The Washington times., 1917-11-03
THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE
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Miss Catherine Mcclintock, dauEh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garrison Nc
Clintock, whose marriage to Capt.
Franklin K. Ellis, Twenty.third EnEI-
neers, u. S. r., will take place
Wednesday at noon in the chapel of
the Cathedral OF st. Peter and st.
Paul, will be attended by four brides
maids, Miss Margaret Perrin, Miss
Frances Hoar, Miss Caroline Ogden
Jones, and Miss Jean Hinkle.
Henry F. du Pont will be best man
for Captain Ellis. and the ushers will
be Capt. John Ricketson, 315th infan-
try. U. s. r., OF Pittsburgh; Upshur
Moorhead, Harvey Bundy, and James
Phillips. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Roland Cot
ton Smith, rector of st. Johns
Church, and Dean George C. F. Bra
tenahl, OF the cathedral. There will
be no reception, as the brides family
Is in deep mourning.
Captain Ellis, who is the son of
Mrs. Gist Blair. of Washington. IL on
duty at Camp Meade.
Dance for Army and Navy.
The patronesses for the dance to-
be given In the ball room Of the
Cairo November 8, by the District OF
Columbia division, u. d. C., in honor
of the officers OF the army and navy
will include Mrs. Claude Swanson,
Mrs. R. d. Sheperd, Miss Mamie Ran
dolph Heth, Mrs. John NJ. Hickey.
Mrs. James E. Nulcare will have
with her In the receiving line Mrs.
X. R. Eslin, Mrs. Z. Hilton Jackson,
Mrs. Oscar Roome, Mrs. Jennie Mon
A.
don Ellsworth, Miss Ann Selden, Mrs
Lawton Morgan, Mrs. Harriet Turner.
/ The committee on arrangements In
cludes Mrs. Eugenia Rollins, chair
man; Miss Mary Key Compton, and
Mrs. Frank Morrison. Mrs. Bell c..
Riley, chairman on refreshments, will
be assisted by Mrs. Hunter Laughter,
Mrs. A. H. Plant, Mrs. Archibald
Young, Mrs. F. Barr, Mrs. p. Joachim,
Mrs. Bayles, Mrs. John s. Callaghan,
and Miss Egan-
. Concert for Enlisted Men,
, The soldiers and sailors recreation
rooms at 141S PennsylvanIa avenue,
will be converted into q concert hall
on Monday evening. when an etertaIn-
ment will be given by young ladies
employed in the offices OF the Ma
tioal Geographic Society. The pro-
gram will include original conpo-
sitions by Miss Helen Josephine John
son, recitations by Miss Margaret
Ford Perkins, a contralto solo by
Miss Caroline Manning, q violin solo
by Miss Lillian Koechling. and
Hawaiian songs and dances by Miss
Ruth Hoffman. Under the direction
of Mrs. Florence Donohue refresh
ments will be served for the men in |
uniform following the musical pro-
gram.
Mrs. Robert Lansing, secretary, and |
Mrs. James w. Wadsforth, jr., presi- |
dent OF the National Association Op- |
posed to Woman Suffrage, will be the |
guest OF honor at a dinner which Mr.. |
and Mrs. Robert Olyphant will give |
tonight in New York before the con- |
cert for the Soldiers and Sailors Fund |
in Carnegie Hall. The dinner will be |
given at the Colony Club. Senator |
Wadsworth will also attend and will |
make q short address.
Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the |
Shipping Board, Is making a short |
stay in New York. He is accom- |
panied by Edward F Carry, who is |
associated with him on the Shipping |
Board. They are at the Ritz Carlton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon are at |
the waldorf-Astoria in New York for |
a few days before coming to Wash |
ington for the winter.
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Gives Masquerade Party.
Miss Edith Mae Farr entertained at |
masquerade Halloween party on |
Wednesday evening at her residence |
in Columbia road. The house was
decorated in keeping with |
the Halloween season. There were |
games, music. and dancing, followed |
by an elaborate Dutch supper.
Those present were Miss Grace |
Richardson, Miss GoIdIe wyne, Miss |
Merriam Rose, Miss Ella BIetz, Miss |
Ruth Finney. Miss Erma Phillips,
Mrs. George Z. Wyne, Mrs. Z. p. Rich
ardson, Mrs. r. e. Farr. Mrs. Louise /
Du Bose, Mrs. Maude Krebs. Camp
bell King, Arthur Farr. Samuel /
Young, Barrett Barry, William Crown,
Edmund Farr. Sims Du Bose, Claude
B. Farr, and Richard r. Farr.
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Miss Leah Kaminsky gave a Hal
loween party in honor OF Miss Mildred
Loewenberg, OF Newark, N j., and
her house guest, Miss Anna H. Adler.
of PittsburE, Pa The house was
tastefully decorated for the occasion
The evening was spent in playing
games and dancing. Refreshments
were served at midnight.