The Washington times., 1918-06-28
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
President and Mrs Wilson the TheaterMs Wilson SngArgen
tine Ambassador Appointed High Commissioner


riet Eva Coffin. whose father. George
". Coffin. was for some years Deputy
Comptroller Of Currency in washing
ton. II was solemnized at the resi-
dtnce OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Arkell.
in New York. by the Rev. Alexander
c. Hensiey Of Lexington. KY. The
bride was attended by Miss S0sanne
GriEsby. a sister Of Mrs. Arksn. and
DR. Beatty had Charles Woolley. OF
Lexington. KY. as his best man. The
wedding march. composed by Miss Err
mine Babot. Of Charleston. was play
cd by her.
Mime. Ekengren. wife OF the minis
ter from Sweden. IL in washington
from their cottage at Edgartown,
Mass. She will return to EdGartown
on July 8, and will be accompanied
by the miaistSr, who will take q short
rest.
oreutcKIaE wedding.
Invitations have been received IN
washington from M. and Mrs. WILL
lam Basil King. Of Dublin, n. H., for
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Penelope King. to Reginald Wilson
Oreutt tomorrow at noon In EN-.
manuel Church in Dublin. A feeep.
ton viii follow Immediately after the
ceremony at Lochstead cottage, the
picturesque summer home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. King. Mr.. orcutt will bring his
bride to Washington. and they will be
at home after July 10 at Mt. Alto
Inn. Mr.. circuit has been stationed
in Washington for some time In the
Department Of Commerce. Mr.. and
Mrs King and their family have
spent several winters here. and have
been important factors In the literary
circles and official life.
Nine. Christian Haugs left wash
inEton yesterday for York Harbor.
Me-, where she has taken q cottage
for the summer. She will spend a
week in New York on her way north.
Mrs. Richardson Gibson, who was
listing In Media, Pa. IN PHILADELPHIA
and on Long Island, has returned to
Washington. Miss Mary Duncan Glib
son, who was visiting in Kentucky
also returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay C. McLauchlan, Of |
have rented the home Of
Mrs. John W. Thompson. 1923 New |
avenue, for next winter, |
and will take possession early In Sep |
tember. Mrs. McLadchlan and their |
are at Hot Springs, Va, |
where they have a cottage for the /
summer. Mr.. McLauchlan has had |
an apartment at the shoreham since
his arrival in Warrington early last
winter. Mrs. McLauchlan divided the /
time between Washington and cieve-
land before going to Hot Springs
about June 1.
The Southern Society will give
In informal reception with dancing
In the ball rooms OF the new
Hotel this evening
It o'clock in honor OF the
,f1cers and enlisted men Of the army,
laVy and marine corps returned from
France, and their visiting comrades
,f the allies. The guests will be
'eceIved by the president, Capt. c. c.
Calhoun, assisted by some OF the
present officers The Gise CLUB Of
lamp Meade will come over and give
/ short program. The convaIescing
Ioldiers from the walter Reed Hos
,ftal will also be present. as q COM
nittee OF members OF the society has
,een formed to bring them over and
AXE them back in automobiles
In the picturesque little Spanish
hurch OF Our Lady OF Hope, adjoin-
ng the museum OF the Hispanic So
.iety. in New York. an interesting
marriage was celebrated
Wednesday. The bride was Miss Marta
Tinoco. youngest sister OF President
Federico Tinoco OF Costa Rica, and
laughter OF the late Federico Tinoco.
president OF the congress OF
'osta RicA The bridegroom was
Richard Arthur, an EngIishman. Both
ave resided in New York for several
ears.
The Rev. Father AdrIano performed
he ceremony, which followed the
ipanish customs, the sponsors being
fr. and Mrs. Minor c. Keith, of New
FORK: Miss Adriana carranza, of
'osta Rica, and Luis Moreno. OF New
'ork.
A reception for the intimate friends
vas held at the Metropolitan Club,
nd the couple afterward started for
he White Mountains, where they are
pending their honeymoon.