The Washington herald., 1917-10-08
The President and Mrs. Wilson
Attend Church and Take Motor Trip
9. A. and Mrs. ,Goethals. DR.
Goethals II in France.


Goethals II in France.
Several members of the French
high commission went to Baltimore
on Saturday to attend the christening
OF the ship. General de Castelnau.
Nine. Larcombe. wife of Capt. Lar
combe standing as sponsor.
The engagement has been announced
of Maj. Gen Joseph z. Kuhn, u,
8. A, in command of the national
troops at Camp Meade. to Miss Helen
squier, Of Washington. The an
nouncement Is made by Miss squiers
cousin, Mr.. George Bond Cochran, who
has spent several seasons in Washing
ton. No date has been set for the
wedding.
mand at Washington Barracks. He
went through the Russo-Japanese war
as observer with the Japanese army.
He Is q widower. His first wife, who
was Miss Carrie Parker, died suddenly
at q reception given by Mrs. Lindley
N. Garrison, when Mr.. Garrison was
Secretary of War. Gen. Kuhn was In
Germany at that time. He has one
son. Lieut.. Parker Kuhn. U. s. A.
Miss squier Is a woman of many ac-
compllshrnents and has for years been
Social secretary to many of the most
prominent women In society. She is
considered an authority on social sub
jects.
Senator and Mrs. Robert L. Owen
havo issued invitations for the mar
-, - tAl~
thea. and Mr.. John Cameron Hawkins.
on Saturday afternoon. October q, at
5 o'clock at the Cathedral Of IS. Peter
and Paul. A reception at the home of
Senator and Mrs. Owen in K street at
$50 o'clock. win follow the ceremony
and many of the most important Of
ficials In Washington will be guests.
After January l, Mr.. Hawkins and the
bride will be at home at 214 Wyoming
avenue.
Wide interest fs centered In the ex-
hibition drill to be given Saturday
afternoon at . o'clock at Washington
Barracks by the Sixth Regiment of
United States Engineers. to be follow
ed by tea dance in the Officers' Club.
The entertainment is under the aus
pices Of the woman's committee for
the Engineer Corps. and the proceeds
VIII go to furnish knitted garments
for engineer soldiers in service abroad.
Admission win be by ticket only.
The drill promises some unique fea-
lures, consisting OF bridge building.
demolitions. pontoon drill. bayonet
work and "over the top" The enter
tainment committee includes Mrs.
William A. Black. president; Mrs.
Charles Keller, vice president and
chairman; Mrs. William. w. Harts.
secretary. and Mrs. z. J. Atkinson,
treasurer.
The marriage of Capt Calvin Sat-
terfleld. jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ca4-
win Satterfield. Of Washington, to Miss
Mary Minor Morris, daughter of the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs James W. Norris,
took place in the Monumental Church,
Richmond. Va. at 1880 o'clock Satur-
day morning.
The brides father is rector Of the
church. and he gave her away. while
the ceremony, which took place in the
presence of members of the two fami-
lies, was performed by the Rev. DR..
David Howard. Of Norfolk. Miss Rose
Morris was maid Of honor for her sis
ter. and Capt Satterfield had as best
man, Lieut. T. Foster Witt, of the
Virginia Coast Artillery Corps. The
party of ushers included: Maj. Jen-
nings C. Wise, Capt. Robert DashieIl.
Lieut. Munce. and Maj. Garnett Nell
son.
Capt Satterneld and his bride, who
Is one Of the prettiest girls OF RieA-
mond. and made her debut two years
ago. left Immediately after the cere-
mony for a short wedding journey.
Mrs. Ida Ford announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Nellie
Sophronia, and Mr.. Charles J. Haydn.
both Of this city, Wednesday, Octo-
ber 3. at the residence Of the BRIDE
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Haydn. 400 York road. Balti-
more, Nd. the Rev. c. E. Fultz.
pastor of the Memorial United
Brethren Church. this city, officiating.
Miss Fannie Haydn, sister of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. George W. Ford.
brother of the bride, attended the
bridal couple. Miss L. o. Lang
worthy, of this city, played the we'd
ding music
After a Southern journey and a
motor trip to New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Haydn will be at home at 22
Thirteenth street northeast.