The Washington times., 1918-06-03
PENNIES In soCIETY
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Miss Halle Davis and Lieutenant Percy to Wed June 22
Japanese Ambassador and Viscountess Ish Entertain

Il Elkins Davis, daughter OF
Mrs. Armstead Davis. and
Lieut.. George A Percy. U. s.
II. c., will be solemnized on Saturday
Miss Davis aunt, Mrs. stephen b
Elkins. Miss Ellen Bruce Lee, dauEh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, and
cousin Of the bride, will be maid Of
honor and there viii be six brides
maids.
After a short wedding trip the
young people will settle down in
Washington, possibly occupying Mrs
Davis apartment at 1902 Eighteenth
street, to be near Lieutenant Percy's
post at ouantico. He Is the son Of
DR.. and Mrs. D. T. Percy, Of Arllng-
ton, Mass.
The engagement OF Miss Davis and
Lieutenant Percy was announced a
few weeks ago before the completion
Of her first season in society. II was
not expected that the wedding would
take place for some time. but recent,
developments have caused a change Of
plan
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Ishii- entertained informally
at tea at the embassy yesterday after
noon. t'~- r %
+. DR.. Rafael zaidivar, minister from
Salvador. accompanied by his daugh-
ter. Miss Margarita zaldivar. will sail
for Salvador on June 10. to. be, absent
during the summer. It Is possible
Miss zaldivar will remain in Salvador
throughout next winter with rela-
tives, who have planned a gay season
for her.
Nine. zaldivar will leave here on
June - for New York, going thence
TO Harragansett Pier for the re-
nader OF the summer. Her sister, the
Princess GhilIa, who spent the winter
with her, will go for round of Wis
its the middle Of the month
win SUMMER On Ranch.
Countess Eleanor Gizycka and her
daughter, Miss Felicia Gizyeka, viii
spend the summer on a ranch in wy
oming, leaving Washington. as soon
as Miss Gizyeka is entirely recovered
from injuries received when she was
thrown from her horse last week.
Mrs Alfred Gwynn vanderbilt WIN
90 to New York from Lenox, Mass,
early this week TO meet her finance,
Raymond 7, Baker, director Of the
mint. Mr.. Baker Is expected at
Homewood. Mrs. Vanderbilt's place at
Lenox, on Friday. for = stay OF several
days
After the wedding. which VIII take
place at Homewood on the afternoon
OF June IL, Mr.. Baker and his bride
will go to Mrs. Vanderbiit's lodge al
Racquette lake, in the AdIrondacISs,
for the early part Of their honeymoon.
Later they expect to 90 to the west
coast .
= Ensign Dudley Diggs Morgan, D. s.
n. who has been with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan,
at their Chevy Chase home for eli
short visit, has gone to Annapolis,
here he has been detailed to duty.
Mr.. Morgan, who enlisted IN the naval
feserve Immediately after the war
broke. out. has been at sea for year
and has just received his commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bennett have cards
out for an informal tea next Sunday
afternoon in compliment to their
daughter, Miss Amy Bennett, and her
iance, Claude sLanglais, whose we'd
ding will take place on June Is.
N Langlais and his bride viii oc-
cupy Mr.. ana MrA BennettS residences
in Nineteenth street during the alb
senee OF Mrs. Bennett, who will spend
the summer in Maine. In the autumn
they viii take an apartment
Mrs. NewboId Noyes, who recently
Joined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ewing, in New York, has
gone with Mrs. Ewing an her chill
dren to Sorrento. Ne. where they
have a summer home. Lieutenant
Moves "a on overseas duty