box at B. F. Keith's Theater
last evening. Colonel Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Boiling, who dined
with them at the White House, were
their guests.
Cardenio A. Severance, of st. Paul,
who has been in New York, is in
Washington for q few days, and is the
guest of Senator Frank B. Kellogg.
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Henry White, former ambassador
to France, who has been at the Lenox
Club, Lenox, Mass, for some weeks,
Is now in New York. and will leave
shortly for Bar Harbor, Ne.
Announce Enlargement.
Mrs. Cyril Patrick Dugmore, OF
New York and Great Neck, L. L, an
nounces the engagement Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Florence E. Gilbert, to Rus
sell Evans Tucker, jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Evans Tucker, OF New
York, formerly OF Philadelphia. Miss
, Gilbert is a daughter OF the late 4.
Bramhall Gilbert and q sister Of Mrs.
Howard P. Renshaw. Mr.. fuckers
great-grandfather, John Tucker, was
Assistant Secretary Of War during the
early part OF President Lincoln's Ad-
ministration. He Is a direct descend
ant OF Michael Hillegas, first Treas
urer OF the United States.
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Adolph Caspar Miller, of the Fed
Oral Reserve Board, has returned TO
Washington after ten days absence.
Mrs. Miller, who Is making a series
Of visits in New England, is expected
back in town next week for a short
stay. Later she will go to her home
In California for the rest OF the sum
mer.
Miss Lorraine Allen to wed.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall
Allen, Of Morristown, N. J.. and Tux
edo, for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Lorraine Allen. to Allan Nc
Dougall, on the afternoon of August
81, in st. Peters Church, in Norris
Glynallyn, the newly completed
country home OF the brides parents
at Convent, N. ]. A special train will
leave New York carrying the guests.
Miss Allen Is q niece of Mrs. Edison
Bradley, and has frequently visited
her uncle and aunt in their Wash
ington home. Mrs. Bradley has en-
tertained deliberately for her niece,
who was one of the distinguished
trio Of buds for whom she gave the
brilliant dinner dance during the
Christmas holidays last season.
d, Miss Pauline Disston, whose mar
riage to Mr.. wanamaker will take
place in Newport August II, was
another Of this trio. The third one
was Miss Anne Walker Meirs, of
Philadelphia, niece Of Mrs. Frederic |
Penheld, wife Of the former United
States ambassador to Austria-Hun-
gary.
Paymaster Edward Randolph Eb-
erie, u. S. N, and Mrs. Eberle are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF son. Edward Randolph Eberle,
5r., yesterday in Washington. The
baby Is q grandson of Rear Admiral !
Edward W. Eberle, superintendent of
the Naval Academy. Mrs. Eberle
was formerly Miss Mildred Brown
North OF Providence, R !.
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Mrs. French, wife OF Major W. Z.
p. French. U. s. A, will leave town
next week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank /
Edward johnson. at Camden, Ne
Later she will go to jamestown. n. !.
Mrs. Marion Ogilvfe French, daughter
in-law of Major and Mrs. French. who
has been their guest at Fort Ayer for
several weeks, will remain here some
time longer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H. Brown and
the Misses. Eloise and Mildred Brown
will give up their apartment in the
Wyoming on August Z and move TO