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the French army. In few days he ex-
poets to obtain his transfer to the
American expeditionary forces. His
bride has been in Paris several months.
At the time of the announcement of
the engagement of Miss Hapgood to
Lieut.. Tying it was expected that their
wedding would take place at New
tain a furlough of sufficient length.
Illness prevented Mrs. Hapgood from
going to France to attend the cere-
m0ny.
Emile Bigelow Hapgood of ~ West
18th street New York. She went to
London last spring to take up work in
the hospitals and educational institu-
tons there for soldiers blinded in bat
tie. Lieut.. Tyng is son of Mrs. Will
liam Adams Nissan and the late Sew
ell Tappan Tying. He cut short his
course at Williams College to take up
relief work in France and later to en-
Mrs. James Donnelly was hostess at
charming dinner party Tuesday even
ing st ConEress Hall. given in honor
Of Mr.. James Russell and his son. Mr.
EdwaTd Russell and Capt. Austin Of
Mrs. Donnelly will go south later in
the season and will join her son, Lieut.
Herbert Donnslly, who is in camp at
jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Pamela Henry entertained at
| . tea dance yesterday from to Z
O'Clock at her home. in Macomb street,
IN honor Of number of her debutante
friends.
Lieut.. Thomas d. Steel of Richmond.
Va. Ia spending q few days with his
sister. Miss Maud G. steel. and his
at 1898 p street Lieut.. Steel received
his commission in the Regular Army
at Fort Myer November -.
with an illustrated lecture on Spain
by MIS-. Isaac Pearson. president of the
League of American Pen Women.
| The dramatic committee of the Arts
on Thursday night and will consist of
Mr.. c. w. OConnor. Mr. Bertram Bloch.
Miss Frances Carpenter. Miss Kathryn
Drain and Miss Edithe Goode. Promi-
inent speakers will address the club, to
be followed by dancing.
1 There will be a meeting OF. the chair
linen of the various committees tonight,
iMr. George Julian zolnay presiding.
Mrs. David du Bose Gaillard has taken
an apartment at the st. Nicholas. 223O
California street. Her son. Lieut. d.
st. Pierre Gailiard, U. s. r, is with
| nitrate division of the ordnance de-
partment.
Mrs. Sherwood Of Toledo, Ohio. viii
| come to Washington December 22 to
join her father. Representative Isaac
r. Sherwood, at Congress- Hall.
| Mrs. Felix Garzielia will be at home
Informally this afternoon at the Arts
Club.
Mrs G. A. Jones and mother. Mrs. R.
Ing The winter at Palm Beach. Fla.
The wedding OF Miss Emily Elizabeth
bury Of riverside. Nd. and Mr.. Samuel
Conrad Linton of Indian Head. Md,
took place quietly at noon yesterday
| in st. Stephens Church. this city the
Rev. George Fiske Dudley officiating.
I The bride wore a becoming suit OF
blue brpadcloth. trimmed in seal fur a
smart gray hat, ornamented with a
aat ostrich band. and lined with tur-
auoise blue, with gray shoes and
gloves. completed her costume Her cor
sage bouquet was Of orchids and lilies
| of the valley. Miss Marbury's only at
tendant was her sister, Miss Mary Ad-
olson Marbury. Mr.. Linton had as his
best man Dr.. Howard Linton of Wash
ed by Mfr. Stevens OF Washington. Inn
mediately after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Linton left for short trip and
upon their return viii. he established at
!
! ton have many friends In southern
Maryland. IS well as in Virginia, where
| both have spent some time.
Miss Juanita c. Chase, daughter of
Capt. VIII II. Chase. who is now with
the American expeditionary forces in
| France, entertained at luncheon, at
the Shoreham Hotel yesterday. Her
guests included; Misses Agnes ID. Mar
| tin, Dottie r. Knapp. Loretta c. Walter
| e. Mary Shumate. Clara B. Reynolds,
| Elizabeth Brownlee White and Marie
Louise Knapp. The party. chaperoned
by Mrs. VIII H. Chase, later attended a
ma tinee.
| Russell-Waring.
! A pretty wedding took place last
nisht At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Edward Waring, 1893 Newton
street, when their daughter, Rose
IEvangeline, became the bride of Mr..