The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-04
MRS. NASH DUE HOME
AFTER EUROPEAN TOUR.

Mrs. Francis s. Nash, wife Of
Medical Director Nash, will sail for
this country on November IS, and
after transacting some business in
Washington will rejoin Doctor Nash
and Miss Carolyn Nash in Europe,
in February. Doctor and Mrs. Nash
and Miss Nash have been abroad
since last autumn, and have visited
India and Egypt, in addition to
travelling extensively in Europe.
While Mrs. Nash is in this country
her husband and daughter viii tour
by motor in the South of France.
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Prince and Princess Pragatipok,
brother and sister-in-law of the
King of Siam, who spent a night
in Washington early in the week,
are now in Buffalo, N. Y, on their
way West. After leaving Washing
ton they went to Boston and to the
Berlshires for a brief stay.
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The wedding of Miss Alice Tys-
sowski Jones, granddaughter of Mrs.
Tappan, widow of Admiral Tappan,
to Lieutenant Samuel, Waller Du
Bots, u. s. NJ, is taking place this
afternoon in the home of John
Tyssowski, an uncle of the bride,
in Ardsley- on the Hudson, N. z. The
ceremony win be performed at
o'clock after which there will be
an informal reception.
Mrs. Tappan has gone up for the
wedding and is the guest of her
son, John Tyssowslxi.
Mics 1nnne 10 tho 10 N1onfoI Of fbn
late Mr.. John e. Jones and her
mother was before her marriage
Miss Virginia Hflda Tyssowski,
daughter of the late Mr.. Thasseus
Tyssowski of this city. Miss Jones
in Manchuria and later as consul
name for himself as "Nimpo" Jones,
a correspondent in Washington.
Lieutenant Dubois is a graduate
Of the Naval Academy in the class
of 1919 and has been transferred to
duty at Coco Sofa, Canal Zone,
where he and his bride will go i'm
mediately after the wedding.
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Lieutenant Felix Budwell stump.
u. s. N, and Mrs. Stump, formerly
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in Washington for several weeks,
left yesterday by motor, accom-.
panied by Miss Ruth Morgan, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Christian at their home
In Connecticut avenue. They are
bound for the country home of their
parents, Doctor and Mrs. william
Gerry Morgan, in New Hampshire.
Doctor and Mrs. Morgan and the
Misses Morgan are expected to re
turn to their home. here early in
November.
To raise funds for the phiIan.
thropic work Of their organization.
group of members of the Junior
League Of Washington have banded
together and have taken over the
agency Tor Harper's Bazaar in
this territory All commissions re.
allied from the sale of the maya
zine viii be turned over to the
league.
Mrs. Morgan Gilbert, accompanied
Dy her son and daughter, Morgan
Gilbert and Miss Alberta Gilbert
who have been spending the sum
mer in Europe have returned and
are established in their new home
in Nineteenth street. formerly oc
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. r. M
Kaufman.
COLUMBIAN WOMEN GIVE
RECEPTION FOR NEW MEMBERS
The first meeting of COLUMBIAN
Women will be held at 1882 street
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. After
the business meeting, presided over
by Miss Elizabeth Wilson, there
will be an informal reception IL
honor of the new members.
A special program has been ar
ranged including The reading OF thu
history Of Columbian Women b,
Mrs. Robert F. Griggs, a song cycle
by Mrs. Charles Morgan, cello selec
tons by Miss Florence Weiser, read
irgs by Miss Rosemary Arnold anC
sketch by Miss Elizabeth Cutler
Of the Rams Head Juniors.
Mrs. William II. Heron and Mrs
Allen Wilbur will preside at the
refreshment tables.
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Mrs. Wallace Alexander, promi.
nent In social circles Of the bay
citiesof California, and wife Of the
president of the San francisco
Chamber Of Commerce, whose beau.
tiful home in Piedmont is one OF
the show places of Oakland, Cal,
win be q visitor in Washington next
week, attending the Red Cross con.
vention.