The Washington times., 1915-09-16

summer, succeeding Captain de Bertier
de Sauvigny. has arrived In this country
ss ana Sss wssre coone sns SIs
has had ar apartment since his ar
rival y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. r. Thlel have
returned to their home, In Mount Pleas
ant street after a months vacation In
the White mountains and In Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair are at their
country home. at Silver Sppring. Md.
for the early autumn season. Mr.. and
Deer Park and Warm Springs. Va. and
then went North for several weeks.
Cables have been received in New
Emily Eleanor sloane, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry T. Sloane. to Baron
Amaury de la Grange. Of the French
army. which took place on Tuesday In
Paris.
Accompanied by her father. Miss
Sloane arrived there On Monday. They
started from New York on board the
Espasne on September 4. The respite
from active services OF Baron de la
Grange Is to be brief. 1t Is understood
that he had left the front and went to
flancee and will return on Saturday.
having been transferred from the cav
airy to the aviation corps.
Col. Clarence Wainwright Murphey,
is making an extended visit in the
headquarters. .t',. ...
Miss Christine Wagsaman, who has
been at Cape May as the guest OF the
Misses Walsh, Of New York, Is pass
ing the week in Philadelphia. She will
return to Washington shortly.
Lieut.. Bernard 4. Miller. Corps Of
y. 8. A.. and Lieut. Fred
erick 8. Skinner. Of the same corps.
have been relieved from duty with the
First Battalion Of Engineers, Sn 8, ana and n Will
gineer School to take the course Of
instruction. They will probably live up
town rather than in the quarters at
Barracks. which they have
occupied heretofore;
DR.. Charles d. walcott. secretary Of
the Smithsonian Institution. and Mrs:
are now engaged in geoiogical
pleted their previous investigations in
the Yellowstone National Park. Mr..
Walcotts sons. Sidney 8. and b. STU
art Walcott. with their sister. Miss
nssn B. the esposon, At a
and visiting friends in the West They
expect shortly to return to Washing
ton. and the boys will resume their
studies at Cornell and =, Princeton
Miss Dorothy Dantz, whose mar riage
to Frank Evans will take place on
September o. will be at home on tire
afternoons OF September q and %, at
her residence. 144s Belmont STREET
Prof. Hugo Munsterberg. Of Harvard.
arrived at the Willard last evening for
a short visit to Washington.
Mrs. D. Barnes. Of New York. COUSIN
at present stationed at the Army War
College, Is among the recent arrivals
at thn hotel and others registered there
are Mrs. Lillian NJ. Qninby. her daugh-
ter. Miss Maria o.; Quinby, and Miss
Quinby Is a frequent visitor to Wash
ington.
Miss Muriel Nart Crawford. daughter
Of Mr.: and Mrs John ": W. b. r. c1Swfoss THo@ss
Mast. the cartoonist. became the bride
Yesterday Of Donald Ellerby Battey.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. William J: Bat
tey. The Rev. George Hill. Of New
Britain ;,na' CEnn' off'ciassG csSSSor, On Over
look Circle. Becchmont. New Rochelle:
and the wedding was the first event
in the. new Crawford residence. Just
miss MISS EVELYN MccAlister and Miss
Sallie Mast were her attendants: The
best man was William Earle Battey.
and the usfers were John William Roy
Crawford. jr.. Thomas Mast CraW1orh'
Thomas Mast Hill and Henry + KorK-
Two hundred guests remained for the
reception, wedding breakfast and dan
cling.