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THE WASHINGTON TIMES,' FltlDAY, NOYEMBER ;L0; 1916.
A
5e
).
MAJOR HOLCOMB
AND MISS HOVER
LUNCH " GUESTS
Bcthrothed Couple Are Enter
tained at Marine Barracks
'by Gen. and Mrs. Barnctt.
; f
wedding' is tomorrow
Mrs. Clover Will Entertain
Bridal Party This Evening
Before Rehearsal.
open their house Jn Massachusetts avc
nuo for the winter. '
Col. and Mr. Ilobcrl Mi Thompson,
who hnvo been nt tho 8t. Itenta. In New
ork. for rt week, returned to Washing
ton Wednesday evening. Mr. Thomp
son will bo at homo Informally noxt
Monday afternoon and every succeed
liift Monday Bftornoor) during tho pennon.
ob Iiuh been her custom for a numucrof
years.
.;.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdward Norviil Kottson
hnvo given up their home. Cfll2.Sccond
street, which they" occupied tlurtiiK the
summer, nnd havo roiio to New York
where they are mnkliiR nn Indeltnltr
stay at tli MeAlpIn Hotel. They will
pass tho winter lit the South.
-Name Given to Rose.
One Iv tho handsomest of tho new
roses shown ata recent florist' convon
tlon lias been named tho "Uleunor
Parker." In compliment to Mrs. Homy
P. Parker, of Wash'tiBlon. Mm, Parker
wan foimcrly Minn monitor UldBely, and
Is a crnilddnuuhter of tho late gennlft
Culloin. Tlio lone In a beautiful doiinl"
pink blossom.
AIM NAVY CLUB
session of hr Wnhlngton horn for the
winter.
-
Shakespeare Society Meets.
An Interesting mooting- of the
local branch of the Shakespeare Boo
lety of America was held Tttosdny at
tho headquarters at tho Cairo, when
Minn Constance Collier and Thomas A.
Wise, who aro playing at tho Ilelasco
Theater this -week In "Tho Morry
Wives of Windsor," made addressee.
Doth Miss Collier and Mr. Wlno nro
Slumber of tho Hliukjcspearc 'Hocloty
t America. Minn Collier spoko on
"Tho Woman of Shakespeare from n
Woman'M VJow l'olnt." Her charming
personality nnd convincing ninnnor
won her audience linuio'llutely. Mr.
WIwo'b llttlo talk was in a most happy
volii. . ,
numtor of unusually Interesting """. inamuci uurieign auiioii was
....,.,... ...., i.,., i ii, n i,ml. nnd " ruiyini "i me ui icriiumi iiiiii wan
dinners wero given at the Arm ami accompanied by Jlmo. Hiiunno Old
Navy Club last evening before tho berg. Her rendition, by roauost, of tho
Thursday evening dnncc. MJ. Charles "Klowor Hong" from Faust nhowed
V. .Nut. ISimlnrrr Commissioner or "niniauc iorce anu cxcenc.ni oxprcs-
aiuu
SCENEOFGAiETYi
Interesting Dinners Precede
Thursday Evening 'Dance.
Commander Kutz Host.
IT. M. Johnson, supervisor of the
ninth division of schools, also spoke.
The Iiadlen Aid Socloty of the Ger
man urpnnn Asyiu.ni mot ycsieruny.
Salem Lodge, No. 22, I. O. O. F tntf
last nigiu in Masonic nan.
.
Several hundred persons
the masquerade dancf
attended
at HL Toresa'H
Parochial HMiool. under Mho auspices:
of thn Ladles' Altnr Society of tho
chuich.
will
nlav ttin. Teiixlnn Athletic Club Sun
day probably nil tho Anacostla flold.
Tho Highland football sound
PUC i
tin' Dlntrlct, a ltd Mm. Kuts entertained
n company of gucst.i In honoV of tho
Secretory of War and Mrs. linker.
Iii'tlio party wmc llrlc. Gen. nnd Mrs.
several weeks. Vfr William M, lllack, nrlg. Gen. nnd Mrs.
afternoon for Nov.- m-iiiy IV McCain. Col. and .Mrs. Mnnon
vMls Bentrico Clover and Major
Thomaa Holcomb. Jr., I S. M. C whoso
rnnrringu tomonow will be ono of tho
most Interesting events of" thn Hcanon,
were honor crucsts at a luncheon irlvnn
by-ataj. Cttyi. and Mrs. George Harnett, 1
i 1110 v.ommnntiani a iiousv. .Marine
Uarracks, todny.
