The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-14

the Levjathan. to be gone about six
weeks Mr.. Flood goes as a member
of Congressional committee inves-
tigating the alleged abuses in the
disciplinary prisons of the A. z. F..
the other members OF which sailed
several days ago.
This, by the way is the Leviathan's
last trip as transport. She will re-
turn from Brest early in September
with greater part of the First Dr.
vision, including, according to cur
rent army gossip, General Pershing.
On her arrival here the Leviathan
will be turned over by the Navy De-
partment, to the United States Ship
ping Board.
The annual fair and dog show on
the lawn of the Church of ST Peter
by the Sea occupied the attention of
a large part of the summer. colony
at Narragansett Pier yesterday. A
white maltese terrier owned by Miss
Peggy Martin. OF Washington, d. c.,
won the first prize.
Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, who have been at New
port. visiting Governor and Mrs. r.
Livingston Beeekman. are expected
back in Washington the first Of the
week.
Governor and Mrs. Beeckman took
a party which included the Long
worths and former Ambassador and
Mrs. James w. Gerard, to Narragan-
sett Pier on ,tha Shark. entertaining
them at dinner there at the Casino.
To Wed In Tennessee.
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COwsn and Lieut.. Col. Clement C.
Heth. U. S. A., whose engagement was
recently announced, Will take place on
September 10 at the Tennessee home
of Senator and Mrs. John X. Shields,
near Knoxville MSS Cowan being Mrs.
Shields daughter. The wedding party
Is not yet complete. Colonel Heth has
been detailed for. duty at Honolulu,
and will take his bride there.
Mrs. Shields and Miss Cowan, who
have been staying at the Shoreham
with Senator Shields for the past
week, since their. return from a visit
20 Mrs. Shields son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cowaa, at
Cambridge, Mass, left last evening for
heir Tennessee home.
Miss Frances Hoar. daughter Of Mrs
Frederick Gillett, who has been visit.
ng in New England for the last two
months, and who has recently spent
some weeks with Mrs. Marshall Field
It her summer home at Manchester.
Mass. has returned to Washington
md Joined her mother and sister, Miss
',ouisa Hoar, at their Eighteenth
street home.
Mr.. Lewis Maxwell. Of the Willow
Send estate Doddridge County, w.
Va, has announced the engagement
pf his daughter, Isabelle Martha
TaNwell to H. Robert Young, of
Pittsburgh, who is attached to the
American commission to negotiate
peace, Paris, France. Miss MAXWELL
is a grand daughter OF the late
rankin Maxwell, long a member OF
he West Virginia State senate, and
extremely popular in West Virginia
ociety. The wedding will take place
I an early date.
Mrs. B. N. Walmsley, who has been
making rather long visit in Ken
lucky. has returned here and joined
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth WaIm-
sley. in their apartment at Wardman
Park Inn.
Miss Georgia Campbell and Miss
Honey Campbell, two charming and |
talented members of the younger set |
In Washington society. will go to
Quantico this afternoon to sing and |
play for the marines stationed there |
tonight. They will be entertained at |
iinner earlier in the evening at the |
hostess house by the officers on duty |
here. A number OF army and navy |
officers and their wives and a few
rom the residential set in society will |
20 to Quantico for the entertainment. |
The Misses Campbell who are spend |
ng the summer with their mother, |
Mrs. w. H. H. Campbell. at her home |
n Mt. Pleasant street will go to New |
lays. They returned to Washington |
Monday after spending the week end |
1t Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs. Frederick F. Schrader, Of New
York. who was the guest of the Misses
Campbell for few days, is now visit
ng her mother. Mrs. Z. r. Bailey at /
The Bancroft. Mrs. Schrader is well |
known in the literary world as Marie |
3. Schrader. She was formerly Miss !
49, "aiIv NJ this city. Lieut.. Fred I
erick r. Schrader, !r., who was re-
.4seL from the service in the navy in
he early spring has returned to his !
'ormer position in the merchant ma
line.
Congressman and Mrs. Joe Henry
Eagle of Texas, with their son and |
daughter, are among the recent ar
rivals at the Ambassador, Atlantic