The Washington times., 1919-10-14
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Secretary and Mrs Lane Give Dinner-Mrs. Lansing tO
Resume Afternoons at Home

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ITHE Secretary OF the Interior and
! Mrs. Franklin X. Lane will be
\ hosts at dinner tonight, enter
\ tanning at the Interior Department
\ for the delegates to the industrial
/ conference, of which Alr. Lane Is
/ chairman. The company will also in
clude the wives Of a number Of the
delegates.
Mrs. Wilson left the White House
| yesterday for the motor ride which
/ has become part Of her daily regimen
| since the President began to show
| signs Of Improvement.
Mrs. Lansing, wife Of the Secre-
/ tary Of State, will be at home infor-
mally tomorrow afternoon, and will
receive on the following Wednesdays
during the season.
Nine. Jusserand, wife Of the French
| ambassador. will entertain a few
guests informally at tea this after
noon.
| The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
/ dinner tonight, having as guests the
members Of their official family.
New Envoy Here seen.
The new japanese Ambassador, Mr..
| Shidehara, who sailed on Sunday from
Japan for the United States, will reach
l washington before the end Of this
month. Eishiro Nuida, third secretary
Of the embassy, and Mrs Nuida will
/ leave shortly after their arrival to
| return to Japan, and later they will
20 to India, Mr. Nuida having been
appointed consul to Bombay.
The Minister OF the Netherlands and
| Nine. Cremer, who spent the summer
at Manchester, Mass. are In New
York to remain until Saturday. They
are staying at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johns
ton will be hosts at dinner tonight,
/ entertaining for Miss Adelaide Heath,
her fance, Capt Arthur Haldano
Dolg, the members OF their bridal
party and the guests from out Of
/ town who have come on for the wed
| ding tomorrow. Among those here
| from other cities are Mr.. and Mrs.
| Francis A. Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Francis A. Lewis, third, Mr. and Mrs.
/ Leonard Beale and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam Bell Watkins, OF Philadelphia; /;
/ Mrs. Edward Willis, Of Richmond, and
/ Col and Mrs. +. c. Harrington. Mrs.
/ Alexander Mackay-Smith, who Is
| spending the autumn in Philadelphia,
I is also here for the wedding.
| Last evening the ushers who will
/ attend Captain DOig gave a delight
/ ful dinner at the Army and Navy
Club for Miss Heath and her we'd
ding party.
NewEurden-Du HameI WeddlnE.
Miss Joan Howle DuHamel, daugh-
I ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Du-
Hamel, OF Brooklyn, and Mai. George
Joseph NeWgsrden, jr., U. S. A., we're
married today at noon, the ceremony
ltaking place at the home Of the
l.bride's aunt. Miss Sarah Young. at
i2228 Q street. Owing to a bereave-
ment in the family, the wedding was
tsimple and only relatives and a few
/ intimate friends were present II
was followed by an informal wedding
/ breakfast.
| The Rev. Father Edward l. Buckley.
OF ST. Matthew's Church. Ofhciated,
| and the bride was given in marriage
u by her father. She had no formal at
n tendants, but Miss Elizabeth KOones
stood with her during the service and
/ held her bouquet. Miss KOones en-
II tered the drawing room with Major
i Motley Young DUHamel, the brides
brother, and Major Paul Newgarden
was his brothers best man.
II Miss DuHamel wore a lovely gown
Of soft white satin simply made and
embroidered i'm pearls. The. skirt was
cut short and the full tulle veil
n formed the train. She carried cluster
\ Of Eardenias and lilies Of the valley
II Miss KoOnes' frOCk was OF peachbloW
III geOrgette and she carried an armful
i Of pink roses. The house was ef-
/ Ifectively decorated with pink roses,
\ palms and ferns.
\ Major Newgarden is at present on
\ duty here and on their return from
/ their wedding trip he and his bride
/ will make their home in Washington.
1 Her going away gown is OF midnight
/ blue cloth trimmed with beaver, and
/ with this she will wear a becoming
I blue velvet tOque trimmed with q
/ shaded plume OF red and Blue. Major
/ Newgarden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Newgarden, we're present at
the wedding.
| Major J. c. o. Marriott, Of the British
\ embassy, have returned TO town after
/ a weekend visit TO Major General
n and Mrs. George Barnett at Wakefield
II Manor, Va. General Barnett has alsu
come back to Washington.
Lindley NJ Garrison, former Secre-
tary Of War, who is now making his
home in New York, Is at the New
willard for a few days
Mrs James Lee Marshall wa
hostess at a luncheon today a. the
Cafe St Marks, entertaining for heI
niece, Miss Abigail Harvey, and Miss
Lucy Flather, whose marriage tc
William H Flammer. Of New York
will be sOlemnized on Saturday. The
/ guests were Miss Dorothy English, OF
| Pittsburgh. who will be maid Of honor
at the wedding; two Of the brides
maids. Miss Kathleen Lester and Ms
| Elizabeth Hills; Miss Mildred Sisson
Of New York, who will be the guest
of Miss Harvey until after the wed
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