Major Holcomb is aide to General Har
nett. .
In tho party asked to meet Miss Clover
wero Hear Admiral and Mrs. Hlchardnon
Clover, Miss Kudora Clover, when will bo
Jitald of honey for her sister, and tho
bridesmaids, MIsh Paulino Klndlcbergor,
Mlns Carolyn Nash, Miss Huth Wilson,
Ally Helen Draper. Minn Mildred Dennis,
and Mlns Todd. Mrs. Henry C. Mustln.
outer of Mrs. Harnett, and Mrs. Pat
llck lk'Ulngcr, of Pcnsacoln, Kla., were
guests, nnd the best man. Capt. Fred
erick C. McConnoll, 1.'. H. M. C, of New
York. nnd tho tinhorn. I.lonl. Cnm.lr
AdoIpluiH Staton, T.leut. Comdr. Geoigc
"V. Stcelo, Meut. Comdr. John M.
Knochs, all of tho navy, nnd Major n. P.
Williams, Capt. Halph S. Keyncr. and
Lieut. David Hrewstcr, Marine Corpn,
complete the imrty.
MubIc by Marine Bam!.
The Marine Hand played during the
luncheon, which wan nerved In the sun
parlor, and for tho Informal dancing
which followed. Decorations were of
Eaatcr lilies, nnd anions the lilies on tho
fable were dainty and original bridal
ravors.
This evening Admiral and Mrs.
Clover will entertain members of
their daughter's bridal party, at din
ner before the rehearsal at tit. John's
Church. There- will bo twenty-four
BUests, Including the Itev. Dr. acurgu
P. Clover, of New York, and Mrs.
Clover, nnd tho Itev. Dr. Holnnd Cot
ton: Smith and Mrs., Smith. Dr. Clov
er, who la the brldd's uncle, will per
form the marriage Vccrcmony minor
row, assisted by Dr. Cotton Smith,
rector of St. John's.
-
Mrs1. Williams Opens Home.
Mrs. John II. Williams, who has been
the euost of her son-in-law' nnd
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter,
rlnce her return from the 'North
Hhore, moved Tuesday to lierNiome,
3813 It street. Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Uallentlno Pitney, the latter former
ly Miss Franclno Wllllnmc, aro with
her. Colonel Williams, who is at
Beverly Fanhs with his daughter,
Mrs. McCortbs, will Join Mrs. Wil
liams here Thanksgiving.
-
Mlsn Viola McKwen Johnson, of Ma
con, Ga., will reach here todny to be
the guest of Mlsn Joan OhI until afler
the wedding "of MIsh Beutrlce Clover
and Major Holcomb tomorrow.
--
Secretnry Latio, Secrotnry Hnker. Sce-
i5tnry Dnnleln, Secretary Wilson and
I'creiary wuson forniPtt nn Interesting
iiuiiy in iiincneon ni mo Hiiorcnain yes
terday. Others luui'hlng in the Roso
lioom nero the Counseor of the French
nml)UMHV. M. Doll'MII. .Illlon lllnn.lnll nt.
tacho of tU.c French Kmbassy. and Count
J. A. 55. von Hechteren I.lmpurg, attacho
v tiiu 4viiiui luiiun ii'KUlluil. .
'M'rs. J. Mansneld Drown has taken nn
ipartment In tho Shorcham for tho
Koaaon.
.J.
Tho Cuban Minister nnd Mme. de
(Je.il)euns dilleii lllfnrninllv lnt nK.nln,,
with Mrs. Mncuell and lier son, Itobeit
Mnenell, chief of 'tho clan Macncll of
Harm.
Leave for Norfolk.
Mm. Leroy Tuttlo and her two debu
tanto daughters, tho Misses Margaret
and Adelaido Tuttle, accompanied by
Mlas Edith Blair nnd Miss Minna Blair,
the latter a bud of this year nnd the
former one of last, left last night for
Norfolk to attend a brilliant dance to
be given In their honor at tho navy
yard by Hear Admiral nnrl Mn ivir
MoLenn on board tho admiral's flagship, s
the New York, tonight. This will be
one of. the most brilliant social affairs
Norfolk has had for some tlmn. Th
oung ladles will return hero on Mon
day morning.
