The Washington times., 1921-09-28
At Home Tomorrow.

Major and Mrs. George Oakley Tot.
ten. jr., will be at home tomorrow
afternoon at their studio house in Six.
teenth street for the first time stree
| their wedding Mrs. John B. Hender.
son will preside at the tea table and
Mrs. George Wcitzel and Mrs. Mark
Reid Yates will assist the hostess.
With the announcements of their
marriage, Mr.. and Mrs. Totten sent
out invitations for the reception to-
morrow and for another on Thursday.
October 6. The latter. however. has
| been postponed until November 3, as
7 Major and Mrs. Totten are going 10
New York on October to meet her
small son, Aka, who is arriving from
Sweden. The lad, who Is but eleven
years old, Is making the journey
alone.
Hugh c. Wallace. formerly Amer.
/ lean Ambassador to France, is at
the Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, for a fortnight and
is taking the cure.
Mrs. Lane to Spend Winter In n. Y.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane, widow Of
the former Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, has taken an apartment at lt6
East Sixty.third street, New York,
for the coming winter.
=
Miss Margaret Thorpe Green.
daughter Of Congressman and Mrs.
w. Il. Green Of Iowa. whose mar
riage to Courtney Campbell. of New
York, will take place on October s.
was the guest for whom Mrs. John
A. Briars entertained at luncheon
..,l,,.
motored down the Potomac TO Mrs.
were for the most part old Iowa
friends of the bride and her mother.
The company included Mrs. Henry
| c. Wallace. wife of the Secretary Of
Agriculture: the wives of the men,
bers of the Iowa delegation in Con-
gross, Mrs. John Snure, Mrs. JUDD
son C. Welliver, Mrs. James e.
Davis. Nine. Soyez and Mrs. Edwin
A. Merritt.
Miss Green and Mr.. Campbell will
have simple wedding with only mem.
bers of the two families present. but
| the bride will be much feted before
her marriage. Tomorrow Miss Flor
| ence Curry will give a luncheon and
shower in her honor. On Monday
Miss lrna Strong will have a lunch
| con and shower for her at Wardman
Park Hotel and that evening DIR. and
| Mrs. Edwin A. Merritt will entertain
at dinner in her honor. Their guests
will include the brides parents. her
aunt, Mrs. c. II. Lloyd, of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell. of New
York, parents of the bridegroom, and
his brother, Orland Campbell, who are
coming to Washington to attend the
wedding.
Lawrence Lanier Winslow, first
secretary Of the American embassy
in London, and Mrs. Winslow have
returned to this country from Eng.
land and are at present at the Plaza
Hotel, New York.
Maj. Thomas B. Larkin. L. g. A.,
who has been appointed assistant
military attaChe of the American
embassy in Japan, and Mrs. Larkin
started Yesterday for San Francisco
on the first lap of their long Jour.
ney to their new post. They expect
to sail on the October transport.
Mrs. LarkiE was formerly Miss Mary
Irwin and Is the daughter Of Com.
mander' and Mrs. William Manning
Irwin.
Mrs. George Barnett has come. to
Washington from, her country home
Wakefield Manor. at Huntly, Va, and
is visiting her sister, Mrs. C.. Phillips
Hin, while her new home. .S02S O
street, Is being put in readiness for
occupancy:
Hugh s.. Knox. son OF Senator and
Mrs. Philander c. Knox, has arrived
in Washington from Valley Forge, Pa.
and is staying at the Willard.
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- Serbians Luncheon Hosts.
Tho charge d'affaires Of the Serbia n
legation, Ephraim Taditch. and the
secretary Of the Nation. %. NJ.