The Washington times., 1920-07-30

niece of william II. Crocker OF San
Mrs. Alexander's New York home is
at West Fifty-eighth street. They
also have a house in Tuxedo Park
where they were amorg the pioneers.
Mr.. Whitehouse is son or the
late william Fitzhugh Whitehouse
and Mrs. Whitehouse, who for many
years were identified with the sum
mer life of Newport. where they liVed
at Eastbourne Lodge. Their winter
home was Thornton Hall, Stony STRAIT
ford, Bucks, England. Mr. White
house now is living with his mother
at As Avenue Henri Martin, Paris.
He was educated at Marlborough
School and Eton College in England,
and he was graduated from Yale Unit
versity in 1905. He served for year
as private secretary to the late White
law Reid when he was ambassador to
the Court of st. James. His first dip
lomatic appointment was to Caracas,
where he was charge d'affaires year.
In 1911 he was second secretary Of
embassy in Paris. Later he was de-
tailed to the embassy in Constanti-
nople. His other diplomatic posts
have been in Greece, Montenegro, Pet
rograd, and Stockholm.
Miss Alexander and her mother will
return here from Paris late next
month. Mr.. Alexander, who has been in
California several weeks, will return
here in about ten days.
REEsIDES At DEER PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reeside are
spending several weeks at Deer
Park. Md. They were Joined there
yesterday by their son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Terry
Reynolds, who came to Washington
the first of the week from New
York. Mrs. Reynolds was formerly
Mrs. Elizabeth Rceside Whitside.
Miss Anne Elizabeth Robertson,
who has been living in Washington
for several years. left yesterday for
her home in Kansas City, where she
will be married September IL to Lieut..
Ralph B. Bagby, U. S. a. Their en-
gagement was announced about a
month ago.
Mr.. aN1 Mrs. Henry Price Wright
will leave Washington early in August
for an extended motor tour and for a
series Of visits in the Berkshires, at
Newport, on Long Island, and a num-
Der of other places. They will be gone
about four weeks.
Mrs. II. II. Rousseau has gone to
l.. l., to spend the
summer, where Admiral Rousseau
joins her for the week-ends. She will
have Mrs. Henry Price Wright with
her next month for visit.
Mrs. Gouverneur Hoes will leave
Washington early next week to visit
Mrs. Alfred Gillett in Wallingford
Pa. Her sister, Miss Maud c.
will go to Nova Scotia in
a few days to pass the remainder Of
the summer.
daughter, Miss Marcia Chaplin, will
indefinite stay.
MISS LESHANE wEDs.
Mrs. Sonnie Leshane, of Whining
ton, Del, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Jane r. Leshane.
to ]. Hubbard Caswell, of Washing
ton, on Saturday, July "a. in Upper
Md, the Rev. F. T.. Nc
Manus officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
well will be at home after August 1
at 1887 Emerson street northeast,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Insco White.
head have issued cards announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Winifred Whitehead, to Rob.
ert Paul Pegoix. on June 10 in the
Church of tho Tansfiguration, New
York. Mr.. PeRolx served in the
French army and won the Croix dc
Suerre with palms. He came to this
country to participate in the Liberty
loan campaign and later was ATTACHED
to the French mission In New York,
where he is now In business. Mrs.
Pegoix passed much of her childhood
in Paris.
MISS PRICE ENTERTAINs.
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