The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

to be buried in the family plot in the
cemetery at Berlin.
The marriage of Miss Leila Harrison.
daughter Of Mrs. George 7. Harrison. and
Lieut.. Geoffrey Keyes. Sixth Cavalry,
U. s. A., win be at St Matthew'S Church,
In this city, on the afternoon OF Decem-
| ber L The brides attendants viii In
| clude Miss Dorothy Aleshire as maid OF
honor and Miss Josephine Curtis. OF
Cleveland; Miss Alice Diesel Of New
York, and Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss
Margaret Treat Of this city.
Capt. and Mrs. ID. c. spencer. OF the
National Soldiers Home Va. have is-
sued Invitations for the wedding Of their
daughter, Jessie, 10 Dr. George Corwin
Beach. jr., senior assistant surgeon at
the home, to take place Monday, No
vember 1e, at 5 p. m, in the chapel Of
the home. DR.. Beach Is formerly Of To-
peka, Rans., and Is nrst lieutenant Of
the Medical Reserve Corps, U. s. A
Mrs. C. J. Badger win receive inform
ally Thursdays after December !.
Lieut.. and Mrs. ormond Lee Cox. U. s.
N, anhounce the birth Of a daughter.
Jane, at Washington d. c. October =.
1915. -
81
The fifteenth annual reunion of the
Army Of the Philippines, win be held at
the Hotef Sherman, Chicago, H., No
vember rs and H.. @ .s5
Mrs. Thomas Q. Donaldson, wife. Of
Maj. Donaldson, Of the Inspector Gem
erals Department, sU.i 8. IA, -ais at the
aldson, tr., who Is attending the Colum-
bia Preparatory School.
Capt Charles c. Marsh. U. s. N, re-
|. tired, and Mrs. Marsh have arrived from
Italy and are staying with Lieut.. Com
mander Frank Taylor Evans, U. s. N,
and Mrs.. Evans at the naval training
station, Newport, R.
Ensign e. P. A. Simpson, q. s. NJ.
arrived in Washington on Friday and
Is a guest at the New willard
MAI. F. D. Evans, Of the Adiutant Gen.
erals Department Of the United States
army, who has been on q two months
leave, with Mrs Evans. is in New York
City for short visit. after which Mai.
Evans win return to duty at Vera Cruz
and Mrs. Evans will come to Washing
ton for the winter.
The bachelor ofBeers at Fort Bliss last
week gave q -''Yama Yama" costume
dance at the post hall, which was most
enjoyable. All were In costume and
masked and the fun was contagious. The
large hall was decorated In Halloween
novelties and milax. The Sixth Infan-
try orchestra played for dancing and the
refreshments included punch, pumpkin
pie, sandwiches. apples, cider and fruit.
Eeuts. T. H Rees. r. o. Amin. Theo-
dore Barnes and r.. F. B.; Hartz enter
tained a number Of friends with dinner
previous TO the ''Yama .Yanaa" party FRI
day evening Mrs. Ben Lear acted as
hostess for the young men.
Capt Warren Dean, Fifteenth Cavalry,
recently tried by court-nartial at Fort,
Bliss. has been notified from Washington
Of his exoneration of the charges against,
him and will be returned for duty with
his troop at once.
DR.. Walter R. Grutzman, veterinary
surgeon, Fifteenth Cavalry, has come
East to spend q four months leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsa and Mrs.
Michael N. McNamee on October 81 gave
a dinner at the home Of THE former In
the city, complimentary TO Gen. John j.
Pershing and Col. and Mrs. George H.
Morgan. Hosts and guests motored later
to the Country Club for the Saturday
night dance. "a.