The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-03

ulGnL ME- imam mas come TO
Washington TO be with her husband.
who expects to be sent TO France
soon. She IL the daughter OF the late
DIR. PhiniZy Calhoun of Atlanta. and
as Miss Harriet Calhoun, visited in
Washington before her marriage,
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. WHY'S have
come to Washington from White Sui
phur Springs for a short visit
Return From Honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. MontEom-
cry have returned from their wedding
trip, and will spend a week or ten
days with Mrs. MontgOmery's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George w. Ray.
before leaving for their future home
in New Orleans Mrs. Montgomery
was formerly Miss AntoInette Ray.
sOysE-DaUsOn wedding.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Mrs. Thomas c.
Dawson and Philip Charles soyez, OF
the French High Commission, whose
marriage will take place on Saturday,
May Il. in Washington.
The details Of the wedding have not
been determined, as NJ. Soyez only
reached Washington last evening
after an absence in New York. where
he has been on duty the last four
months. lie was in the army until
recently, when he was assigned to
the mission. They viii pass their
honeymoon by taking an extended
motor trip.
Mrs. Dawson, who has made her
home in Washington for a number Of
years. Is the widow OF Thomas Gle
land Dawson, OF Iowa. who was very
prominent in the consular and diplO-
matte service OF this country. He was
considered an authority on all ques-
tiOns concerning South America. Mrs
Dawson was a native Of Brazil. She
was formerly Miss Luisa Duval. She
resides at 1916 Nineteenth street.
Marriage Il Announced.
Mrs. Lulu RossignoI. formerly OF
Savannah, Ca. now or Washington.
announces the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Cecille Margaret RossIgnoI.
to Douglas Crockett Jones, on
wednesday. May I. at Rockville Nd.
On account Of the recent death OF
the brides father, Capt. G. W. Ros-
signol, the wedding was a quiet one,
only the immediate family being
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left Immediately
for a short wedding trip to Savannah.
Ga, returning 10 New York by boat |
After June I they Will be at home |
in Washington.
Mrs Horace MacfarIand enter |
tanned a company al the subscription |
supper dance at the Washington Club |
In I'D i
and Mrs. Fred Britten. |
Brig. Gen. Charles L. Laucheimer, !
Col. william f. Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Malcolm McConihe, Mr. and Mrs. Wal |
ter Penheld. Mrs. Fred Wills Reyn-
olds. Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin, Miss |
Tillman. Miss Dorothy /
Mason. Charles Noble Gregory. J. L. |
Lcrevre. Edward Father and Mr. /
HemsIar
Ball ut the willard.
The floor committee FOR the ball to |
be given a. the willard tomorrow |
evening for the benefit Of the Infants
welfare Station Of the Washington
Diet Kitchen Association. IS under
the chairmsuship OF Woodbury. Blair.
with Thomas B. Sweeney as vice
chairman.
the Spanish ambassador, the minis
Ter OF Salvador. Frederic A. DelanO.
Charles Henry Butler, Capt Perry
Belmont. Rev Or. +. Ward Dcnys. Or.
Gerry Morgan, John : Blair. CIar-
encc r. Normcut. W. w. Enter. John
H. Magrudor. Lewis 5. Wells. II
campbell Graof Myer Cohen. W. Ross
iravener. Frederick Mckinney, Myron
Parker. jr.. Archibald Barklie, Brig.
zen. James \. Buchanan, L. $. 4. IRE
.ired): Oscar W LanEc. J. l.. Ackcr
ION. Joseph StrasburEcr. DR.. Charles
3ispham, Francis g. Warren, Edward
:. Dean: Charles Richardson. W. W
'ogsn. J. Maury Dove and VI. ". John
ton.
others on the committee are Milton
:. Allies. ". r. HibDs. Thomas +. Iso-
yan. J. Herbert StableT. Dr. &, +. Jen
~. a. F.. BurklIn. George l.. West, H.
'. Henriques, John Sicber. Lawrence
Townsend. George Peabody Eustis.
IOnkheer Tjarda van StarkenborRh
attache OF the Neither
ands legation: Rear Admiral w. s.
smith and Theodore Whitmarsh
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas =. Logan will
live a dinner party before the ball
atNr entertaining guests in their
,ox. The Brazilian Ambassador and