The Washington times., 1924-06-06

MISS, CAROLYN, HAGNER,S .
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

ding VIII take place some time this
month.
The engagement is of exceptional
interest here as Miss Hagner's fore
bears on both sides of her family
have long been prominent and pop
ular in Washington. Without max
ing a formal debut, she has been
taking part in the festivities Of the
younger set for the last year and
has made many warm friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, who
returned to Washington last even
ing from White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va, are leaving town again to-
night for Weld, their estate at
Brookline, Mass.
Miss Ellen Blair, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, has
gone to Stockbridge, Mass, with her
sister, Mrs. Richard Holiday Of
New York.
Mrs. Charles Alger and Mrs. Cleve-
lend A. Newton are at home infor.
mally to Missouri women this after
noon at Mrs. Alger's residence, 1882
! street. Presiding at the tea table
will be Mrs. James A. Reed. wife
Of Senator Reed Of Missouri; Mrs
Selden p. Spencer, wife of Senator
Spencer of Missouri; Mrs. Hayne FL.
lis, wife of Captain Ellis, Of q. S. N.
and Mrs. John Carroll. Others as
sisting the hostesses will be Mrs. j
A. Schofield, wife of Commander
Schofield; Mrs. Carl Horix, Mrs
Hugh C. Smith, Mrs. James Hager
man, Mrs. Sarah T. Andrews, Mrs
Charles P. Keyser, Mrs. Otis Rogers
and Mrs. James L. Dotty.
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Mrs. Warwick Emile Montgom
cry and her daughter, Miss Mary
Montgomery, are sailing tomorrow
for Europe and will spend the
summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Black
have taken one of George Austis
Corcoran's villas in Bellevue avenue
Newport, for the summer and will
leave their apartment at the Plaza
on July I. Before her marriage
Mrs. Black was Miss Isabelle May
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Henry
May, of Washington.
X 4
MISS REEVE TO WE'D
IN CHRIST CHURCH.
The wedding of Miss Thelma
Reeve, daughter of William King
Reeve, of Georgetown, and Arthur
Bailey Hayes. jr., son of Judge
and Mrs. Arthur B. Hayes, will
take place in Christ Church, George
town, on Wednesday evening, June
rs, at o'clock.
Miss Reeve has selected as her
attendants her younger sister, Miss
Catherine Reeve, and her cousin.
Miss Elizabeth At Lee of Richmond.
Mr.. Hayes will have as his best
man George Rothwell Sheriff. The
ushers will include F. Nelson Reeve,
brother of Miss Reeve; Commander
Warren Gerald Child, u. s. N.
Ernest Phillip Heriod, of Mexico
City; Benjamin Ames Laning,
Thomas Somerville, and Andrew
Jackson Somerville. of Washington.
Mrs. Mark Reid Yates entertain.
ell ct luncheon at her country
home, Collingwood farm. Va, to-
day. Mrs. H. Ray Hagner, Mrs.
Austin Kautz. Mrs. Edwin Young
Bliss, Mrs. Harry Baldwin CAN'T
Mrs. Carroll Reece, Nine. Kliefoth
Miss Mamie Chase and Miss Louise
King taking her guests late to the
auction and nah jong fete at the
holiday house of the Girls Friendly
society near Mount Vernon, Va.
Commander and Mrs. Comfort
Benedict Platt are sailing this sum
mer for China. where Commander
Platt has been ordered for duty
but will first visit Mrs. Platt'a
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w
Steele, at Westminster, Md. They
have given up their apartment in
the Dupont and are temporarily al
the Shawmut.
Mrs. John Lytel WEIGH. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs
Rave Garnett Fenwick, at 1880 New
Hampshire avenue, has left Wash
ington to join her husband, Ensign
WEIGH, U. s. N, at the Brooklyn
navy yard. Before her marriage
Mrs. WEIGH was Miss Sally Fen
wick.
Mrs. William Benjamin Smith
1886 Rhode Island avenue, will be
at home tomorrow and Sunday
afternoons from to s o'clock Il
give a further opportunity to view
group of portraits by Walter Cox
Among those who have shown
their appreciation by viewing the
portraits are the British ambassador
Sir Esme Howard; Senator and Mrs
Claude A. Swanson, Senator anf
Mrs. Tasker L. Oddie, Mrs. and Mis-,
Mckeon, Bowie Clark, Captain Cor
don Gordon Smith, Miss Marwicl
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman, the Mar
quis de Bernezzo, Hugh Tenant
and DIR. and Mrs. Gilmer Brenizer
Among the observation-disclosures sail
ing tomorrow for Europe are Mrs
Colonel and Mrs. Frank L. Hatch
MISS Mary A. e. Cullen, Miss Mar
garet Cullen, Miss Georgiana Ora
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Johnson
Miss Elizabeth johnson and Mrs
william r. Turner, all Of whom are
bound for Cherbourg and London
on the Belgenland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Boutell, and
Mr.: and Mrs. William w. Everett
Will be passengers on the Adriatic
which sails for Queenstown anG
Liverpool, and Coleman Jennings
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. King and
watson Washburn sail by the Ma
1estic for Southampton. =
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