Cant. It. B. Creeev. l s. M. ( .mri
Mrs. Creccy arrived at Washington to
da yfrom Westminster, Va and aro at .
the Wlllard.
I
Mrs. Joseph N. Pew and Miss Ethel
Pew. of Uryn Mawr, Pa., motored to
Washington, arriving last ovcnlng.
They nro at tho Wlllard during the'r
stay. Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Hutde
koper, formerly of llostou, who nrrived
today from their place at Homney. W.
A'a.. oqd Mrs. William Guiles Northup,
of Minneapolis, Minn., nro also at tho
Wlllard. '
ntchard WhiteleyB Take Apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. Itlchord Whlteley hnvo
moved from the Farnsboro. where they
have Ih'cd for about a year, and havo
taken an apartment in the St. Nicholas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan arc re
ceiving congratulatlbns on tho birth of a
daughter Wednesday. Tho baby Is to bo
christened Huth Lester after her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Uuchnnan, who havo lived
near Hcrryvlllc, Va.. filnco their mar
riage last winter, will spend tho winter
in Washington.
.;.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Legate, who pass
ed tho summer at their country homo in
Connecticut arc now stopping at the
Ititz-Carleton, in Now York, for eoveral
daya before returning to Washington to
Mis. .Ifthn M. Wiley, who fans been at
in" winnni ior
Washington this
York. She. will nnll tomorrow for
Franco, where nho will puna tho winter
with hor son, John Wiley, third Henio
tarj; at tho American embassy In Paris.
The lit. Ilov. Yeatman-lllggn. lord
lilshop of Worcester, and tbo Hv. John
Henry Crelg, archdeacon of Worcester,
who have been In this country for
about n month, attending the conference
of thc'l'intcntiint Episcopal Church, in
81. I.miln. nulled toduy by the Whit"
Btnr llrter Baltic fon Liverpool. They
srent fovernl days with lit. Ilev. Alfreil
Hlirdlng, h:shorof Washington, on their
way to St. Louis.
.J. -
Going to Now Orleans. '
Mlsa Agnes Mcsdlck. daughter of Mis.
Charlen Mm bury will leave Washing
ton Saturdny night for New Orlenn.
She will ! iieeninoaiiloil bv hei' cousins.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Stewart r.olllnnc. and"
will visit her aunt. Mis. 'Alficd Lc
Itlanc. Miss Mesnlck li ono of the sen,r
son's debutantes, but will make b.cr
bow to Hticletv first In New Ollcunn,
her niother's old home, and will spend J- "'", ,'ini
tho grectp.' part of tho winter thyrc. "'UJ '"
She will miike hor debut cm ly In Jlin
uary. and will leturu to Wanhlngtou
about March 2.
Jlr. nnd Mis. Lyman Pratt nro visit
ing Mr. Pratt's mother. Mrs. LcOagc
Pratt at her home In Nineteenth street
wpre
ChchIs Who Attended.
Amoiig tho guests of honor
Mra. Daiiiuls, Mrs. Thomas Sterling,
AIIhh Webb, Mrs. NnnnetlVi II. Paul,
president of tho Paul Inntltutc, Mrs,
!rHi
Nadine I
Face Powder
(n Oreen Boxtt Only)
Pit (rick. Commander nnd Mrs. Thontnii v!Vl ,;- ."enrtlcy, president of tho
J. Henn. Mnl. .....I Mrs. Palmer Pierce. IV. V " Ju.e- ?"?. Mverqlt, prln-
llcattlcc Clover nnd her fiance,
Thomns Holcomb, Jr.
of' honor nt a dinner
given by tho best uuin, nnd tho unborn
Mho will attend Major Holcomb at his
wedding tomorrow and chaperoned by
MnJ, Uon. nnd Mrs. George Ilnrnctt
GuchIh of the PrattH.
Brig. Gen. nnd Mis. Kdward B. Piatt
had ns their guests MaJ. and Mrs.
