Evening star., 1917-10-12
June, will leave there this week and re-
open her home in K street for the win.

ter.
Miss Amy Bernardy will arrive at
Washington on Tuesday and will be al
the New willard for the remainder Of
the week. Miss Bernardy, who Is one OF
the leading writer's and teachers OF
Italy, has been engaged In war work
at the front ever since Italy entered
the war. At her villa at Forte del
Marmi near Carrara she has school for
children made homeless by the war. On
Wednesday evening she will be guest
Of the National League Of American
! room of the Lafayette and will address
them on Schools in Italy During War
, time"
The marriage of Miss Henrietta
Woolf of The Plains. Va, and Mr.. VIII
liam H. Waters of Georgetown was
| quietly solemnized last evening at $3.50
o'clock at Rock Creek Episcopal Church,
| the Rev. Charles e. Buck, rector.> Off
| ciating. The ceremony was witnessed
only by the members of the two fami-
| lies.
/ Mr. Waters and his bride will be at
home after November at Carlisle
Courts Mr.. Waters, who has lived at
Washington all his life. is member Of
the Board Of Trade and of the Wash
| ington Canoe Club. Mrs. Waters is
| native of Virginia.
ST. Michaels Episcopal Church.
Charleston. S. c., was the scene of an
elaborate naval wedding at o'clock
Wednesday night, when Miss Emily APP
pleton Beatty. daughter Of Admiral
Frank +. Beatty, u. S. N. became the
! bride of Capt. Charles Henry Drayton,
U. S. r. c. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. John Kershaw, as
sisted by the Rev. William Way.
The matron of honor was Mrs Dud-
ley Rich of New York, formerly Miss
Mildred Cobb. The maid of honor was
Miss Anne Bryant, daughter of Capt.
BENJAMIN c. Bryant, commandant of
maids We're Misses Helen Hobbs of
Norfolk and Leila Gordon of Washing
ton. The best man was Lieut.. John
Malone. Us. N. The ushers, all mill
tary men, were Ensign Frank Beatty.
jr.. .. S. n. brother of the bride; En-
sign Beverly Mikell, U. s. R.: Capt.
blackburn Hughes, infantry, U. 8. R.,
and Mr.. Douglas Peachy of Seattle.
The out-of-town guests included Mrs.
George Barnett of Washington
Mr.. Pembroke Jones spent the week
end at the Greenbrier at White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va. with Mrs. Jones, who
is taking the cure there.
Mrs. Thomas Q. Dobyns has leased her
residence, 1857 Biltmore street. for the
winter. Next week she will go to
Georgia. accompanied by her daughter
Miss Dorothy Dobyns, to visit Lieut.
Thomas A. Dobyns. jr., who is stationed
there with his regiment, the 22d Field
Artillery, U. s. A.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. David L. Brain
ard. who have spent the summer at the
Dresden. have taken the house, 11i7 r
street for the winter.
Mrs. Joseph F. Hodgson, formerly
Miss Madolin Smithson, left Washing
on last night to join her husband Maj
Guards. at Camp Greene, Charlotte,
!. c.
Mrs. Charles L. Ladson, wife of Lieut.
Ladson. n. G. D. c.. is al Jacksonville.
Ala. Lieut.. Ladson is at Camp Nc
clellan, Ala.
Miss Winffred Luptcn swimley.
daughter Of the late Frederick H.
Swimley and Mrs. Elizabeth Lupton
was married Wednesday af,-
ernoon at the residence of her mother
at Winchester, Va. to Capt. Horace G
Browne of the United States Army. by |
the Rev. DR.. J. II. Lacy of the Presby |
terian Church. Miss Bryson Smith was !
the maid of honor and Walter r. Gore |
acted as best man. a small reception (
was held Immediately after the cere |
at the residence Of Mrs. ". Alex
ander Baker, sister of the bridegroom. |
Capt. Brown and his bride left last |
night for Chillicothe, Ohio. The bride |
groom is stationed at Fort Sheridan. |
He is son of Mrs. BERTHE Browne and |
the late Mr.. Horace Browne of Win /
chester.
Miss Zelda Nora returned recently |
from Richmond. Va. where house |
party was given IN her honor