The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-26
JEAN ELIOT NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETYN=

The marriage Of Miss Alice Tys.
sowslsi Jones to Lieutenant Samuel
Walker Du Bots, u. S. NJ, win take
place Saturday, October 4, III the
home OF the brideAelect's uncle, John
Tyssowski, at Ardsley-o the, Hudson
Miss Jones Is the daughter Of the
late John p. Jones, who as "Nimpo.
was prominent figure in the
Journalistic circle Of washington
twenty years ago. Mr.. Jones also
served as consul to Manchuria and
consul general at Rome. Miss Jones
was educated IN Washington, where
she lived with her grandma
Mrs. BENJAMIN TappaIl, widow 81
the late Admiral Tappan.
Lieutenant Du Bots Is q graduate
aof the Naval Academy, class Of 10
After the wedding he and his bride
viii 60 to Coca Cola, Canal Zone
where Lieutenant Du Bots Is sta.
toned az the submarine base. III
February they viii 60 to Honolulu
where they will remain until June
ma then win return 70 the Canal
Zone Ia June.
DIR. CUMMING WILL ATTEND
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Surgeon General Hugh S. Cum,
ming, OF the Public Health Service
viii sail tomorrow on the Majestic
for Paris, where he win attend, as the
American Representative. the Inter.
national Conference OF Public Hy,
gene. He will return to washing
ton In about q month.
Miss Diana Cumming returned
yesterday from WytheviIle, Va.
where she hasNbeen visiting.
take possession, October |, OF al
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
Isaburo Yoahida, Of the Japanes,
embassy. is ct the Hotel Astos, II
New York.
CASTLES WILL VISIT
ALLAN WTNSLOW IN BERNIE.
william n. Castle, Of the state
Department, and Mrs. Castle viii
leave Washington In . few days tt
sail from New York to pass two
months in Italy, France, Belgium
and Switzerland They will visit
their sin-in.law and daughter, MIR
and Mrs. Allan r. Winslow, Il
Berne, Switzerland, where the
former Ii secretary to the American
legation. They viii remain there
for several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Sweeney, daughtel
Of Colonel and Mrs. Campbell
Sweeney, has left for Smith Col
lege, where she win be q junio
this year.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O.. Baldwin
Of Annapolis, Nd, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth Of son
Francis Gerard, jr., born SepteTn
Der 8. Mrs. Baldwin was before hel
marriage Miss Belle Daisey, o.
Washington.
Mrs. John L. Edwards entertained
informally at luncheon at tn,
Shorehan yesterday.
-
Frank Hitchcock, Of New York
former Postmaster General. has ar
rived In Washington, and Is al tn
New Willard. where he will remain
several days.
A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday night at o'clock a,
the Church Of the Covenant, wher
Miss Hattie L. Christianson became
the bride of Roland Richards.
The bride wore q gown of white
shadow lace over satin. made or
straight lines. Her tulle veil wat
caught with orange blossoms, ana
she carried white roses. She was
attended by Miss Bertha Roetl1lis
berger, who wore a costume of pink
and carried a bouquet Of pink roses
The bride was given in marriage bS
her mother. Mrs. NJ /. Christsansor
Of Worthington, Mimi, who worN
q brown crepe dress with hat L
match. The groom was attended b,
Paul j. Hansen, and the ueheri
were Harold F. Noneman and Ellis
worth Goss.
The decorations were Of roses
ferns and palms, and Mrs. Loren.
Stockton Gawler sang 20, Promiet
Me-" and II Love You Truly" ac
conpanied on the organ by Gland,
Robson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards win max,
their home In this city, where he il
connected with the Standard OF
Company.
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