The Washington times., 1920-09-15
n HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
President Elect of Panama Arrives TOday.-Farewell
Dinner for Admiral Niblack-Other Notes


daughter-in-law. Mrs. Carroll Sweet.
and Il her chill 'ren. who were also at
Chatham Bars for the summer. They
are returning by motor, stopping In
boston and several other places and
are now In New York. Mrs. Carroll
Sweet and her children will be guests
or Mr.. and Mrs Sweet for several
days and little Pauline Sweet will at
tend the Madeira School here this
winter. From here Mrs. Carroll
Sweet will go TO their home In Grand
Rapids TO Join Mr.. Sweet, but her
son. Carroll Sweet, Jr.. will remain
here indefinitely as guests OF his
grandparents.
Mrs. Delos Blodgstt and the Misses
Blodgett and Mrs. Charles Gray Mat
thews. who have been abroad for
several months touring Europe, Will
sail for home on October 2. They viii
return to Washington the latter part
OF October. Mrs. BlodKetts niece and
her husband. Col. and Mrs. James
Walsh, are at the Biodgett residence
here.
| Senator and Mrs Truman II. New
berry, who spent the summer at
Watch Hin. II. l.. left there yester-
day for their home In Detroit. where
they will remain until they come here
TO open their house early In Novem-
ber.
Mrs Dewey, widow OF the admiral
II the navy. has returned to her home
In X street. after spending the sum
| rner at Atlantic City.
| Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh. who. since
/ N he fUn mt
tIons with a large party of guests,
. mas been making an extensive motor
| trip In the West, has returned and
reopened her house In Massachusetts
avenue for the winter. While in Cali
fornia Mrs. Walsh had the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall as her guests
| for a month
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Walter
Mclean. OF Washington, have leased
the residence of Mrs. Charles II.
White in Underwood, Nd. for two
years. Admiral and Mrs. Mclean
have had n place at Warrenton for
several seasons and have frequently
entertained guests from Washington.
George T. Summerlin. charge DAFT
| faires of the American embassy in
Mexico City. left Mexico yesterday for
| Washington. He will arrive here
early next week 10 confer with
| secretary OF State cambridge Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard
and Miss Alice Shepard. who will close
their cottage in jamestown, X. l., on
| September 81. will visit in New York
about ten days before returning here
| to open their residence in Eighteenth
street. They will make the trip by
| motor.
Mrs. Barnett. wife OF General Bar
'ett, is at the willard this week. Cen
raj Barnett and family will take pos
! session of their new home on Ban
| roft place about September 25
| Mrs. Bertha NJ. Robbins. regent Of
| ne Judge Lynn Chapter OF the d. A.
! /, announces meeting OF the chap
er to observe the anniversary OF Con-
| tttution Day on Friday evening, at s
clock, to be held at Franklin Square
sotel, Fourteenth and X streets. All
I ID. A. X. and s. a. II members, inter-
ested in the observance OF Constitu-
ton Day. are cordially invited
| The marriage of Miss Imogene
! Young. daughter OF Congressman and
Mrs. James Young, to Todd Lee
Wynne, OF Wills Point, Tex. took
place today. at the brides home in
Kaufman. Tex. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Young and their family have been for
the summer.
DINNER AT ARTS CLUB.
Major and Mrs. William wolfcs
smith. Miss Cecil Norton. Miss Clara
Drake. Miss Agnes Walter, Miss
Beatrix Hurley, and Mr.. George
Flemer will be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb w. OConnor at the Thurs
day evening dinner OF the Arts Club.
Miss Norton will give a short talk
upon the community centers Of this
and other cities: Miss Walter and
Miss Drake OF the Washington
players. will give Mr.. o'Connors lat
est comedy playiet- Onions" and
Miss Hurley and Mr.. Flemer will
entertain on the piano and violin.
Mrs. j. Lawn Thompson and
children have returned from their
country home in Maryland, and Joined
DR.. Thompson at the Twentieth street
home.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret J.
Prentiss, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Clark Prentiss, to BENJAMIN
]. Mckelway and the late Dr. Nickel
way. took place yesterday. The cere-
mony was performed at noon in st.
Thomas Church by the xector, the
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, and was fol-
lowed by a reception and breakfast
for the members of the families and
few friends in the home of the
brides parents at 1920 Oregon avenue.
Miss Beth McKelway, sister of the
bridegroom. was maid OF honor, and
the best man was Alexander Nickel
way, of Providence, r. J.. brother of
the bridegroom. The brides brothers,
Louis w. Prentiss and William Clark
Prentiss, Jr., were the ushers
Mr.. and Mrs. McKelway left later in the
day for motor trip through Virginia,
and on their return will be at home at
2o71 Park road. Among the out-o town
guests were Mrs. Robert +. Stockton
and Miss Agnes Blackfan. of Eliza
beth, N. j.: Mrs. st. Clair McEelway,