The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-02
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senator ana Mrs. Joseph ISFrance
spent yesterday in Washington. mo-
toring over from their country homo
near Baltimore.
Eugene Meyer. OF the war finance
board, win leave today for Mount
Kisco, N. Y, to join Mrs. Meyer, who
has been spending the summer there.
He will return to Washington Tues
day. but.Mrs. Meyer viii remain until
October, after which they will be es-
tsblished In their new home at 2201
Connecticut avenue, recently leased
from Judge Charlie. w. Mayer.
Eidridgs Jordan left YESTERDAY by
motor for Skaneateles, n. Y, where
he will Join Mrs, JordanS who n the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roose.
welt, .s-
Henri de Sibour, who returned to
Washington the early part Of the week,
will leave today for the Adirondacks to
Join Mrs. de Sibour and their children,
who are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis p. Garvin at their camp there.
He win return TO Washington the mid
die of next week. but Mrs. de Sibour
will probably remain q week or two
longer. esrE..
Mrs. Il. G. Hunt ut Manchester.
Mrs. e. C. Hunt il the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann at their
summer home Greenbrier Cottage,
Manchester. Mass. John Clapp. CT
Washington, Is also visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Mann and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Cassels are due to arrive today.
Mrs. Hunt, who has recently COM
pleted o trip down the St Lawrence
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jetfords.
Of Charleston, w. Va. will 90 shortly
to New Brunswick to visit Lieuten.
ant Governor and Mrs. Pugsley.
Miss Jean Summers, small daugh.
ter OF Congressman and Mrs. J. W..
Summers Of Washington, broke. n
rivers Of Washington over the PROV
Of the giant battleship Washington.
which was launched yesterday at
Camden, N. ].
A distinguished party witnessed
the launching. In addition to Con-
gresham and Mrs. Summers and
the sponsors two brothers, II inchld-
ed twenty-five other members of
Congress. GAernor Hart, of the
State Of Washington; Capt. X. Goto,
representing the Japanese navy, and
a number of Philadelphia officials.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tfier win
leave Washington this afternoonN by
motor to attend the autumn outing"
Of the National Press Club Post of
the American Legion at Edgewood
Arsenal, the headquarters Of the
chemical warfare service. They win
be guests at Edgewood of Brig. Gen.
Amos A. Fries, chief Of the chemical
warfare service, and Mrs. Fries.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs .Tiller viii
60 to Solomons Island for a. fort.
nights fishing.
Brig. Gen. Alpheus H. Bowman. u. |
8. A., retired, and Mrs. Bowman
have returned from the South Shore |
of Long Island. where they passed |
the summer and are at their resi- |
dence in Kalorama road.
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Miss Harriet Barton and her sister. |
Miss Wilhelmina Barton, who have |
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Isaac |
Cans, left here yesterday for their |
homo in Ithaca, N: Y.
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.Jonkheer J. Herman van Rotten,
Netherlands Minister to Italy. and
Nine. van Rotten, VINO were at Lenox
with her mother, Mrs. Robert win.
throp, for several weeks. will start for
Rome today. : !
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. who has
been spending about three months |
with her daughter, Mrs. Sheldon
Whitehouse, In Paris. will. sail for
New York tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark are
back at their apartment In the
Chastleton after having been in New |
England for several weeks. .r
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vain expect |
to leave Washington some time late |
In September for Philadelphia, where
they propose making their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Atherton |
DuPuy started today for Edgewood |
Arsenal to attend the outing Of the |
National Press Club Post Of the |
American Legion. -. |
- a |
Johes-Rolfe Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Grace Roife,
of Colonel and Mrs. Robert |
II. Rolfe, and Capt. Davis Jones. |
Fifty-sixth infantry, y. s. A., which |
took place last evening at the High |
lands is of much interest to army
circles. g..
The ceremony, which was q mill.
tsry one, was performed at o'clock
In the ballroom by Col. John T.
Axton. chief Of chaplains, u. 8. A.,
and was followed by q reception and
dancing. The army colors of the
national infantry and quartermaster
corps were used as the decorations,
with quantities of roses and palms.
The bride was gowned In en-
broidered Philippine jussi bound with
silver ribbon over white satin. The
waist was trimmed with old family |
lace, and the court train caught was
at the end with lace and orange
blossoms. The tulle veil was held
In place with orange blossoms. She |
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