Evening star., 1917-09-19
MONDAY and Tuesday Of the past week
at their Broolkline, Mass.. home. Weld

auonday ana Tuesday Of the past week
ut their Brookline. Mass. home. Weld
Brig. Gen. william Ennis, o. g A..
r,Atired. and Mrs. Ennis. who were at
IN sas ror Ms and E af1
re. Arm to their residence in Newport on
|Se,A:ember 20.
MA. and Mra William r. Hit, who
have been at the Ritz-CArlton Hotel.
left Ahere yesterday for California.
Mr.. Basil King Of Cambridge, Mass,
in now at his summer homo in Dublin,
n H, after spending last week in
washt10
Miss A1eanor Mitchell Dieter has Sc
lected SATURDAY. November II, for her
Miss DieAAr will have home wedding,
the cerenta'ny to be performed at the
residence ,uf her mother, Mrs. J. Frank
Crouch. 11;A1 North Charles street, Bal
timore. Ma. Crouch and her daughter
spent the s1 MINER at Magnolia, Mass
Mr.. Leary, WI 10 now lives in Baltimore.
Is a son Of the late Rear Admiral
Richard P. Laary, United States Navy.
Lieut. GurneA Mum Of the Aviation
Section, Signal <;orps, U. 6. R.. has been
detailed to duty in Washington.
Mrs. Samuel K. Probasco, wife of As
sistant Corporation Counsel Probasco
of New York city, and her mother, Mrs.
Virginia Webb FoA-syth. have returned
to New York after spending a week
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Felix Moore
and daughter Phyllh', who have been
touring for several vv,,eks in New York
state, have returned TO their home in
this city.
Mrs. John F. Williams of Baltimore
has announced the enga cement of her
daughter. Miss Msrga, ct Sanderson
Williams, to Capt. Ray E'dwin Gilman.
T. s. r.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
Gilman of Leavenworth, Kan. Miss
Williams is 4 graduate of Bryn Mawr
School. Baltimore. and Bryal Mawr Col
lege. Pennsylvania.
Before receiving his present commits
sion capt. Gilman was an instructor IN
Cornell. having previously taken his
degree at Princeton. He is now sta
toned at Fort Totten. N. Y, where he
] is attached to the Coast Artillery.
Lieutenant Commander Owen Hill.
U. s. N. who has been in active service
for year at sea. since he waa de-
| tached from recruiting duty at Halti-
more, is spending few days with his
family in that city, at los Hawthorn
road, Roland Park
The wedding of William Travers Je-
..
Travers Jerome of New York. and Miss
Hope Hubbell Colgate. third daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Colby Colgate
of 46 West 57th street. New York. was
solemnized yesterday afternoon at the
country estate of the Colgates. Ben
Venue, at Bennington. VT. 1t was
quiet wedding. with no bridesmaids or
ushers. and only relatives and few
close friends of the bride and bride
groom present.
Miss Colgate wore white satin
and georgette crepe frock trimmed in
silver. and brussels point lace veil
that was her grandmothers. Her maid
of honor was her young sister, Miss
Mary Evelyn Colgate. Harold i. Bang
hart of Proctor. VT, was Mr.. Jerome's
best man. Rev. DIR. Edward Dudley
tor of All Saints Church at Hoosick.
N. Y, oficiated.
Mr.. Jerome was graduated from Yale
in the class of 1912, and from the Co
for a short time been working with
the Y. NJ. c. A at Camp Mills. and ex-
poets to return to that work after a
honeymoon trip.
Mrs. Gerald Esan, formerly Miss
Louise Hoover, wife of Capt. Gerald
Egan, Z. S. A, stationed at Fort Lee.
Petersburg. Va. will come to Wash
ington September "a for visit of sew
eral days to her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Hutchison of
Washington and Mr.. LLOYD Slack. sr..
of Leesburg, Va. are spending the week
at Old Point and Norfolk.
Representative and Mrs. John H. Small
have returned to Washington after visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w. Fry at their
country place. near Philadelphia. Miss
Mary Belle Small. who has spent the
summer on the coast of North Carolina,
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