The Washington times., 1920-10-11
"a CHRONICLE or EVENTS
WITH SIDE LIGHTS ON TIE MEN
AND WOMEN MHO MAKE up
WNOUINJIO1NO. NkNvW IGN ENSO
INTERESTING SOCIAL llEe

) slIsr were the members OF the bridal
party.
Miss Alice u. Shepard. daughter OF
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert X. Shepard. will
go 10 New York this morning for =
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart enter
tained company at dinner last eve
ming. having Maj William Heimke As
their guest OF honor
AT HOME ON MONDAY.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Newton
culberton are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Mountford
Baker. and her son Robert Baker. Of
Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs. Baker sails for England Octo-
Der 20. on the steamship Adrtatic. to
] visit her husbands mother In Birming-
ham.
The ladies' will be at homo this after
noon at lsss Quincy street
Mrs. Barnett. wife of Gen. George
Barnett of the Marine Corps; Senator
J Thomas p. Gore. of Oklahoma. and
| Capt Paul ". Collins. will be the
| ers at the fortnightly soireo of the
French Cult Of the Washington
Salon. on Thursday night at It's stu
dios in the Mclean Building. 1917 II
| street Mrs. Barnett will speak on
| matters Of timely Importance. and
Senator Gore will discuss "The
! League of Nationa." Captain Collins
| will give q talk on "Frenchmen l
Have Met" Violin solo selections
| Will be rendered by Miss Mario A.
Mcneil. with plano accompments by
Miss Margaret L. Menzel. Miss Ruth
Bailey. a young talented artist from
New Hampshire will present piano
solo numbers and Miss Estelle MUIR
ray, assisted at tho plano by .,iss
Cecilia O'Dea. will appear In Oriental
dances. Rudolph de Zapp. president
of the club, aided BY the board of
governors will make tho presents
| tions. Mrs. Helen J. p. Starr will
| preside at tho buffet and will have
| for assistants the Misses Ruth Hop
| kins. Hilda Bruce. Susan A. Brady.
Garnet Snowberger. Dolly Beatrice
| Barker. +. n. Sawyer, Margaret l.
O18rien and Elizabeth Geary. There
Will be dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Pilling OF
! Washington. ID. c.. have taken up
their winter residence at the Hotel
Lafayette.
Congressman and Mrs. l. J. Dickin-
son of Aigona, Iowa, have returned to
their apartment at 1870 Wyoming ave-
nue. after a visit to their homo in Iowa
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The Daughters of the American
Revolution have issued Invitations
to a reception on Wednesday eve
ming. October 20, from o to IL
o'clock at the Washington Club. in
honor Of the president general. Mrs.
George Maynard Miner.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nicholson
have given up their apartment in 1870
Wyoming avenue and bought a house in
Georgetown. Cemdr. and Mrs. John F.
Shafroth have taken their apartment at
1870 Wyoming avenue.
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Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh
Milton entertained a large company
of young people at their home in
Eighteenth street last night in honor
of Philip Ormand Milton. the formers
nephew, of New York City, a former
District boy and West Pointer. Dane
ing followed a musical program.
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A childrens party was given to
James E.. Mcmahon last Tuesday at
his home in Belmont street. in honor
of. his seventh birthday. Those pres
end were Miss Katie Busby. Miss
Dorothy! Bowman, Misses Agnes
O'Neil, the Misses Virginia and
Marion Montgomery, Curtis Greeny,
William Shea, Malcolm Hay. Orrin
Groves, Greer Groves and Everett
Mcmahon.
The marriage Of Miss Isabel Annie
Johnson. youngest daughter Of. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis T.. johnson, Of this
city, and Milton o. Clark, also of
Washington, took place Saturday
evening. October 2, at $40 o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. Herbert Randolph, OF
Foundry Church, performed the cere-
mony, which was quiet with only
members of the immediate families
present The bride. who was given in
marriage by her father, was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Kenneth A. Shaw.
Mr.. Shaw acted as best man.
The bride wore a travelling suit of
beaver brown velour, with hat and
shoes to match. She carried a hugo
bouquet of Queen Wilhelmina dahlias
and shell pink roses. She is the sis
ter of the former Miss Frances L.
Johnson, tho winner OF a Washing
ton beauty prize few years ago, and
grand daughter of tho late Rev.
W. Il. Evans.
Following an informal supper the
couple left for a short trip. They will
make their home with the brides sis
ter, Mrs. X A. Shaw, upon their
ref