The Washington times., 1918-08-14


Far Eastern affairs, Frank P. Lock-
hart: the Rev. Charles Wood, walter
s. PenfieId, WI Chang and Wen Pin
Wei, third secretaries of the Chinese
legation
William Phillips. Assistant Secre-
tary of State, has returned to town
after a short visit with Mrs. Phillips
at North Beverly. Mass.
Visiting in California.
Miss Isabelle May, who is making
a series of visits in California, is now
a guest at Ell Mirasol, Santa Barbara
The Baroness Brita Bonde and Baron
ness Inga Bonde, sisters OF the secre-
tary Of the Swedish legation. are also
at El MirasoL
Capt. Eveleth E. Whiting will go
to New York this week for a short
visit Mrs. whiting and Miss Frances
Whiting are visiting in Parkersburg'
w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones enter
tained at dinner at Newport last even
ing. Later Mr.. Jones left for New
York. and he Is now at the Plaza
Hotel
George Dunlop and Stanton C.
PeelIe will go to Eagiesmere,. Pa,
shortly for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Dunlop and Mrs. Peelle, who are es-
tablIshed there for the summer.
Henry White at Newport.
Henry White. chairman Of the Po-
tomac division Of the Red Cross and
formerly American ambassador TO
France, has gone to Newport for a
short visit and Is at the Breakers.
Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury, who has
been In Washington for a short visit
has returned to Fort Slocum, N. T..
where her father. Brig. Gen. Henry P.
Ringsbury. Is on duty.
George Peabody wetmore. former
Senator from Rhode Island. will return
tomorrow to Chateau-sur-Mer. Newport.
after a brief visit to Washington.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement OF Miss Emilia Gordon,
daughter OF Phil K. Gordon. OF San
Francisco, and granddaughter OF Brig.
Gen. d. S. Gordon. u. S. A, retired. of
Washington. to Capt Shelby Mason
Tuttle, u. s. A Captain Tuttle is on
outy At camp cTeHlOuls Sd4-
Announcement is made by Mrs. Henry
W. Rising, New York, from her country
place, the Moorland, at Bass Rocks.
Gloucester. Mass, Of the engagement Of
her daughter, Miss Florence NJ. Rising,
to Capt Maurice H. Blaise, Of the
French army. and now with the French
high commission in Washington.
Visits At Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Clement A F. Flagler. who is
making her home in Washington dur
ing the absence OF Brigadier General
Flagler in overseas duty, is visiting
at Virginia Beach.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T. Q. Donald
son are expecting a visit from their
son, Midshipman Augustus Hope DON
aldson, in September. when his gradu-
alton year cruise is completed
Lieut. Charles Minnigerode Maigne.
who has been in Washington for a
few days, has returned to New York.
To BE Married Monday.
The marriage of Miss Anne Walker
MeIrs, daughter of Mrs. Richard VAIN
Meirs. of Philadelphia, to Capt. Glenn
ent Newbold Taylor. 312th field artil-
lery, U. S. A. VIII take place on Mon
day at "RavenhilI.r Mrs. Meirs' coun-
try place near Philadelphia Orders
received by Captain Taylor recently
led to a Fastening of preparations.
Miss Meirs is a grandniece Of Mrs.
Frederick Courtland Penfield. wife of
the former American Ambassador to
She was one OF
three debutantes from other cities for
whom Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley
gave q dinner dance winter before
last The others were Miss Pauline
Disston. of Philadelphia, now Mrs.
John Wanamaker. I'd. and Miss
Lorraine Allen, OF New York, who has
also since been married.
Lieut.. Frederick Meyer. Ordnance
Department, U. S. A, has gone to Chi
cago for a fortnight's leave.
Home From BIuemOnt.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Louis Chap
pelear have returned to town after
spending some time at Mrs. Pearre's
camp at Bluemont, Va
Miss Helen Welsh. daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Robert s. Welsh. will go to
Philadelphia tomorrow to be the
guest for a week of Mrs. Paul War
wick. With Mrs. Charles Knopf, OF
philadelphia, she will spend the
weekend in Atlantic City.
MIddIetOn-BIake Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Blake,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blake,
and Lieut.. Ellis Spear Middleton. which
took place last evening in the home OF
the brides parents in Otis place. was
witnessed by n small company OF rela-
tiyes and friends. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DIR. Butler at 5
o'clock and the bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Elizabeth Blake. as
maid OF honor. The bride wore a wed
ding dress Of white georgette crepe.
beaded. with veil of rare old lace caught
with orange blossoms. and she carried