The Washington times., 1914-09-09
~ HE marriage OF Miss Helen Heyl,
daughter OF Col. Charles II.
i Heyl, and Lieut.. Milo P. Fox.


daushter OF Col. Charles H.
i Heyl. and Lieut.. Milo P. Fox.
L. S. Engineer Corps. will take
place October 3, at p. m. Tho cere-
mony will be performed at the bride 5
nome, with only relatives and a few
friends present. A reception will follow
at 40, to which a number OF additional
guests will be asked.
The brides sister. Miss Julia Heyl,
will be her only attendant: Lieut.. Dom
aid Connolly, L. s. Engineer Corps. Will
be best man for Mr.. Fox, and the ushers
VIII be Lieutenant Chynoweth, Lieuten-
ant Bennion. and Lieutenant Crawford,
all OF the Engineer Corps. and stationed
at Washington Barracks. and Captain
Castillo. of thetCuban army. 1t will be
military wedding, with the attendants
in uniform. and the decorations will be
in red and white. the Engineer colors.
Mr.. Fox and his bride will make their
home I'm Washington and have taken an
apartment at the Beacon.
Tn. Secretary 81 the Interior Mr..
Lane. has Joined Mrs. Lane at their
summer place at Essex for a short
stay Their small daughter. Miss
Nancy Lane. has gone to the Adiron-
dacks TO spend September at a girls
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expect to return TO Washington early
in October.
The former ambassador to France.
Henry White. with Mrs. White and
their daughter. the Countess Sherr-
York Monday. Will come to Washing
ton within the next few days and
open their home in Crescent place.
The countess will spend the winter
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
are entertaining the Brazilian Am
bassador and Madame da CANA at
their summer home in East Gloucester.
Mass.
The ambassador-elect to the Argen-
tine Republic. John W. Garrett, OF
Baltimore. is for the present acting
as aid to the American embassy In
France. with q house at Bordeaux.
Mrs. Garrett, at the outbreak of the
war. was in Switzerland. but il is
hoped she will be able to join her
husband shortly in the temporary cap
ital of France Mrs. Garrett was for
merly Miss Alice Warder. OF this
city.
her grandchildren. Miss Nina Cans and
Horace Cans. of Richmond. Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. Nordlinger have
as their guest Mrs. Louis Elseman; OF
Atlanta, Ga. who has been spending
several weeks in Atlantic City.
Brig. Gen. Theodore Schwan and Mrs.
Schwan. who have been at The Maple
wood. Leno1. Mass. since July !. re-
turned to Washington yesterday
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Madame Jusseranid. who joined the
French amba assador at the embassy re-
Gently after short stay in New York.
has taken charge Of a fund for the
relief Of French war sufferers and has
received man. contributions.
The Relgian Minister and Madame
Havcnith returned To Washington Mon
day and are at the legation in Massa-
Chusetts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Dennis and
Mr. ard Mrs. charles Nelson Elker
hav, returned to Washington and
orcrcd trsi. horne il massachusetts,
av"n"" for tn" v'..cr.
Nidshirmau colin CHmnNcll. VIII" has
hron vi-itir= his fath"r and mother.
Congr"r.r'an and Mrs. Phil'0 +. Camp
bolt of Kansas. at their summer hOm"
near NrI'u%tou VA. left yesterday tn"
I\ausre IIe will rrt"irn in about WceE
to Sn..nd th,. rest Of his furlou=h with
h:~ parents.
F,,Iiv ~ Ortoncr Eun"r"sSmnn and
MrS. ramvhnU and Miss Dnrot&v CHrnn-
bell hone L" 20 t" Their HON" in PITS
buYuh. Kan. for an extended visit.
Mrs Wing". wife Of Congressman O.
7. Winco Of Arkansas. expects to go
to Rluemont Friday 20 spend a week.
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Mrs Theod""n Shu"y ant Miss p"ro-
thv Shucv r"t'lr""d vCst%"daE from
,hof~ co-n'r, nIrr" near S'punton. Va.
" Hc,r rHo, h"Io spout the suUHmHI
Miss - '..r Nc''umN"r n" "iSit"d
.ncnl rnr - month. returned last sun
day.
Tho Eev r Ward nHnys. Mrs. Dcnys.
ard fh~ MnSaex lenIA. RhO returnAd