The Washington times., 1919-10-13

Ushers Dine Bridal Pair.
The ushers who will attend Miss
Adelaide Bell Heath and Capt Arthur
Haldane Doig. U. S. A., on theiE
marriage on Wednesday, will give a
dinner for them tonight at the Army
and Navy Club and tomorrow evening,
following the rehearsal, Mrs. James
Marion Johnston will entertain the
bridal party at dinner. Mrs. John
ston's daughter, Miss Eleanor john
ston. will be one Of Miss Heath's
bridesmaids.
The wedding will take place at
noon on Wednesday in Epiphany
Church.
Mrs. John Cameron Hawkins IS
] visiting her parents. Senator and Mrs.
Robert L. Owen. at their apartment
in the Altamont. Mr. Hawkins, who
has been in business in New York.
has gone South to make his home
and Mrs. Hawkins will join him there
shortly.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Fred
erick Huidekoper have returned from
| their summer home at York Harbor
! Ne, and have opened their residence.
! 1914 Eighteenth street. for the season.
Colonel Huidekoper's brother-in-
law and sister. Lieutenant Colonel and
Mrs. Reginald Huidekoper. arc also
at their Washington home. 1907 New
Hampshire avenue, for the winter
after having been absent for two
years Colonel Reginald Huidekoper
, was for long time on duty At
general headquarters at Chaumont,
and Colonel Frederick. Huidekoper
| was adjutant general OF the Thirty
/ third division, the only division Of
the a. +. F. which served with the
British, French and American armies.
Miss Mildred BromwelI. who. with
her mother. Mrs. Charles S. BromwelI.
has been at the -Shoreham since Sstur-
day, will start tonight for Hot
springs. Va, for weeks visit to Miss
Olyve Graef. Mrs. BromweU will
probably go to Atlantic City for Ia
brief stay. but will open her wash
ington residence for the season within
the next week
Mrs. BromwelI and Miss BromweII
have been with the formers mother.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. at Charlevoix.
Mich, for the summer. Mrs. scott is
expected in Washington in a fort
night.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, wife OF the
director nf the mint, has zone from
Lenox. Mass. to Newport to visit
Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Mrs. George T. Hun. OF Washington.
has arrived at the Greenbrier. White
sulphur Springs, w. Va. from Cabin
Hill, her country home at Creensburr.
ia. She is accompanied by the Misses
S. N. and Ellen Carpenter.
Miss Mildred sisson. OF New York.
Is visiting Miss Abigail Harvey.
Miss Joan HowIe DuHameI and
Major George NewEarden. jr., who
will be married tomorrow were the
guests Of honor at supper last even
ing OF Miss Eliza beth Koones. daugh- |
ter OF DR.. and Mrs Charles X. |
Koones. Covers were laid for twelve /
Return From North shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon r.. Mitchell |
with their daughters. Miss Valentine 1
Mitchell and Miss Helena Mary Lang |
don Mitchell, have returned to their |
residence on Nineteenth street after /
spending the greater part OF the sum- /
mer on the north shore. Miss Helena i
Mitchell, who has been mentioned as /
ono OF the prospective debutantes.
will not be presented until next win !
ter. when she will maze her debut in 4
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcyton Russell have
returned to Washington from their /
summer home at Watch Hill, L. J.
Mrs. Lewis Hayes Watkins will go
to Now York on Wednesday for a
weeks visit to her mother, Mrs
George Bliss.
Col. and Mrs. William Cary Sanger.
or SanEcrfcld. have rented the house
2204 r street. and arc now there with
their daughter. Miss Mary Sanger.
Colonel Sanger was Assistant Secrc-
tary OF War under Presidents ROOsc-
welt and Mckinley and succeeded
Henry White as manager Of the PO-
tOmac division OF the Red Cross.
Their son, William Cary Sanger, jr..
who was in the front line trenches
when the armistiCc was signed. will /
be with them occasionally but will |
spend most Of the winter in New |
York.
Visits SenshOre.
Mrs. Julian James is at the Hotel
Ambassador, Atlantic city, for an
autumn visit.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Caroline Piatt
Jenkins. daughter OF Mrs. Thomas
Garfield Jenkins OF Maryland and
Roger Lowell pufDaD, oF Rosfon |