The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-27
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Marshalls Out of TOwn-ImpOrtant
Dinners on Calendar.

send, niece OF Lawrence Townsend,
WIN sing. The ceremony will take
place at $3.50 in the red parlor Of the
Willard.
Former Senator and Mrs. willard
Salisbury. who made a recent visit
| in Washington, expect to sail for Eu-
rope on June IA and remain abroad
until October.
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Copenhaver,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ed
ward Copenhaver, who will be mar
ried on June 3 to Edward Henry
Cumpston, jr., will have for her maid
of honor Miss Elizabeth Evans, and
Mr.. Cumpston will have for his best
man Robert Watson. The ceremony
will be performed at noon in st.
Thomas Church, and will be follow
ed by a breakfast for the bridal party
and relatives in the home OF the
brides parents.
Mrs. Theodore V. Boynton had for
her weekend guest Miss Elizabeth
Jencks, Of Baltimore, who was here
to assist in the Rumanian fete cham
petre.
Earl Goodwin and Mrs. Louis Brown
low, chairman and vice chairman OF
the Salvation Army drive, announce
that Miss Janet Richards will give
one more lecture on Public Cues
tions" for the drive, all proceeds, also
the use Of the Knickerbocker Theater,
I to be donated for the occasion The
talk will be given on Monday morn
n.NE
to-date Talk On the Great Questions
of the Hour, Home and Foreign" in
GLIDING an impersonal and good-na-
tured reply to the critics Of parts Of
her last talk.
General CrowdeF In New York.
Maj Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, u. S.
A. has gone to New York for a few
days, and is stopping at the Aston.
The annual garden party fete for
the beneht Of the Working Boys
Home will take place this afternoon
on the grounds of Dunrobin. the
beautiful home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Robb, at Edgemoor. In
case Of rain, the party will be given
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, in charge of
the entertainment, have secured Che
Cho, the Interior Department clown,
who will do some of his most thrill
ing acts. There will be ponies for
the children to ride, a Lady of the
Lake." who will conduct ferry across
the water, "Klondike, where one may
dig for treasure, and many other d.
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tens, dogs, chickens, and other ami
mails will be, for sale, and a picnic
supper will be served for the chill
dren on the lawn. There will be
facilities for dancing for grown-ups,
as well as for the youngsters.
Mrs. Thomas P Gore, wife OF the
Senator from Oklahoma, has returned
from Porto Rico and is again estab-
lished with their family in their home,
1868 Mintwood place. Senator Gore.
returned. They have with them Miss
Margaret Young, Of Oklahoma, who
will be their guest until July.
Give Tea Dance.
The members of the Delta. Theta
Phi law fraternity OF Georgetown
University gave a tea dance at their
home, l Dupont Circle, on Sunday
afternoon from 4 to Z.
Guests At Luncheon.
Mrs. James A. Emery had guests
lunching with her yesterday at the
Cafe st. Marks. There were seven
in the party.
The marriage of Miss Laura Black |
istont Hasbrouck, daughter of Capt. |
and Mrs. f. NJ. Hasbrouck, to Albert !
Benjamin Page, of Cohoes, N. Y,
will take place in the home of the |
ing. June 4. at s o'clock. The bride |
will be attended by her sister, Mrs. |
David Z. Cummins, a bride of month |
ago, and the bridegroom by his |
brother, Edwin Page, of Cohoes. Miss ]
Eleanor Hasbrouck. the young sister |
of the bride, will be flower girl, as
she was for her sister, Mrs. Cum
Minis. The bride and bridegroom will |
make their future home in Schnec- |
tady, n. Y.
Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson and Miss May
Sue Donaldson will go to Annapolis |
on Friday, June 6, to attend the grad |
uation exercises at the Naval Acad- |
envy. Mrs. Donaldson's youngest son, |
Augustus Donaldson, is a member of |
the graduating class.
Wallace Bryant returned yester- |
day from several weeks stay in New |
York and Boston. where his life-size |
portrait of Lieut.. Andre IHullier, |
which is to hang in the new Toron /
Hall of SommePy, was exhibited. Mr. |
Bryant will leave early next month |
Ia N1yha ha ho- |
the Franzen Studio for the season.
To Work In Hospitals.
The War Camp Community Service /
of the District of Columbia is send |