The Washington times., 1918-11-06

Burleson, and is the daught.
and Mrs.
their guests General ColIardet. mill
tary attache of the French embassy.
and Nine Collardet. Mrs. James Car
rol Frazer and William Phelps Emo.
The orchestra is visiting Washing
ton under the auspices of the French
high commission.
Miss Helen Snow Jones has return
ed to her residence. 1922 Rhode
Island avenue, after spending the
summer at Florham Park. Madison.
n. J., where she has a very charming
country home. Miss Jones is very
active in war work.
Her brother. Edgcomb Lee Jones,
who is in France with the Red
Cross, will remain until the war is
over and probably through the re-
construction period.
Here for Season.
Countess Gizycka and her young
daughter. Miss Felicia Gizycka, who
spent the greater part OF the summer
on a ranch in Wyoming. are estab-
lished at their residence. 1901 r
street. for the winter.
Harold Amberg has recovered after
A sharp illness. Mr.. Amberg, who is
connected with the Shipping Board,
is a brother OF Mrs. Edward y. Hur-
ley.
Mrs Newbold Noyes and her small
son, Newbold Noyes, jr., will spend
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing
Captain Noyes is in France
Mrs. Noyes' house in $ street is Oc-
cupied this winter By Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Blagden. CAPITA Noyes
brother-in-Iaw and sister. Mrs. Blag-
den is at present in New York recu-
perstinE after an attack OF influenza
Expected Here.
Mrs. Frederick Henry Prince, jr.,
wife OF Captain Prince, L. S. A, who
fs now in New England with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Henry Prince. sr.. il
expected in Washington some time
this month. and will he the guest Of
Mrs. John BaIlentine Pitney. Captain
Prince was formerly in the French
nying corps. and was transferred to |
the American army when the United |
States entered the war. He is now in |
France.
Mrs. Prince is the daughter Of
". =. q. Harding. of the Federal Re 1
serve Board. Her sister, Miss Mar |
Earet Harding. will not be presented I
to society this year on account of the |
war, but will probably make her |
debut next winter. Miss Alice Hard
ing is still in school.
News has reached Washington of
the marriage Of Miss Pleasant Stovall.
daughter Of the American Minister to
Switzerland and Mrs. Pleasant \.
StovaII. and Robert Leslie Craigie.
secretary Of the British legation at
Berne. which took place on Wednes-
lay, October 30. in the English Church
al Berne. The wedding was attended
By a large delegation OF American and
diplomats. John W. Davis,
he recently appointed American am
Dassador to Great Britain, was among
he guests.
Cen. Henri CIaudon. Of the French
nigh commission. will entertain NJ
Inner Monday evening, November IL.
Mrs Thomas +. Logan will go to
Sew York the first of next week for
he horse show, which begins Monday
md lasts through Friday, November
:. The gross proceeds OF the horse
how will go to the Red Cross. Among
,ther WashinEtonians who expect to
ittend are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
Davies. Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, and
'aptain and Nine. Lacombe.
At Initial Concert.
The hrsS of this seasons series of
oncerts by the Boston symphony
Orchestra, was given yesterday aft
rnoon at the National Theater and
vas attended By brilliant audience,
which crowded the theater to ca
'acity. Nine. Jusserand. wife of the
french ambassador, occupied a box
nd had members Of the embassy
tan with her as guests. Mime. Risno.
wife of the Spanish ambassador, was
Eu'Et in Mmc. HAuSe's box, the
fh"r' in the PARTY being Mrs. Richard
'0wnSend, Mrs. Henry Purdy and
irs Woodbury. Blair. Mrs. Frank
In X. Lane ard Mrs Hare Lippin-
OFT were among Mrs Marshall
'leld's guests.