The Washington herald., 1917-12-27


Miss Mary Duncan Gibson. |
Miss Margaret Devereaux. Miss |
Ruth Stiles, Miss Ruth Donaldson, |
Miss Elizabeth Koones, Miss Kath- |
leen Lester. Miss Edith Lester. Miss
Margaret Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Claxton. Miss Delphine Heyl, Miss
Lucy Father, Miss Elizabeth Hills,
Miss Jean Raynor. Miss Mary Hill.
Miss Pamela Henry and Miss Ger
trude Drain.
Miss Harvey will make her debut
at q tea which her parents will give
in January. She is a granddaugh-
ter Of Judge William 8. Holman,
who was q member OF Congress
from Indiana for some years
Judge and Mrs. r. T. worthington |
announce the wedding of their daugh- |
ter, Miss Anne Pratt Worthington. to
Arthur Newton. The wedding took |
place Saturday, December %. in the
Church OF the Nativity. Rev. Father !
Bishofr performing the ceremony. The
bride is the great-granddaughte OF
Thomas Worthington, Ohio's first /
United States Senator and early gov /
ernor. The beautiful old Colonial
home, built by him in 1T9, still stands
and Is one of the beauty spots OF the |
State as well as being very historic. |
A replica of the Worthington home |
represented the state at the James
town exposition. upon which occasion
Miss Worthington's lode" was de- |
livered. On her mothers side she Is
the granddaughter OF Gen. A. s. Piatr, |
also OF Ohio, and who won a fight |
ing reputation IN the civil war. and
grandniece Of Col. Dom Piatt, well
known in literary circles and a well
remembered editor Of the Washington |
Capital. Mr.. Newton Is an astrono-
mer in the Naval Observatory. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Newton left Tuesday even ,
ing on their honeymoon and upon !
their return will make Washington
their future home.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Stevens, of st. Louis. Mo-. and Capt. |
Lyman Casey Ward, Of this city, took
place In Atlanta, Ga. on December
n, and the young couple are spending |
q few days in Washington at the |
home Of the bridegroom's mother,
Mrs. Ellen Madison Ward. The bride
was attended by her sister. DR.. Har- J
riet Stevens. Corp. Theodore Ward. |
of the national army. a brother OF
the bridegroom, was the best man.
Capt. Ward and his bride are both
graduates OF the University OF Wis
consin. They will make their home
at Columbia, s. c.. where Capt. Ward
is on duty at Camp Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mason Remey
Will reach Washington today from
Pensacola, Fla. for a ten-day visit.
They will stay first with Mr.. Re-
mey's parents. Rear Admiral and |
Mrs. George C. Remey, and later |
with Mrs. Remey's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Beale r. Howard. Mr.. Remey |
Is on furlough, having completed his
course OF training as a navy aviator.
CONGRESSMAN William B. oliver. of |
Ala, has bought the res
idence, 1877 Wyoming avenue, and |
will have with him his mother. Mrs. !
oliver Duncan. and his nieces, Miss
Willie oliver Duncan and Miss Jean
nette Duncan. Miss Willie Duncan
has recently returned from an ex-
tensive trip through the South ard !
West, where she has been since early |
summer. Miss Jeanette Duncan
joined her sister in August in Los
Angeles. where they spent six weeks.
The Misses Duncan are formerly !
from Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Josephus Daniels, jr, q. g N. c..
who spent Christmas with his par
erts. Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. /,
returned yesterday to Phil |
adelphia, where he is on duty.
Lieut.. Donald Montieth, aviation |
section U. S. N. and Mrs. Montieth |
have arrived in Washington to spend !
the winter and have an apartment !
at the Lonsdale Mrs. Montieth was !
Miss Ann, Heard, of New York. The !
took place on December p. !
Miss Daviette F1cklen will make !
her formal debut at a tea which her |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. Flick |
len. will give Saturday. January s, |
at their residence in Biltmore street. |
The receiving party will include |
the debutantes of the season, and |
after the tea they will be entertained |
at a dinner dance.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou and her daugh- |
ter. Miss Elizabeth Burnett, will be |
at homo on Monday afternoon and |
each succeeding Monday afternoon
throughout the season.
Mrs. Ballou and Miss Burnett will |
go to Philadelphia today to attend |
the charity ball there tonight.
Bile Mann. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. T. Mann. was host at n dance last |
evening. when he entertained a num-
Der OF young people. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Henry T. Oxnard gave a dinner before
the dance for their daughter, Miss
Adeline Oxnard. the party later at
tending the dance.
Sidney Boddinghouse, who is en-
gagged in government work here, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William H. |
Lewis at White Sulphur Springs for
a few days-
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark |
are visiting their son-in-Iaw and |
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomp-
son, at their home in New Orleans.
Postmaster General and Mrs. A. 8.
Burleson have as their guest for a |
few days Mr.. Burleson's niece, Miss !
Emma Mcdonald. of Texas. She is a
student at sweetbriar College, Va.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth is spending
Christmas week with her parents, Col. |
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, at Oys-
ter Bay.
Mrs. Richard Derby and her chill
dhen also were members OF the family |
party there. They are with Col. and |
Mrs. Roosevelt in the absence of DR..
Derby, who Is In Europe.
The marriage Of Lieut.. Karl Slaugh-
ter Bradford. U. s. A.. son of Mrs. !
Ben Bradford. Of this city. and Miss
Lorraine Allen Sickel, daughter of |