The Washington times., 1921-09-19

Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Philander c.
Knox. who are abroad fer q stay of
several weeks. are now At Plymouth,
England, whence they are starting for
an extended tour Of the west country.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gordon Crawford
and Miss Kathleen Beale Crawford of
Washington. are visiting Mrs. William
Pollock, at Holmesdale. Pittsfield,
Mass.
Capt. G. L. p. Stone, U. 8. N, has
been detailed TO duty in command of
the U. s. q. Connecticut, which IL to
he stationed on the West Coast. Mrs.
Stone and her daughter, Miss Betty
Stone. will go to California to be near
Captain Stone. G. l.. p. Stone. jr., IL
student at Yale University.
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Livingston Beeckman. former gov.
ernor Of Rhode Island, will come 70
Washington this week to keep ap-
continents with President Harding,
the Secretary Of State and the Attor.
pey General.
Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis has arrived
In Paris. after touring Italy. Switzer.
land and Germany with her sister,
Mrs. Edward Morrison, and Miss Mar.
earet Morrison.
Miss Helen Snow Jones and her
brother. Edgconhb Lee Jones. who
have been at Bar Harbor all summer,
at Madison, n. j., and will remain
through the autumn. They expect to
open their house In Washington about
Thanksgiving time.
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Mrs. Ernest x. LeSeure and her
daughter. Miss Helen LeSeure, who
have been In Carlsbad. Germany, have
reached Paris and are staying at the
Hotel Majestic. They will sail for
New York the last Of october.
Mrs. Harold Walker has returned
to Washington with her son. Aldyce.
and her daughter. Evelyn. from
their summer home at Nonquit,
Mass.
Mrs. Guy T. Scott announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Agnes Virginia Scott. to Daniel Bart
lett Searcy Of Georgia. The wed.
ding will take place Thursday. Oc.
tober ~. Miss Scott made her debut
here season or two ago and the
last summer she made o trip to Cali.
fornia with her mother. Mrs. Scott,
by way Of the Panama canal. Miss
Scott IL the daughter of the late
Major Guy r, Scott and the grand.
daughter OF former Senator Nathan
Bay Scott Of West Virginia, and
the family Is one Of the most promi.
nent socially and politically in this
region.
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Remodeling House.
Mrs. ]. Henri dc Sibour ana her
boys have Joined Mr.. de Sibour at
their home In X street. They spent
part Of the summer at Narragansett
Pier and later visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis p. Garvin at their camp in
the Adirondacks. Mr.. and Mrs. de
Stbour have purchased q picturesque
old fashioned house at Twenty.ninth
and q streets, Georgetown, and will
make their home there on the com.
pletion Of the extensive remodeiing
which 10 now under way. Presumably
their K street house will eventually
become business property.
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Joseph Mcpherson ana his bride,
who was Miss Mildred Scott, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Scott, OF Hill.
crest, Aurora, Mo-, are guests Of Mr..
parents, Congressman
and Mrs. Isaac v. Mcpherson, at their
In the Parkwood and will
remain with them through the winter.
The wedding took place in Aurora on
September 6.
Miss Elizabeth Mason Heath, Of
and Van wyck w.
Loomis were married at noon Satur-
lay In st. Thomas Church, New York. |
BY the Rev. John Lloyd, who served |
with the bridegroom through the war |
With ambulance company No. 50 of |
.he Fourth Division. Mr.. Loomis, who |
was graduated from Cornell In 1914, |
Q the son Of Mrs. Charles Loomis, OF |
Utica, N, Y. The bride, who 10 O |
vassar graduate, was formerly a resi-. |
lent Of Washington. where she was
,ne Of the leading women workers
With the Red Cross during the war. !
She II the niece OF Hartweii p. Heath
Ind Miss Mary Mason Heath.