The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-25
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
French Ambassador and Nine usserand Give Luncheon Visiting
PreIates- Miss Nellie Johnson Weds Naval Officer.

ern resorts. Mrs. Charles z. Inches,
] of Boston. is occupying their apart
, ment until they return. Miss Louise
: Inches, daughter of Mrs. Inches, has
gone to Camp Kearney, Cal, for a
visit with her brother. Major Hen
/ derson Inches. Major Inches recent
ly returned from France. where he
was on duty for a year. and sitter :
ward for a short time was stationed
| at Camp Meade.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett hasN as her
guest Miss Dugas, OF Atlanta. Mrs
| Blodgett's nephews, Lieut.. Arthur
Porches. U. S. A. now in camp in
New Jersey, and Lieut.. William Hen
~ Peck. U. S. A, stationed at Camp
Humphreys, Va, spend nearly every
weekend with her in Washington.
Lieutenant Peck has recently re-
turned from fourteen months over
seas service, decorated with the
croiX de guerre and a special cita-
ton. Lieutenant Peck enlisted in
the regular army at the outbreak
OF the war. His older brother, Lieut.
Frederick Taylor Peck. on duty in
France, was wounded recently at the
front. and is now recovering in a
hospital in France.
wilIiam-F. Kingston, of New York;
has taken an apartment at 1927 Six
teenth street for the season.
Miss Martha Goldman has returned
after spending the summer at New
port, and is at her residence, 2145
Decatur place.
Mrs. Robinson, wife Of Col. Oliver
P. Robinson, chief OF stan of the
American expeditionary forces in ST.
IBERIA. is in Washington accompanied
by their children. They are IN their
home, 1929 Irving street.
Paymaster R. L Hargreaves, U. s..
N, and Mrs. Hargreaves, son-in-law
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan, have given up their
house on Connecticut avenue and have
an apartment at the Argyle for the
season. Mrs. Bryan. who paid them
short visits here through the sum-
mer and early fall, has Joined Mr..
Bryan in Asheville, N. c.
Col. John J. Harrington, of sher-1
man, Tex, now visiting in Washing
ton, has taken a suite at the willard
for the winter, and will have with
him his small daughter, Miss Queen
Victoria Lorena Harrington. Colonel
Harrington is the independent candi-
date for Senator from Texas.
Mrs. Milton EnteFtaIns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh NIL
ton entertained small company of
young people this week at their
home in Eighteenth street in honor
OF Seymour Mcconnell. Mrs. Mil
tons son. who Is a member Of the
Student Army Training Corps of
George Washington University. AMI
attractive musical program was con-
tributed to by Miss Burkholder. Cap
tain Murphy, Miss Imogene/ Young,
OF Texas; Mrs. Milton and Mr.. Nc
Connell-
Those present were Miss Mary
Webb. granddaughter OF Senator
Sterlings Miss Mary Burkholder. Miss
Mary MCGUIRE, Miss Rowe. OF Min
neapolis; Miss Hughes, Miss EugeniG
Bankhead, Miss Asher, OF Alexan-
dria; Miss Imogene Young. daugh-
ter of Congressman and Mrs. Young.
of Texas: Captain North, Edward
RidgeIy Gerken, of New York; Lieu
tenant Vasta, OF the Italian Military
Mission Lieutenant Ingram, with
II. NJ. S. Warrior: Capt. Robert In
gouf. of the French Military Mission;
Captain Biraben, of the French
Military Mission; Major Houseal,
Congressman Goodwin OF Arkansas, |
Capt. Clarence Wainwright Murphy,l
/. B. Dockweiler, OF California. and |
Seymour Mcconnell.