The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-09


Senator Lawrence C. Phipps, who
was a member of Secretary Weeks's
party at Mount Prospect, N. H., has
returned to Washington. Mrs. Phipps
went to Watch Hin, r. l.. from New
Hampshire and will pass the remand.
er of the summer there.
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Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pomeroy Davi-
son, who are now at their country
home, Locust Valley, yesterday an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Alice Trubee Davi.
son. to Artemus l.. Gates, son OF
Mrs. Emma l.. Gates, of Clinton,
Iowa.
Miss Davison's brother, Trubee
Dawson, and Mr.. Gates were 1918
classmates at Yale and her friend
ship with her fiance dates from his
college days. During the war Miss
Dawson rendered splendid service,
for in 1915 she organized with u. j.
Naliy. of the Marconi company, the
Womens Wireless unit, which wSs
later taken over by the Government.
Miss Dawson became a wireless in
structor at Hunter College and did
other radio work with distinction.
MI. Gates, who was in charge OF
naval aviation at Dunkirk with the
rank of lieutenant commander, was
shot by the Germans. taken prisoner
and after escape recaptured. He was
prisoner a the end of the war.
He won the Distinguished Service
Cross of England. the Croix de
Guerre and Legion OF Honor of
France and the American Distinguish
ed Service Medal. He also was re-
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Congressional Medal OF Honor. At
Yale he was captain OF the 1913
football eleven and was a member
of Skull and Bones.
Henry Pomeroy Dawson, who Is
member of the firm of ]. T.. Nor
gan & Co., was head of the Ameri-
can Red Cross during the war and
both he and his family have many
friends here in Washington.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, who has been
visiting Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman
at Southampton. Long Island, gave an
address yesterday in Memorial Hall
there on the Woman's National Foun-
dation. The plans for the buildings to
he erected on the Dean place were ex.
hibited. They are by F. Burial Hoff.
man, jr., to whom the contract for de.
signing the structures and laying out
the grounds has been awarded,
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Mrs. Ross Thompson is at the Hotel
Chatham, New York, for short visit.
The Very Rev. Dean Bratenahl, of
the National Cathedral, will give a lee
ture Friday afternoon at the Art Asso.
citation, Newport.
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Captain Hussey, United States Navy,
10 in charge of a dance to be given
in Newport, Thursday afternoon, for
the benefit of the Newport Girl Scouts,
who have Mrs. William S. Sims, wife
of Rear Admiral Sims, as their head
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Count Paul Teleki. former premier
OF Hungary, accompanied by the Coun-
tess Teleki, arrived yesterday on the
Carmania. Count Teleki. who has come
to the United States to lecture before
the American Institute of Politics at
Williams College, will visit Washing.
ton.
Vice Admiral Albert p. Niblack en-.
terained on the battleship Utah fire.
quently during his recent STAY at
Cowes. At the farewell dance and re-
ception given the evening before sail
ing for Graves md the Princess Mary,
the Duke of York and the Duke of
Connaught were among his guests.
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President Harry Augustus Garfield.
of Williams College, and Mrs. Garfield
entertained luncheon party of fou,.
teen persons at their home in VIII.
Jamestown yesterday. The guests were
the former Italian premier, Tommaso
Tittoni, Signora Titton, Prof. Jesse
Siddall Reeves, of the University of
Pennsylvania; Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley
Writ Warren, of Boston: Mrs. William
Page Andrews, Mrs. Edwin G.. Pres.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buckley
Hubbell, Miss Lucretia Garfield and
James Garfield.
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The marriage of Miss Helen Fisher,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fisher,
and Sam Silverstein, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Silverstein, of Charleston,
West Va, took place quietly yesterday
at 1860 Fillmore street.
The ceremony was performed at
1890 o'clock by the Rev. Alvin Luchs
Ia the presence of the immediate fam
lies, owing to the Illness of both Mrs.
Fisher and the mother OF the. bride.
groom, the arrangements for the wed
dinf were very simple. Mr.. Fisher and
his bride lett Immediately after for