Isaac Krwln, Cnpt. and '.Mrs. Henry
llccuwkes. U. H. A., nnd Capt. and
Mrs. TowiiBcnd Whelcn. V. 8. A.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Wnltpr Wells, also gave,
u dinner at tho club, nnd among those
dining In another party wero Col. and
Mrs. John A. Lcjcune. Col. and Mrs.
Long, Cnpt. and .Mrs. Jcao F. Dyor,
inpi. anu airs. Juiuch .1. Meaue, itr.
F. W. liver, of Mlnnonnolln:
Mis. Hufun l.nne. Mrs. Ira Murphy,
Mrs. Sherer, Dr. Stcpp, und Mr. Colin
Honklns, ot Manila.
Dinner Delightful.
Tho second of u scries of dinners ar-
untll the return of Mrs. Pratt's nnrentn.traiilrtd by Mrs. William W . Gnlbrnlth,
Senator and Mrs. Hoko Smith, who will Mrs. William N. crfern, and Mrs.
come to Wanhlngtou from Atlanta. Ga.. Oavld M. Lo Breton was ono of tho
Oil .OVCIllDCI iW,
J. Henn Mnl mnl Mrs Palmer Pierce. 'Vmi"7 '"""KUe. "" WVorclt, prlll-
j. tsenn, .miij. imu aits, j aimer npitp, c(m, 0 r t.001, Kc10ql for (rH
Colonel and Mm. Crtillwhank nnd Mr. with a contingent of tho ntudont body!
and Mrc. Theodore W. Noycs. Miss Mrs. Henry Elliott Nott. Hlmkcs-
!... rin...... Mnl imiirn loeiiirnr? Aim. r iTririofnn iirn.
woie the guests 1J.tn,?'.uf New York, Massachusetts Und
jr.iii.nrlh Wnshlngtoiii .Mrs. K. Hilton Jackson.
pnrt at the cluti ,,f Virginia nnd Wanliliigton; Vr.
-
Leaves for New York.
Miss ' Esther Bertman, who was the
guest of her brother and sister-in-law,
Lieut, and Mrs. Myron Bertman, for
about a week, left Washington last
night for tm Indellnlto stny In New
York. MIsb Bertman will visit Lieu
tenant und Mrs. Bertmnn again en
route from Now York to her home in
North Vernon, Ind.
Lieut, and Mrs. James G. B. Lam-
jiort will entertain nt a supper party
Sunday night in compliment to their
house iruestB. Lieutenant Lamport's
brother and sister-in-law, Lieut, and
most delightful functions of tho even
ing. Those in tho party included Henr
Admiral nnd Mrs. L.clgh , rainier, t'oi.
and Mrs.j-John 11. Russell. Major Able
Williams, Comdr. and Mrs. WltllaniJ
. uaiiirniiii, uoiiiur. anu .nir. . u
llam N. Jeffers.i Comdr. and Mrs.
Charles I Hussoy. Navnl Constructor
and Mrs. Lewis B. McBrlde, Navnl
Constructor nnd Mrs. Sidney M.
Henry nnd their house guest, Dr.
Henry; Lieut, nnd Mrs. Lo Breton,
Mrs. Valentino Chappell, Captain
MncGrogor, of tho British embassy:
Comdr. Wilson Brown. Commander
Milne, Comdr. J. C. Jackson, and
Paymaster Omar Conger.
, Among those ydlnlng at one table
wore V.UU1U1. una .Mrs. uaiiicn j,
Mm. lnlpr Tjininiirt. Lieut, nnd Mm. I Itlrlinrilann. 1'nm.lr. nnd Mm. U'llllnoi
Lester Ijimport will leave Washington t. tJonn. Comdr. and Mrs. Harvey
noxt weok for short visits In Now Tomb. Comdr. and Mrs, Albert Chureh.
York nnd Wisconsin lieroro returning Comdr. and Mrs. William T. Tarrant,
to El Paso, whcie Lieutenant Lam- Comdr. and Mis. Edward J. Mnruu irt.
pert Is stationed. I Llout. and Mrs. William W.w Hmyt'ie,
; i.icui. anu .'irs. rreiieriu i. mi .in...
