The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-13

the Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton and their, friends to be present
The milestone may best be reached
by private autos through First street
northwest to Soldiers Home gate,
then east through Brookland to -Four
road to District line. Route indicated
by hGgs. Those going by Brookland |
car line will be met at the end OF the
inc by autos from 1880 to 2:15. A
charge of IS cents will be made for
the round trip.
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Announce Marriage.
Announcement IL made OF the mar
riage of Miss Eva Hurst, Of this city,
to wenzel Joseph Schubert, OF Flor
ida, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. DR.. Van Winder Shields,
At ST. Johns Episcopal Church, Jack
sonVille, Fla, on October 10. The
bride Is the daughter Of Mrs. Keturah
Moss Hurst, residing in Washington,
and the late Gen. Harris Priuli Hurst
She is the granddaughter OF the late
Judge David Wiley Hurst, OF the su-
preme court Of Mississippi, and OF the
late Judge James Malcolm Smiley,
also Of Mississippi.
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Marines Dance.
A pretty dance was given last even
ing in the assembly hall OF the Ma
rins Barracks by 800 OF the marines
In training camp at ouantico. to the
young girls OF the National Service
School Mrs. George Barnett, wife OF
the commandant of the Marine Corps,
who has but Just returned from
Charleston, where she went TO attend
the wedding OF Miss Emily Beatty and
Capt. Charles Henry Drayton. U. 8.
r. c., received the guests and q Sec
ton OF the Marine Band played for the
dancing.
Senator and MIS-. John H. Bankhead
have taken an apartment at 1868
Columbia road and are established
there for the season. Their son and
daughter-in-law. Congressman and
Mrs. william B. Bankhead. and their
family have an apartment in the same
building.
John Terry Remey was host last
night at a dinner to his bachelor
friends at the University Club.
The room was hung with flags and
greens, and above the table, with its
decoration in the national colors, was
suspended a miniature aeroplane. The
fayors and other decorations bore the
tri-colored insignia Of the aerial
service to which Mr.. Remey is at
tached.
Lease Virginia Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Nyman
have leased their home at 1928 Six
teenth street. to Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Howard, of Greenwich, Conn. Mr..
Howard is connected with the Food
Administration. Mr.. and Mrs. Nyman
have moved to a house which they
own next door at 1885 Sixteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8. Mcpherson. Of
Hollywood, Cal, who are spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Herndon, will leave Washington Mon
day for a series Of visits in Whining
ton, Boston, and New York. They
Will return to Washington about No
yember for an extended stay. Their
homo was formerly in this city.
Mrs. James 8. Hartman and Miss
Alice Hartman have returned to
Washington for the winter ana re-
opened tnelr nOHo' ASNN
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Eus-
tis have rented a house at 124 East
Fifty-Afth street In New York for
the winter. Mr.. and Mrs Eustis
leased their house in this city to Mr..
and MIS-. George Tyler, Of Elkins
Park, Philadelphia. Pa
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Miss Lamont Engaged.
Announcement was made yesterday
in PouEhkeepsie of the engagement
OF Miss Katherine Lamont, Of Alta
mont, MiIlbrook, the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Daniel s. Lamont. to James
Boyd, of Southern Pines, N. C., and
Harrisburg, Pa. Mr.. Boyd holds
commission as first lieutenant In the
Ambulance service. The date Of the
wedding has not been set.
Miss Lamont has been active In so
cIety IN New York and Millbrook, and
q lover of outdoor sports, Including
hunting, golf and tennis.
Lieutenant Boyd was formerly as
ISOLATED with the publishing house
OF Doubleday, Page & Co. His father
John Y. Boyd, died at Harrisburg
four years ago.
The marriage OF Lieut.. Edward T.
Taylor, son Of Congressman and Mrs.