The Washington times., 1917-11-11
Mrs. Runbdueh
To Make Home
In Washington

/ We are all 50 pleased that Mrs..
David J. Rumbough has selected
, Washington for her home this win
; ter. Before the late Colonel Rum
: bough's death about five years ago,
Mrs. Rumbough lived here for q num-
! Of years, her children went to school
} here. and Washington IL as much
1 home to them as any place can be
to army folk.
Mrs. Rumbough, to my way Of
thinking, II the aort of person who
| deserves q decoration, for already
| she has three sons In Francs. That
means she has given all OF her sons
| to the service. One went over In
June, one In July, and one In August.
Wright Rumbous h Is = major OF ar
tillery, and Is wi.h the expedition
| ary force in France. He has been
back in town several times since he
entered West Poirt, usually with the
polo team Stanley Rumbough Il .
great polo player too. He was sta
toned at Fort MyGr for . while four
or five years ago just before he re-
signed from the army to enter busi-
ness. He has re-entered the service
now, and IL . ma TOR on the staff Of
the adJutant general Of the rainbow
division
David Rumbough was only xradu-
ated from West Point last June and
Just before he sEiled for France to
serve on the STAFF Of Gen. William
II. Allaire his engagement to Gracs
Hall Colgate, whose sister, Elisa
beth Colgate, Is married to Stanley
Rumbough. was announced. The girls
are the daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Colgate, CT New York. The
third Colgate girl, Florence Hall Col
gate, as perhaps you remember, was
recently married 20 Major Edwin 81.
John Grebls, an intimate friend Of
the Rumbough buys.
David RumbouEh was still a boy
when Stanley was married. and was
In short trousers when the Rum
boughs left Wazhington-and now
he's on the eve OF being married An
na Rumbough IL married to an army
man, Major William S. West. Elisa
beth, the unmarried daughter, Is with
her mother at the Farnsboro, where
she has an apartnen. for the winter.
=
Mrs Edward n. Hurley, Jr,
To Ne In washingfon-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Hurley. Of
CAA~e8C NAA0 ohAPPAhb DOeA1
man-will have with them this win
ter Mrs Edward n. Hurley. jr. who
Is still q bride. Her husband has q
commission In the reserves and Is on
duty at Camp Meade. Mrs. Hurley.
Jr., who Is q singulariy pretty and
charming person, was Mildred Muir
ply, OF Chicago. and Is q daughter OF
the late DR.. John B. Murphy. The
wedding, which took place several
months ago, was very quiet. as the
brides family was in mourning.
Mr.. Hurley has another son, also in
the service, and then there are the
kiddies, Helen and Jack, who are
going to school here. The last two
belong also to Mrs. Hurley, who II
Mr.. Hurlsy's second wife She was
Florence Amberg, of Chicago, and Is
one of the most delightful OF the
many interesting women who are new
to swashIngton's official world.
Hopkins Move
To EdgemOre Home
Yes, Susan, the Nevil Monroe Hop
kins' are at the Edgemore home OF
DIR. Hopkins mother, Mrs. +. A NJ
Hopkins, for the winter. They are
a house Of their own-two,
in fact. at least one Of which Is to
be sold or rented-in the same pretty
suburb, but neither OF them are yet
Meanwhile their very de-
lightfuI home in Bancroft place IL
let to Mr.. and Mrs George II. War
rinEton, of Cincinnati, for year, and
they have taken possession OF the
alder Mrs. Hopkins residence. She II
staying with DR.. and Mrs Alfred
Hopkins, another son and daughter
n-law, who also have pleasant
nome IN Edgsmoor.
DR.. Hopkins has new book out'
mother of the clever mystery stories
he does so well. This one Is The
Mystery Of Racoon Lake" DR.. and
drs. Hopkins have q young daugh-
er, Frances Hopkins. coming on, who
promises to be as winsome and at
ractIve as her older sister, Anne
Hopkins. She is only sixteen, how
'ver, and, as she has gone back to
chool. can scarcely even be Included
n the sub deb class.
Youra faIfhfully