The Washington times., 1920-09-23

guests at dinner last night at the
Cafe St Marks
Mrs. John w. Davis. wife of the
American Ambassador TO Great Brit
avn. has gone to Hot Springs. Va. and
10 staging at the Homestead
Mrs. Richard Townsend. who had a
cottage At Bar Harbor. Ne. for the
season. has returned TO her home In
avenue.
NJ and Nine. Maurice Boyer have
arrived at Hot Springs. Va, by auto
mobile on their honeymoon. Nine.
Boyer was Miss Katherine Hill.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Is.
Hill. OF New York and Greenwich,
Conn. and her marriage to NJ. Boyer,
who was at one time connected with
the French High Commission In
Warrington, took place in Green
wich recently.
Nine. PaUo de Godoy, daughter OF
Don Joaquin Mendez, minister Of
Guatemala, has returned To Washing.
ton after spending several months In
Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean.
who have been at Belmont Farms.
their place near Leesburg, Va. will
return to Washington the first OF next
week and will open their house In /
street for the season.
Mrs. AcLean's mother. Mrs. Thomas
II. Walsh, Is back in Washington
after spending a fortnig ht at Belmont
Farms. Mrs. Walsh attended the two
conventions and passed the summer
on the west coast.
Miss Eliza Scldmore. who has been
visiting her brother. George II. Scid-
more, American consul general at
Yokohama, in japan. sailed for this
country on September 4 and will re-
turn to Washington shortly after she
reaches this country.
Countess Eleanor Gizycka will re-
turn to Washington shortly but does
not expect to open her house here this
season.
Miss Charlotte Campbell. who is
spending the summer at Winchendon.
Mass, will go to Florida later in the
fall to stay through the winter
months. Miss Campbell leased her
apartment for the summer months to
the Misses Evans and the Misses
Mitchell, of Georgia
Miss Clara Kingsbury will act as
maid of. honor for her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Kingsbury. whose marriage
to Donald Harrison McKnew will be
an event OF Saturday. October 8. She
will also have four bridesmaids. her
cousin, Miss Natalie Slocum. Of New
York: Mrs. Henry Hilpon-Green. of
New York; Miss Mary Sue Donaldson,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. r. Q. Don
aidson. and Miss Katherine Beach. of
Md.
for his brother.
The ceremony will be performed at
$3.50 o'clock in Bethlehem Chapel OF
the National Cathedral. Miss Kings
bury was a student Of the National
School.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty has
taken an apartment at the Brighton,
where she will spend the winter. She
reached town last Saturday after
visiting her brother in Massachusetts
and passing a few days in New York
Through the summer Mrs. Dougherty
was with Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh on
the Pacific coast, and for several
weeks the Vice President and Mrs
Marshall were members of their
party.
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Treat, who
has been in command at Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, will start today for the
Philippines to take command of the
Philippine division. General and Mrs
Treat were long stationed in Wash
ington and have many friends here
He is widely known as the father of
army polo" having introduced the
game into the American army
w. L. George, the distinguished
English novelist. and Mrs. George.
who havc arrived in Washing ION. arc
staying at the Willard Hotel. Mr..
George is making a lecture tour of
the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry Purdy
will return to Washington from Eu-
rope the middle of November.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair has gone to
New York for short visit and is stay
ing at the Hotel Belmont.
Miss Ellen Bruce Lee, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, has returned
to Vassar College, where she Is enter
Ing upon her junior year. She spent a
week in Washington en- route from
her home in Elkins, W. Ve.---.---.-----
Mr.. and Mrs. Lees cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Lee Phillips. who have
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