Mrs. Vnlentlnc Chappell. who has been I en, Mrs. Edward H. II. Old, and 1'r
tho guest of Commander and Mrs. W. Robert F. Sheehnn,
W. Galbralth for a fortnight, left Wash- v
lngton this morning for her home, In Mrs. Stephen B. Elklns Is at the Shore
Now London, Conn. ham for a few dayH before taking pon-
9 ll
COMMONSENSE
TELLS
you when your stomach, liver, bowels or' blood
are out of order. Obey Nature's warnings. A
sour stomach, indigestion, nausea, loss of ap
netite. dull eves, sick headache, biliousness.
, constipation, muddy complexion, restless sleep
ana unstrung nerves are unmistaKaDie signs
that you should heed, for they plainly tell you
WHEN TO USE
Beecham's Pills. This famous remedy will
quickly work a change for the better. A dose or
two make all the difference. Use them con
fidently, for they always benefit and never harm.
They contain no injurious drug, but act mildly,
surely and naturally, withoutcausing discomfort.
Use them when the stomach calls for help,
when the liver is out of order, or the bowels
need regulating. These important organs are
greatly relieved, helped and strengthened by the
commonsense use of that world-famed remedy
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
The Larrett Sale of Any Medicine in the World'!
At All Druggist, 10c, 25c.
Keep The
Complexion JlenuUful
Joft and velvety. Money bcu it noi
enilrly plowed. Nadine li Pr ana.
Iwrmleff. Adheres until wsehed off.
I'reients wnburn and return ot dij.
colorations. A million dellfhted uiers
prove Its value. . .. '
Tlntrt ' Flesh, rtnk. Bruiwtte, VThlta.
II,- Toilet Counters or Mall, TiOe.
National Toilet Co.. Farla, Trnn.
i.aurn H. llrcnnon, MIbh Edna E. Buck
ler, nnd Mr. and Mm. J. Knnnnt'i.n
van do Coppello.
Mrs. Henry Elliott Mott Will deliver
thu second lecture In her course ut
tho meeting of the Socloty nt the
Cairo noxt Friday ovonlng, her theme
bolng. "The lllghts of Men; or Knth
nriiui in The Turning of tho Shrew'."
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton will sing.
. .j. -
Former Senator and Mrs. Marlon But
ler of North Cnrollna. announce tho en
gagement of their daughter. Pocahon
(ns, to Cant. Thomas Duduv Wninnn.
United States Army Medical Corps. '
Tho marriage will be solemnized ut the
country, homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Butler In
North Cntollnn, within the next few
weeks. Tho date bus not yet lcn se
lected, but the ceremony will take place
us soon iib Captain VntHon can nrrangc
fpr leave. Ho is at present on duty In
the Oanal Zone.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Butler have been de
tained at their country home hv pro
longed Illness, and will not open tholr
Washington lesldencc until after the
wedding.
Miss Hutler was presented to soelctv
two wlilti'l's uuo. nnd was one of the
most udmlrcd of the debutniites. Cnptnlii
Watson wnn nn duty in. Washington be
foie being tmnsfeirod to. Pnnntun.
ANACOSTIA.
The Child Welfare Association met
vesterday nt the Ketchum School,
Dr. It. 11. Douually delivered an' mi
ll renn on "How and Why To Avoid j
Contagious, Diseases in Children," and
Dr. Walter A. Wells discussed the
treatment of the none and throat. Dr.
CREDIT
$1 a Week Will Clothe the
Entire Family.
H. ABRAMSON
Cor. 7th and L SU. N. W.
The Wonderful
(Quality of
My Coffee"
Our Cup Call
for Another!
30c lb.
MuHMagrnd
Fine
.. i i"
anil Wines.
Conn. e. I
Mj9
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ll XTMiK.
Patronize
Peoples'
Bargainsfor TODAY & SATURDAY
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
7th and E N. W. 7th and K N. W. -1 7th and M N. W.
Our Ufitoion Storctrl4ih at You N. Vf.tr Just North of Bank
6ss!l JBSK
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X fresh upply of these dainty
'assorted chocolates has Just been
received. Nuts, Fruits, and Creams
direct from the Chocolate Product
Co., attractively packed.
Lb.
Box
Special - - - 25c
SPECIAL GREEN SEL CIGARS
"--XMP' BOX OF O.VIJ. HUNDnCD, 1.2l.
Other Big Specials for Wide-Awake Men
1
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A Pencil Bridged the River First
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