The Washington times., 1918-10-03

France, at luncheon at the Elysee
palace on Tuesday. During the
luncheon the president bestowed the
! cross upon Mr.. Dawson.
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson has closed her
summer home in White Sulphur
| Springs and has Joined Rear Admiral
Grayson in Washington. They are
staying with friends while their
house in Sixteenth street Is being
made ready for the winter.
Mrs. William C. Langfitt, wife of
Brigadier General Langht, now in
France, is in Washington for a brief
visit and is staying with Mrs. S. M
FELTON, at 1911 Q street She ex-
poets TO. go to Warrenton. Va, for
an early autumn visit before taking
possession of the house at Flushing,
| l.. l.. which she has rented for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert GaIlatin, who
arrived in New York in the early
part OF the week, are at the Hotel
st. Regis for few days before COM
ing to Washington for the winter.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker. who has
been in Washington. has returned to
Lenox, Mass. accompanied by Mrs.
William Osgood Field.
koliang Yih. second secretary of
the Chinese legation. is expected back
IN Washington next week after an
extended absence in China.
Mrs. Norman williams. OF Wash
ington. is at the Plaza Hotel. New
York, for brief visit.
Mrs. wheatIey Improved
Mrs. William Wheatley. OF Wash
ington, who has been Ill at White
Sulphur Springs. W. Va. where she
is spending the autumn. is GONZALES
cling and is now able to receive call
ers
Maj Gen. Arthur Murray. U. s. A.,
is touring the Berkshires with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fitzhugh Gray,
who spent last winter in Washing
ton, have taken a house in Farming
ton, Conn. for the coming winter.
Mrs. Gray is the daughter OF Mrs.
J. d. Murdaugh. Of Washington. She
has been at Warrenton. Va. this
summer.
Mrs. Robert Lansing announces that
the Bandbox. the little war shop run
by the State Department War Relief
will be open hereafter the first Fri
day afternoon and all day the hrst
Saturday of each month. Mrs. Walter
Penfield, who is at the head of the
special committee which has the sales
in charge, promises some rare bar
gains at this months sale. which will
be held tomorrow afternoon and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pea body Eustis
will remain at their Newport villa
until November. They have leased
their Washington residence o Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Mellett, Of New
York. and will pass the winter in
New York.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Gorham Brooks. OF
Boston, have taken a house in wash
inEton for the winter. Mrs. Brooks is
in Lenox with hCr mother. Mrs. Rich
ard c. DiNey. for the autumn.
VIZ. "huN"oT'n hcturnS.
Mrs. James n. Wadsworth. jr.. wife
of the Senator from New York. has re-
turned to town and opened her home
in Sixteenth street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley are
opening their Washington home on
Dupont Circle and will come to wash
inGton early next week to occupy It.
The United States Minister to
Switzerland and Mrs Pleasant 4.
Stovall have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Pleasant
to Robert Leslie GraiGIe. sec
oad secretary OF tho British legation
at Berne, Switzerland. The wedding
will take place. on the afternoon nr
October 80 at o'clock In the English
Church at Berne. The minister and
Mrs. Stovall are natives OF Savan-
nah, Ga
Mrs. Richard Estabrook. or New
York. has announced the engage
Inent OF her daughter. Miss Caryu y
I.stabroOk. to Lieut.. Robert EarIl No
ConnoII. L. =. y. nov stationed f.
Tho wedding will tai,
place during the coming winter.
Henry l. Dockweiler. OF the United
States diplomatic service. detailed