The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-04
SOCIETY
III P p ENINGS IN SOCIETY
President Spends Weekend on MayflOwer-- Marshas
Go to Raleigh---Miss Cowan Engaged

engagement Of their daughter, Alice
Enith, to Mr.. James Gordon Bennett.
Mr.. Bennett, who is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William A Bennett of
washington, served as first lieuten-
ant with the Seventeenth Aero Squad
ron in France.
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, Jouett Shouse. who accom-
panied Mrs. Shouse and their children
to their home at Kinsley, Kans., early
in July, has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Shouse and the children are to
spend August in Colorado, and Mr..
Shouse hopes to join them there late
in the month. They return to WASH
ington about September 1.
Mr.. John c. Milford. Of the Ma
tionaI Highways Association, Mrs.
milford and their son Kenneth will
make a motor tour of the New Eng
land States during the first three
weeks of August. The trip will cover
about $500 miles, and a few days
stay will be made in the White noun
tains, Boston, and on Cape Cod,
where they have spent previous sum-
mers.
Miss COwan to Wed.
Senator and Mrs. Shields, of Ten
nessee, announce the engagement Of
the latter's daughter. Miss Jeanette
Cowan, to Lieut.. Col. Clement c. Ieth.
The marriage will take place in Sep
TENDER at the Shields estate in Ten
nessee. Mrs. Shields and her daugh-
ter spent the past month at the
Shoreham with Senator Shields and
have gone to visit Miss Cowan's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cowan, for a few weeks.
Miss Cowan was a debutante in
society several seasons
ago. She had a brilliant season, but
has spent the greater part Of the
time since then in the Shields home
in Tennessee.
Gen. and Mrs. James B. Aleshire,
with their daughter, Miss Marjorie
their residence, 2243 street, which
has been occupied during the last
two winters by Maj. and Mrs. Charles
B. Warren, OF Detroit. General and
Mrs. AIeshire's son and daughter-in-
law, Maj. and Mrs. Joseph P. Aleshire,
are with them for the summer.
Miss Louise Theron, daughter of
Mrs. Henry Leonard, who returned
10 the United States about ten DAYS
ago with her uncle and aunt, the
United States Minister to the Neither
ands and Mrs. John w. Garrett, has
gone to Watch Hill for a visit.
Lieut.. Arthur Clayton Fowls, Quar- |
ermasters Corps, U. S. A, who re-
emily returned from duty overseas, |
by his French bride, |
cached Washington yesterday for a /
cries of visits to relatives.
The marriage Of Lieut.. and Mrs.
'owle took place on Monday, April /
at the Cathedral of ST. STEPHEN.
'ourges, France, with the Rev. Fa-
her Barrett, K of c., chaplain, Off
tating. Mrs. Foyle was formerly
lille. Jeanne Marguerite Baudat. step
of Commandant Didier.
rench staff officer, Legion d'Hon-
eur. =, ~ =
Mrs. c. c Calhoun, who has been
pending the early summer on her 1
state at Princeton, ". J., has gne II
20 CHAIRMAN, Pa, for the month of
ugust- Mr.. Calhoun will joint her
lere for the week-ends.
Mrs. J. c. Pilling, who occupied her
,ttage at Chairman during the month
July, has returned to Washington
II a few days. Later she is going
make series of visits in New
ork, including a stay of some length
Niagara Falls. III
ROsaeOs at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel F. Rosaco. of
'ardman Courts south, are spending
few weeks at Atlantic City, N. ].
n. and Mrs. Z. J. Brodt have left h
n Octon City, Md. Mrs. Brodt was 4
Miss Pauline A. Rosaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reyburn BurkIin H
re receiving congratulations upon H
lie birth Of a daughter, Mary winsor,
orn Sunday, July %. Mrs. BurkIin II
as formerly Miss Mary Winsor Will |
N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson o. Harrison !
i've returned from Norfolk, Va, and
i'll leave shortly with their sons,
alcolm and Judson o. jr., for the
ew Jersey coast III