Evening star., 1917-12-17
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
Return From Brief Visit
to indianapolis.
Mrs.. Josiah Kingsley OIL LuneheoI
Hostess of Yesterday-Engage-
ments, Weddings.

will spend Christmas in Washington.
Mrs. Josiah Kingsley ohl was hostess
lat a luncheon party yesterday. her
guests including Col Reille ana CAPT p,
and Nine. Lacombe of the French mill
itary mission, Representative ana mrs.
Ira Copley, Miss Joan Ohl. Gen. George
lSqufer and Representative Edward b.
4 tDenison.
i Representative and Mrs. Harry C..
| woodward entertained at dinner sat
iurday evening in honor of their house
guests, Miss Ruth Adams ana MISS
Emma Edwards of West Virginia. who
will return to their homes on Wednes-
day Representative and Mrs. Wood-
yard are occupying the residence, iiII
Lamont street. and will have as thelr
lguests over the Christmas holidays
| their sons, Lieut.. William woodward,
iJT S A. and Mr.. Harry c. woodward,
Ijr.. and Mr.. Edward Douglas Wood
yard, who are students at the Cni-
versity OF West Virginia
! The MARQUIS and Marquise de Poll
\ gnac have gone to New York and are at
| the Plaza Hotel.
| Col. James P. Jervey, Corps Of Engi-
| neers, and Mrs. Jervey announce the
| engagement of their daughter Jean to
Alexander Shepherd ouintart. lieuten-
ant Of field artillery. United States
Army. Lieut.. Quintard is the son. of
Mrs. Edward A. Quintard and q grand
son Of the late Alexander r. Shepherd.
| Mrs. Richardson Gibson has cards out
| for q tea on Friday, December 81, from
| 1 until Z, to present her daugher. Miss
Mary Duncan Gibson.
Mrs. Blaine Elkins will give dance
| the same evening in compliment to the
1 young debutante.
Mrs william Disston will stop over
at Washington on her way to Florida.
where she will spend the balance of the
| winter With her daughter. Mrs: John
wanAmaker, jr. Mrs. Disston will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, reaching
| here shortly after the holidays.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Eben Grant Dodge an
| nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
| ter Rebecca Hyde and Mr.. Frederick
stamford Hartley OF Boston, Mass.
| The wedding win take place early in
January.
The Tuesday morning entertainment
| of the Washington Club will be omitted
| tomorrow on account Of the conserva-
The usual New Year reception for
members Of the club will take place
January l from to o'clock. The
Tuesday MORNINGS will be resumed
December %. 8 70 :. for the bsnefit Of
the wool fund Of the club.
Miss Elizabeth Hamlin Young, daugh-
who is a student at Smith College, will
reach Washington next Thursday to
spend the Christmas holidays.
MIRA. joe Henry Eagle, wife Of Repre-
sentative Eagle Of Texas. who has
been at Atlantic City for ten-day
I visit. has returned to their residence in
Massachusetts avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Shuey have
! taken an apartment at Congress Hall
| for the winter.
Word has been received here of the
wedding OF Miss Katherine Lamont Of
Miilbrook and New York city, daugh-
ter Of the Ate Daniel 8. Lamont, who
vas Secretary Of War under President
Harrisburg. Pa. It took place at the
brides home, Altamont, at Millbrook,
SATURDAY. The ceremony was perform
ed at 1890 o'clock by Dean Howard
the Divine. New York city. AS both
families are in mourning, the wedding
| was very simple.
The bride had no attendants. Lieut..
Jackson H Boyd; 2, 8 ~ A.; Of Harris. Harris
1 He is in the 21st Field Artillery. The
| bride was given away in marriage by
her brother-in-law. Capt. Francis Rob-
bins. y. 8. A.
States Army ambulance service, and
| ia at present awaiting orders. He is a
son OF the late John Y. Boyd and Mrs.
Boyd of Harrisburg. Pa,
Not only are the children of men in
the United states service to be remem-
bered this Christmas, but, through the
combination OF seven Of the largest war
organizations, every enlisted man who
will be at New York will have an op-
L A fnfr Ia, ha
Christmas that 10 being planned by the
National League for Woman's Service.
| Miss Maude Wetmore. chairman OF the
directing committee Of the soldiers
and sailors children Christmas cafni-
| val. which opens at Grand Central Pal
ace. New York, next Saturday after
noon, announced yesterday that hun
dreds of children Of enlisted men had
for Christmas gifts have been pouring
into the leagues headquarters. at No.
257 Madison avenue.
A general appeal has been sent out
| asking that soldiers and sailors have
ing what they wiss FOR Christmas
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| Mr.. and Mrs. lam Stanley Dell
are spending their honeymoon at
White Sulphur Springs. Va. Mrs. Dell
was Miss Marion Cleveland. She is a
| daughter of the late Grover Cleveland
and of Mrs. Thomas ]. Preston. jr.
1 Mrs Robert LIE Roy will go to New
| York today to pass the Christmas holi-
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Casimir de Rham Moore.
Capt. and Mrs. Stephen Kellogg
Plume. who have recently come to
Washington. are occupying Mrs. Silas
| w. Terry's apartment at the Farragut
Capt Plume Is now in the National
Army. stationed here with the ord
| nance department. Mrs. Plume Is O
bride of this season. recently married
In st. Bartholomew's Church in. New
York city.
She is the daughter of Col. Parke
former military attache at the United
States legation at Brussels, and Mrs
Parke. who are we'll known in Arm,
circles.
Mrs. Howard S. Reside, who was op-
Grated on Saturday at the Ear, Eye a nd
!, Throat Hospital, is improving and viii
return to her residence in 18th street
later in the week.
XII Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore CLOSED
Chateau-sur-M -Mer, her villa at Newport
4 yesterday and returned to New York.
Representative and Mrs. H. A. Jaco
4 way of Arkansas entertained at dinner
delegates from Arkansas to- the won
ans suffrage convention. The Efest
Included Mrs. T. T. cotman. Mrs. Franl
Cibb. Mrs. Bert Roberts, Mrs. Ruther
d ford Fuller, Mrs. II. A. Raymond, Mis-
Gertrude Watkins and Miss Josephine