The Washington herald., 1919-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Beall
Bowie will entertain q large com.
pany from Washington at supper
next Sunday evening at their love-
ly old home. Mount Lubentia," near
Landover. Md. Mrs. Bowie was Miss
Frances Dodge. of this city.
Mrs A. B. Duvall, ST.. and Miss
Louise .Duvall will leave Washing
ton in . few days for Asbury ParI,
where they will remain several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gotten came
over from Baltimore Wednesday ana
were the guests of Mr.. Cotten's
luncheon. They had as their guests
last Sunday at Cylburn House, their
country estate near Baltimore, Col.
Dunn. OF the Military Intelligence
Bureau. Of this city, and Mrs. Dunn
Later in the season Mr. and Mrs.
Gotten will join the Baltimore colony
at Atlantic City.
COL. AND MRS. G. J. DENIS
GONE TO CALIFORNIA.
Col. and Mrs. George j. Denis have
just returned to their home in Los
Angeles after a long absence, he Is
France in the Judge Advocate Gen
erals department. serving on Gen.
Crowder's stan. and she in Washing
ton. They were the house guests for
q dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
C. Balch gave last evening In their
apartments at the Hotek Alexandria.
II was also a happy reunion with
friends for Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Ma
son. who returned to Los Angeles the
Fourth. after q long absence in New
York and Washington. where they
were guests of their son-in-law, Con-
| gresham Frederick Hicks.
Plates were arranged for Col. and
Mrs Denis, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Huntington. Mrs.
Henry Jenson. Of Washington; DIR.
and Mrs. Ernest Bryant, and Mrs.
Granville MacGowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dunn, Albert .icox, James
Calhoun Drake. Mrs. Hugh Living
stone Macneil. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
]. 'Connell and Mr.. and -hrs. Henry
O'Melveny.
Col. and Mrs Denis are domiciled
at the Holton Arms apartments in
Los Angeles.
The Hon. Mrs. Elidor Campbell, VINO
sailed recently for England. has arriv-
ed in London and Is staying with
Lady Henrietta Turnor. The Hon.
Elidor Campbell Is at the British
Embassy here.
Mrs. r. R Ireland has left wash
ington for white Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wright of
Piedmont. Ala, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Willie
wikle. to Hospital Sergeant Fred
W. Lampert, of Washington. the
marriage to take place at the home
of the brides parents the latter part
of July. No cards.
MRS. H. b. DAVIDSON
IN MILWAUKEE,.
Mrs. Bradley Davidson is visiting
Mrs. Robert Uihlein in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Uihlein recently entertained at
a garden supper dance for Mrs. Da-
wilson when the guests included
William Flather. Of this city,
Herman G. Brock, Of Massachu-
sets. was yesterday nominated to
be second assistant director of the
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce.
Burwell s. Cutler, who has been
chief Of the bureau. recently resign
ing sails from New York Tuesday
for Europe to make a special study
of the factory industrial equipment
and raw materials that the war
devastated country most urgently
needs from the United States. He
will also make a study of financial
problems affecting American export
trade He goes as a special repre-
sentative of the Secretary OF Com
merce and will return in Septem-
her. Mr.. Cutler will leave today for
Philadelphia to meet Morgan Lister.
who will accompany him to Spring
Lake, N. J., where Mrs. Cutler and
Mrs. Lister have a cottage for the
summer. Mr.. Cutler and Mr.. Lister
will make the trip by motor. Mrs.
Cutler and their small son. Bufwell
S. Cutler, jr.. will remain at Spring
Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. Lister dur
ing Mr.. Cutters absence.
Col. and Mrs. John Bigelow spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Braxton Dallam at heir home In
Guilford, near Baltimore.
KEYsER-GARY
ENGAGEMENT.
Society in Washington is interested
in the announcement just made in
Baltimore of the engagement of Miss
Ann Franklin Keyser, daughter of
Mrs. Henry B. Keyser, and James A.
Gary. jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Stanley Gary. Both Miss Keyser and
her iance have been greatly inter
ested in patriotic work. Miss Keyser
was one of the first society girls Of
Baltimore to take up nursing at the
outbreak Of the war. and she was
closely identified with the Liberty
Loan drive. She was captain Of the
Red Cross Motor Messenger Service
in Baltimore, and has just returned
from France, where she spent six
months doing canteen work.
Miss Keyser's grandmother was
Mary Washington, Of the family of
the FIRST President Of the United
States. Her father was the late Hen
ry B. Keyser. and she Is the grand
daughter Of the late H. Irvine Key
ser and Mrs. Keyser Through both
her father and mother she is related
to the most distinguished families in
Maryland and Virginia. She Is
very beautiful girl and takes an ac-
tive interest in many charities. and
only recently returned from France
and Switzerland, where she spent
eight months working with the Young
Mems Christian Association as a rep
resentative Of the Junior League.