The Washington times., 1917-09-14
hsserand Gives
GarningDi1ner
At the Embassy

The French Ambassador and Nine
/ Jusserand were hosts at dinner las
evening, entertaining q distinguishes
company at tho embassy. Theii
guests were Secretary OF State ant
Mrs. Lansing. the Minister from
Switzerland and Nine. Hans Sulzer
the Greek minister, Georges Rousses
Solicitor General and Mrs. John W
Davis, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. william
CroEier, DR.. Carl Paul Hubscher, sec
retary OF the swiss legation; Richard
Crane, secretary to the Secretary oi
State, and Mrs. Crane; NJ. Dejesn. act
ing counselor OF the French embassy
Major and Mrs. RequIn and Mr.. Grim
. preL
Andre Tardleu. high commissioner
OF the French Republic to the United
States. entertained at dinner ct the
Montgomery Country Club last even
ing. His guests were the Italian am
bassador, Count Macchi di Cellere:
Senator and Mrs. Peter GoeIst Gerry
the Secretary OF the Russian en-
bassy and Nine. de MohrenschIldt; the
Naval Attache OF the French embassy
and Nine. de Pianpre; Mrs. Henry
clifford Corbin. Mrs. Hare Lppincott,
Mrs. Arthur Graham Glasgow, Mrs.
Eustis, Mrs. J. Borden Hartman.
Miss Joaephine Patten, II. and Nine.
Emile Lavel, II. and Nine. Louis Al
bert, n. and Nine. Gulnard. Col. Bent
ley Mott, N. de Pellsrin de Latouche,
NJ. CGzenave, the Marquis de Polig-
nae. Baron de Neuniz, and Charles
Gillet.
Misu BeauIae Is bride.
4 simple but beautiful and impress
Give wedding took place at O'Clock
this morning in the rectory of st.
Martins Roman Catholic Church
when Miss Marguerite C. Beaulae be-
came the bride OF Arthur z. Blrkls.
Only the relatives and q few friends
OF the young couple were present
The Rev. Eugene A. Hannah per
formed the ceremony. Miss Marie d.
Gaghan. a cousin OF the bride. was
maid of honor, and Edgar Baker, q
lifelong friend Of Mr.. Birkle. acted a.
best man. The bride wore . smart
travelling suit Of brown, with hat and
shoes to match, and a corsage Of
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. BirlxIe left immediate
~ for an extended trip through New
England, the Thousand Islands. and
Canada. returning TO Washington
October 1.
Return From Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace and
their niece, Miss sallie Beecher, re-
turned to Washington last evening.
after passing the summer in Aanehes-
ter. Mass, where they leased the sum-
mer home OF Mrs. william J. Board
man They stopped in New York en-
route home and wero at the Ritz Carl
ton.
Mrs. Harold Norton and her niece,
Miss Annie Irwin, viii leave town
shortly for the Brighton Hotel, At
lantIc City, where they will be with
Mrs. James r. Barbour for a short
stay.
Mrs. William SinlSler, OF Elkins'
Park, Philadelphia, has leased the
residence of Major and Mrs. Mande-
willie Carlisle. "Greyholm," In George
town, and will take possession about
OCNODtT IL. AAA- oAahAoA = AA9BeAA1 -
a captain in the officers reserve
corps. and IL on duty at Camp Meade,
Annapolis Junction, Nd. She was
formerly Miss Louise Elkins.
Her sister, Mrs. George Tyler, also
OF Elkins Park. Philadelphia, has
leased the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Peabody Eustis in ! street
Her husband Is also a captain In the
Officers Reserve Corps on duty at
Camp Meade. Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis are
planning to pass the winter in New
port
Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle, who has
been passing the summer at New Lon
don, Conn, will return to Washington
on September 20. when she will stay
with her parents, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Joseph p. Sanger at their residence,
1896 Nineteenth street. She has leased
her home in Georgetown, Greyholnl,
for the winter. Major Carlisle, who
entered the army recently, is sta
toned in Boston.
II
Mrs. Gordon Auchinclors. who has
been at Magnolia, Mass, for several
weeks, will return TO Washington on
81. Mr.. and Mrs. Auchin-
Gloss, who are from New York, are
occupying the home of Major and Mrs.
Carlisle, in Georgetown, for
the summer. They will give up that
house about October IL, when they
VIII take possession OF the house at
1927 Nineteenth street, which they
have leased for the winter. Mr.. Au-
rhincloss Is assistant to the counselor |
Of the State Department, Frank L. !
Polk.