The Washington herald., 1917-12-10

leased their residence. 1875 K street to
Capt w. B. Hickox for the winter.
Mrs. william Disston and her
daughter. Mrs. John Wanamaker, jr..
will go to Palm Beach. Florida, within
few days to spend the remainder
Of the winter.
John Franklin Fort. of the Federal
Trade Commission, Is making an ex-
tended stay at the Traymore. In At
lantic City.
Mrs. Andrew Hero, jr., wife of Brig.
Gen. Hero, U. s. A. with their daugh-
ter, Miss Jacklyn p. Hero. will spend
the winter in Annapolis. where they
have leased a house in order to be
near Gen. Hero, who is commanding
the 18th Field Artillery Brigade at
Camp Meade, Nd.
Mrs E. T. Stotesbury is about to
issue invitations to meet the Duke
and Dutchess de Richelieu at her
Philadelphia home on the evening OF
December 16. The duchess will give
recital and the duke will speak OF
France and of the subject which he
and the duchess have most at heart,
the extraordinary increase Of tuber-
culosis in their country since the
war. NJ. le Chanoine Cabanel, the
distinguished priest who, as chaplain
Of the Seventh army. so distinguished
himself that he was cited six times
before the army for his splendid
courage while fighting with the blue
devils" in defense Of his country,
will also make an address on that
evening on "Reconquered .Alsace."
He is in this country on q govern
ment mission.
Mrs. Stotesburgh who has been at
the Shoreham for some days, left yes
terday for the Green Spring Valley
to make a visit to her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.
Brooks. jr., at their home there. Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Elkridge
Kennel Club for a number of Mrs.
Brooks old Washington friends who
passed the weekend with them.
The marriage of First Lieut..
Douglass TiIford Cameron, U. s. N.
A. son of Mai. Gen. George H. Cam
eron. U. S. A, stationed at San
Diego, Cal, and grandson of the late
Brig. Gen. Joseph Green Tilford. u.
S. A, and and Miss Margaret Tarr
Payne. a daughter of Mrs. Charles
Leicester Payne and granddaughter Of
Mrs William H Payne, of this city.
was celebrated at o'clock Saturday
afternoon at Oakland. Montclair. N.
j.. the ceremony being performed by
Bishop Wilson r. StearIy and the
Rev. Luke White.
The bride, in an embroidered white
satin gown and tulle veil held with a
point lace cap, was attended by her
three sisters. Miss Leicester Payne,
the flower girl, was in pale blue
chiffon and carried a basket of
mignOn roses, and the Misses Harriet
maids, in simple pale pink chiffon
frocks. and carried armfuls Of mignon
roses.
Lieut.. Cameron's best man was
Lieut. Charles J. Mccartney, and
there were no ushers. Lieut.. Cam
eron is stationed at Spartanburg.
From Indianapolis, Ind, comes the
announcement Of the engagement of
Miss Josephine Parrott, daughter of
Mrs. Burton L. Parrott, of that city,
and Capt. Lew Wallace, a grandson
Of the late Gen. Lew Wallace, author
of "Ben-Hur" Capt. Wallace is
stationed at Camp Zachary Taylor,
in Kentucky.
Miss Teresa Fabbri. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri, and
Lieut.. James Cameron Clark. aviation
section Of the Signal Corps, whose
engagement was announced two
weeks ago, will be married today at
the country home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fabbri at Bar Harbor, Me-, where
they have been since last spring.
Lieut.. Clark is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. William Clark, of New York, and
Peachcroft, Bernardsville. N. ]. His
station is at San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Burrage, of
Boston, are at the Raleigh. Mrs.
Burrage, as Miss Katherine Baxter,
Of Tennessee, was quite a belle in
Washington a few years ago. She
was presented to society by her
cousin. Mrs. ]. NJ. Dickinson, when
Mr.. Dickinson was Secretary of War.
Mr.. Burrage Is the son Of Albert C.
Burrage of Boston. Mrs. George W.
Baxter, mother Of Mrs. Burrage, Is
prominent here, where she spends
part of each season, usually at the
Willard.
Miss Janet Richards will discuss
this morning at the Public Questions
Class the Presidents message and its
est phases Of the great war. The
faiI< NrfIl haofa af .AS ~ - haI
Knickerbocker Playhouse at Eight
eenth street and Columbia road.
Representative c. c. Dill will address
an open meeting OF the Mary Wash
ington Chapter, D. A. R., at the
Washington Club, tomorrow afternoon
at 4:45 o'clock on his recent expert
ences as head of the Congressional
party that visited the European war
front.
ITALY in the clouds and on the
Piave" will be the subject of the Illus
trated lecture given by Signor Wit
torio Falorsi OF the Italian embassy
for the benefit of the destitute Italian
and French children. This lecture will
be among the most interesting Of the
war benefits and will be given on
Monday, December II, at $50 in the
ballroom Of the apartment house at
200 Sixteenth street. The views will
include a number Of pictures received
from Italy a few days ago, which
will be then shown to the public for
the first time. showing the actual
conditions on the firing line.
Among those interested in this bene-
fit are Mrs Marshall, Mrs. Franklin
K. Lane, Mrs. J. C. e. Beckham, Mrs.
J. H. Gallinger. Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs
George Barnett. Mrs. W. g. Benson,
Mrs. William c. Gorgas, Mrs. Charles