The Washington times., 1919-05-12

MRS. FRED HAUSE FIELDING,
or Pittsburgh, formerly Miss
Paula Chase. She is now visiting
her parents in Washington.
fathers are Commander Mustins
brother. Burton Muslin, of Philadel-
phia, and Walter Montague, OF Balti-
more.
Commander Muslin is on duty i'll
Washington. He and Mrs. Muslin are
! occupying their house in VI street
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Saltonstall.
who have been making their home in
| Washington since the early days OF
and gone to Beverly, Mass, for the
summer months. Mr. Saltonstall was
at first connected with one Of the
war bureaus and was later commits
| stoned in the navy and detailed to
| overseas duty. He has recently been
released from the service.
Col Mason GuIick. L. :. NJ. C.. and
Mrs. Gulick expect TO start in about
a fortnight for China. Colonel Gulick.
who has been on duty at marine head
!
take command Of the marine detach-
ment in Picking.
Mrs. kellogg Fairbank. OF Chicago,
who has been on a speaking trip in
behalf Of the Victory loan. is again in
Washington. and is staying al the
| Washington Hotel.
Mrs Richard AIdrich will give a tea
on Thursday afternoon at her resi-
dence in o street in honor OF the Red
Cross army nurses who have been on
duty overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Endicott. Of
Boston, arrived at the Shoreham yes
terday for a brief visit
Senator John X. Shields VIII return
| TO Washington this week from his
farm in eastern. Tennessee, where he
has been since Congress adjourned.
Mrs. Shields and her daughter. Miss
Jeanette Cowan, will join him in
Washington later in the summer
! Mrs. Firth TO Visit Here.
! Mrs. Morgan Firth. OF New York.
viii arrive tomorrow to spend a few
/ days with Mrs. Lewis Hayes Watkins
! Mrs. Firth is on her way home from
! AsheviIle. where she has been for
| several weeks. Mrs Watkins has
/ just been informed that her husband.
| Colonel Watkins. who is on duty in
/ France. has been given the Distin-
! guished Service Medal
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L. Copenhaver
! have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Dorothy Eliza
| beth COpcnhavcr. 10 Edward H.
! Crumpston. jT.. uf Rochester, y !.
| The wedding viii take place early in
June.
Miss Copenhavor H. a graduate of
Nassar. and in nc- senior year was
one Of tn" daisy chain girls" the
group selected a. the most represent
alive girls i'm point or Achievements
and popularity TO carry the class
daisy chain al graduation.
Capt. Edwin NJ Hasbrouck. /. :
A. and Mrs Hasbrouck announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Laurel Blackstone Hasbrouck. to Al
bert Benjamin Page. or CohocG. y. y
The wedding viii take place in June
ERtcrtaIns House Party.
Mrs. Walter Il. Brooks. IT.. enter
tanned a house party over this week
end. at her home in the Green Spring
valley. her guests including Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs
Angler Duke. Of New York: John
Wananaker. % Philadelphia. and
Brig. Gen. J. -. MCLachIan and Brig.
Gen. Lionel T.. .. Charlton. OF the
British embassy. This evening Mrs
Brooks will give "A dinner to which
number OF other guests have been
asked.
Mrs. Grosvenor F.. CIarkson. wife .
or the director OF the United States }
Council of National Defense. has re-
turned after seven months work !
with the American troops in France. |
Her duties took her to Paris, the
South Of France. the Ncrdun- TouI- !
Barbecue region and to Luxem. /
bourg and Metz. Mr.. and Mrs Clark /
son have returned to their home in
Washington after having passed soy /
cral DAYS a. the Fillmore in New /
York.
Or Carl Paul Hubsche-. counselor
OF the legation of Switzerland. and .
Nine. IIubschor have gone to Atlantic .
City to spend about ten days.
ThOmSOns End Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomson. of |
New Orleans. and their young son.
Champ Clark Thomson, who have
been visiting the former Speaker and /
Mrs. Clark, left Washington yeSster-
day TO return TO their southern home
Miss Natalie MaGrudar. has returned
TO Washington from N"V- York and IL