The Washington times., 1919-11-17

tional Bank.
To Dine Pvinee Of Wales.
Major General Merritte w. Ireland.
S.. E On L,nurdI or the army, and Mrs.
Ireland, will be among the guests of
Mr.. Henry p. Dawson, head of the
American Red Cross, in New York, on
the evening OF November Is, at dinner
given in honor Of His Royal Highness,
the Prince Of Wales.
Lord Queensberry, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Henry r. Dimock for
a few days, has returned to New York.
Miss Margaret Hawks, who with her
mother. Mrs. Wells Hawks, is spend
ing the winter in Washington, has re-
turned from Charlottesville, Va,
where she was a guest at the Univer-
sity of Virginia dances.
Go to Sulphsr Springs.
Mrs. william r. r.. Hit, acoum-
panied by Mrs. John H. Wright, of
Aiken, s. c.. has gone to White Sui
phur Springs and 10 At the Greenbrier.
Others who are there from WASH
ington are Miss Valerie Padelford and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. ,Edmonds.
Major George Oakley Totten, Jr.,
who Is living in a camp near here,
spent Sunday at White Sulphur.
have been the guests of Admiral and
Mrs. Sims at Newport. are now spend
ing q short time with DR.. and Mira.
preston rope satterwhite al Great
Neck, L. l.
DR.. and Mrs. Satterwhite entertain
ed luncheon party of sixty guests
on Saturday for Lord and Lady Sway
thling, the Minister of Serbia and
Nine. Grouitch, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
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who are also their guests. John Bar
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the guests.
Mrs. Lawrence Lanier Winslow is
in New York and Is stopping at the
Plaza.
Capt. I. " Mishtowt. naval attache
Of the Russian embassy, has gone TO
New York and is stopping at the
Holland House
Waleotts Home Again.
The Secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Charles d. Wal
colt have returned to Washington
from two weeks trip to Detroit,
Cleveland, New Haven, New York, ami
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Ellison announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Miss Mollye Ellison, to Bert J. RoseD-
berg.
Ivan K. Drecheler, of Baltimore
entertained the manager, directors
and their associates of the Potomac
divisions. American Red Cross at q
dinner dance at Cafe st. Marks, FRI
day evening. The tables formed TIC
emblem OF the organization with q
huge Red Cross OF red carnations as
center piece. The place cards wera
in the form of tiny red crosses with
an appropriate verse for each guest
These present were Mrs. Blancne
Bartlett, Mrs. Frances b. Taplitz, Mr.
Charles II. Nillegeist, Mrs. Lucy A.
Holloway, Mrs. E. F. Van Ripper, Mrs
r. II. Macleod. Mrs. D. NJ. Fisher, the
Miss Georgia Nevins, Miss Ellen NJ
Rugg, Miss Pauline FairchiId. Miss
Elizabeth Criswell, Miss Virginia Hop
kins, Miss Madeline Oldfield, Miss
Claudia Jackson, Miss Josie Ryan,
Miss Ida n. Bassett. Mrs. Katherin1
Thesis. Miss Gertrude Garley, Miss
Anna 8. Cummings, Miss Frances G..
Todhunter. Miss c. Frances Loomis
and Miss Eugenia Bryant and Charlie
A. Rogers, George H. Zacks. DIR.
George A. Sloane, DR.. Carroll N. Bing-
man, Charles H. Hillegeist, George A.
Feeney, w. D. Rogers, c. l. Gilbert
Frank Ellis. w. L. Hewson. Irving Il.
Newcomb. Patrick Corcoran. /. 4
Pennsy, David H. Brown, and T. Ed
ward Murtaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lowman. with
their young son, Harold Lowman. ir.
are moving on Wednesday to New
York, where they will make their
home. They have taken a house at
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Announce Engagement,
Mr.. and Mrs. William ], Donovan
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Margaret Dono-
van, to James A. Carlin, son of Mrs.
Carlin and the late James A. CarIin,
of Philadelphia and New York city,
The marriage will be solemn ized
with uuptial high mass in the SsoraA