Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-07

for his new post. the aviation station in
Texas.
| Announcement was made today by Mr..
and Mrs Thomas ST. John Lockwood of
| the engagement of their daughter, MISS
Grace $ Lockwood, to Mr.. Archibald B.
Roosevelt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Roosevelt. Of oyster Bay, l.. !.
Miss Lockwood and Mr.. Roosevelt met
when he was at Harvard. He is an en-
| ploye of &. carpet company at Hartford,
| Conn, with which he has been since he
was graduated from Harvard } ear ago
His fiancee was introduced to society IN
1913. and is a member of the Sewing
Circle of that year. She is also secre-
| tary of the Vincent Club. Her father is
one of Eoston's wealthiest residents.
Mr. Dunbar Lockwood is her only
| brother.
Mr. Archibald b. Roosevelt is the next
to the youngest son OF Mr.. ani Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt. He studied for some
years with tutor at Sycamore Ill.,
! oyster Bay, l.. L. before going to Groton
School to prepare for college. lie was
graduated from Harvard last June. He
went to the military camp at piatt$ourE
y. Y, with the Harvard Carlp squad, and
after a weeks training was made bat
| TALON quartermaster His brothers are
the Messrs. Theodore, jr, Kermit and
| Quentin Roosevelt, and his sisters, Alice
and Ethel, are Mrs. Nicholas I-ongworth
and Mrs Richard Derby. His eldest
! brother, Theodore. jr., married Miss
| Eleanor Il. Alexander ana kefIt!t maj
ried Miss Belle W. Willard.
The marriage of Miss Ellie Murdaugh
Lejune daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs
| John \. Lejeune, and Lieut.. James b!al
| Glennon. L. S. n. son OF Rear Adn4IAl
James H. Glennon, commandant or the
navy yard and Mrs. Glennon, viii take
place this afternoon at $50 O'Clock AT
| the home of the brides parents. KEY
DR. Roland Cotton Smith officiating
| WpIAi
| have taken place on April %. were
FASTENED on account OF the war s'iua-
! ton The bride, who Will he given IN
marriage by her father, viii be uhat-
tended. I.iert A. D. bernhard, L. s n,
will act as best man for Lieut. fleunoh.
/ 4 reception for the relatives ana IN
innate friends present al the ceremony
viii follow.
Russian Ambassador and Nine. Bak H.
| meteT have relinquished stone VIVA;
| the Newport estate which Tor several
| years has served as the summer en-
I bassy, and are preparing to pass inc
| s1Imraer within short distance OF
| Washington If possible to secure a
| residence suited to their needs the am
| bassador and Nine. Bakhme-ef VIII go
to Chevy Chase for the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgeuthau an
nounce the enga cement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Morgenthau' TO george
4 N
| Miss Morgenthau is a sister of Mrs.
| Mariner J. Fox. Mrs. Maurice Vert
helm and Henry Morgenthau. Jr, who
! was married to Miss Elinor J, Fatman
| United States ambassador to Turkey
| Mr.. hamburg is a son or Elkah
| hamburg and is graduate OF hdf
ward University
/ Mrs. Morgenthau is to give recep-
ton for her daughter at her residence,
la. No date has been arranged for The
| wedding.
The new senator from Rhode Island.
! Peter Goelet Gerry. has leased the
| suburban residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Glst
Blair for the spring and summer Mr.. afiG
! Mrs. Gerry have also taken on lease Oh
| several years the town house OF Henry
White, late ambassador to France.
Miss Angelica Schuyler Brown, daugh-
| ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown OF New
York. and Peter Cooper Bryce. son of
the late Lloyd S. Bryce, one-time Ameri-
can minister to The Hague, VIII be mar
red today at the home of the BRIDE.
| Their engagement was announced In
| February and they had planned to be
married on May 9. but the change OF
| date was made on account of the war, as
| Mr. Bryce is a member of So Iadron A.
| AS both families are in deep mourning.
! the wedding today will be very quiet.
! Miss Brown has been a frequent visitor
| here.
Mrs r. Septimus Austin has been en-
tertaining a house party at her apart
ment at the Dresden for her daughter,
| Miss Madeleine Austin. during her sprl ~.
vacation. on Wednesday Mrs. Austin left
| for New York accompanied by Miss Made
| leine Austin and her guests, Mss GLADYS
! Downing and Miss Lucille Cook. and VIII
not return to Washington until the open
| ing of the National Cathedral School.
| DR.. Florence Hale Abbot of Newton.
| Mass who has been spending week
| with her brother. DR.. Charles G. Abbot,
! in X street, is leaving for home today.
| Mrs William Cumming Story, presi-
| dent general of the National Society of
n A. r.. has invitations out for pa
| triotic motion picture on "Womanhood,
| the Glory of the Nation" to be given
| this evening at $50 o'clock in Memorial
| Continental Hall. The committee of ar
engagements includes Mrs. Ernest AL
| len, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Vida
| Clementson state vice regent of the
District. Commodore Blackton and
! prominent members of the d. y. r. Will
| speak
| Among those who have been invited
| are the cabinet and all members of
| Congress. chapters of the D. \. r. and
members of other patriotic societies.
| Rear Admiral Thomas b. Howard and
| Mrs. Howard, with their daughter. Mrs
| James Proctor Morton, and Mrs. How
ards sister, Miss Claude, have given up
| their house in kalorama road, which
| they occupied the past season, and have
| taken ptheir residence at the Naval
1 Observatory, where Admiral Howard is
now III command. Admiral Howard
! succeeded Capt. John A. Hoogerwerff
| who has left for his new station aboard
the L. S. 5. Pennsylvania.
Mr.. David I. Walsh, former Governor
| a fau
days at Washington and is stopping at
the willard.
Mr.. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treas
| ury, was host at "A luncheon at the
| Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. Ola Ann COnard and AR Broadus
| Bennett West were married Wednes-
day, April I. at Philadelphia. Pa Mr.
| and Mrs. West left Immediately for
| Atlantic City and points north. Mrs.
West was the widow of Eppa Hunton
Conard of Round Hill. Va They will
make their home at Washington. d. c.
| Senator J. y. Kendrick, the newly
elected senator from Wyoming, and
Mrs. Kendrick are stopping at Hotel
| lafayette.
| Mrs Archibald Oracle. who has been
| visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Dalliba-
! Dutton. New York city, returned to
her home, 1927 10th street. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs William Wheatley went
to White sulphur Springs last evening