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and Mrs. Samuel Marvin Peach OF
Hyattsyille to q reception In honor Of
their daughter, Miss Ann Tyler Peach,
to be held in Mount Vernon Club In
Baltimore. Monday, September II.
Miss Peach will be presented to So
ciety at the Bachelors Cotillon in De-
cember and will be given dinner
before the cotillon by Mr.. and Mrs.
william Thomas Hayden Of Lafayette
street, Baltimore.
Miss Peach is identified in Virginia
ancestry through her paternal grand
mother, the late Bette Howe Well
ford, formerly of Fredericksburg, and
through her maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Addison Page Stiles Of Bal
timore, Nd, formerly of Gloucester,
Va. She is o niece Of william Tyler
Page Of Washington and Maryland,
author Of the Americans Greed"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Contee Bowie
Clagett have issued invitations for a
dance Saturday evening, September
"a at 10 o'clock in their home, Wes-
ton, at Upper Marlboro, Nd, to pre-
sent their daughter, Miss Silvine Mar
bury Clagett, who also will make her
formal bow In Baltimore at the First
Bachelors cotillion.
Mrs. James M. Thomson OF New
Orleans will arrive in Washington this
afternoon from Summit Point. w. Va,
to spend several days. Mrs. Thomson
was formerly Miss Genevieve Clark,
daughter of Mrs. Clark and the late
Speaker Champ Clark.
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter p. El-
liott have returned after a trip to
Antigo, Wis, where they visited Mr..
Elliott's mother, Mrs. Bertha Herr
man, who accompanied them to
Washington. They also visited Mr..
Elliott's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Patton at Excelsior
Springs, Mo. Their nephew, Mr.. John
Doll, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otho Doll
of Potosi, Wis, also accompanied
them and will remain in Washington
for study during the year.
Mrs. Rutland Duckett Beard of
Chevy Chase, Md, who has been
abroad since May with her daughter
and son, Miss Rene Beard and Mr..
Rutland Beard, jr, will sail for the
United States October from South
ampton, England, aboard the s. S.
Carinthia. Mrs. Beard has spent the
greater part of the trip with her
Family In the North Of England
where she was born. For two months
she has been on the continent with
her children chiefly at Bruges, Bel
giun1, where her daughter, Miss Rene
Beard, has been continuing her art
studies. She has studied for the
most part with Mr.. Eric s. Finlason, q
well-known London collector and
artist. They will all return to Eng
land the early part Of September to
be with their family and friends until
sailing In October for the States.
Engagements Foretell
Early Autumn Weddings.
OF interest In washington Is the
engagement OF Miss Frances Tucker
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VOL
colt Tuckerman of Santa Barbara,
Calf, formerly Of Washington, to Mr..
William Wister Haines, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dietrich Jansen Haines of
this city. Miss Tuckcrman Is men,
ber Of the Junior League Of Santa
Barbara and spent last Winter In New
York. Mr.. Haines u graduate Of
the University Of Pennsylvania, in
1881, and is grandson Of Mrs. Wil-
liam Rotch Wister and q nephew of
Mr.. C&spar Wister Haines Of German
town. The bride-elect Is o niece of
Mr.. Walter r. Tuckerman Of this
city.
Z Mrs. Harrison Cruikshank Of Alex
hndria. Va, announces the engage.
1nent Of her sister, Miss Helvise Minor
Halsey, to Mr.. Clarence Manning of
New York. Miss Halsey is the daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Halsey Of Philadelphia and the grand
daughter Of Gen. Dabney Herndon
Maury Of Virginia and DR.. William
Halsey Of New York. Miss Halsey on,
her mothers side comes from q long
line Of noted virginians. She is the
great. great niece Of Matthew Fon-
taine Maury, the scientist.
Mr.. Manning Is the son of Mrs.
Frank o. Manning and the late DR..