The Washington times., 1917-09-21
THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE
Lieut.. Shatroth and
MssHagerman, Tuo
Athletes, To Wed

The marriage OF Lieut.. Morrison
Shafroth. Of Colorado, and Miss ABBY
Staunton Hagerman. Of Kansas City
will be solemnized on Saturday. the
ceremony taking place at Osterville
Mass, where the Hagermans have Q
summer home. After a short honey
moon in the East the young couple will
make their home in Junction City, Kan
! Mr.. Hagerman's father is Frank
Hagerman. noted corporation lawyer
who took charge OF the Government s
defense OF the Adamson railway bill in
the Supreme Court and proved the con,
( stitutionality OF the eight-hour law. Miss
| Hagerman is a graduate OF Vassar and
, taught for a year in the gymnasium of
the Kansas State Agricultural College.
She has been In charge OF the Campfire
| Girls in Kansas City. At Estes Park
last winter she won a prize for daring
feats In a ski contest. and she is athletic
and fond OF outdoor sports.
Before his graduation from the Uni
versity Of Michigan, Lieutenant Shat
roth was widely known as a track and
4 tennis star. Until the war broke out he
was practicing law. Then he entered
{ the reserve officers training camp at
| Fort Riley. Kan. He Is now stationed
there. at Camp Funston, with the draft
army.
The bravery and presence Of mind Of
the young officer won the commenda-
ton Of MAJ Gen. Leonard Wood last
week. An interurban car on which the
lieutenant was riding broke the trolley
wire and caught on fire He immedi-
ately assumed. command OF the situa-
ton. preventing a panic. After forming
a bucket brigade. he ushered the crowded
passengers, many OF them women. out
the front Of the car. The fire was ex-
tinguished without any injuries.
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The marriage of Miss Margaret
Allies, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton E. Allies, and Pere A. Wilmer will
take place Saturday, October o, at )
o'clock, at the hOsne OF the brides
parents in ] street.
The wedding will be quiet, owing
to the very recent death Of Mrs. Allies
father. and only the members Of the
two families will witness the cere-
mony. which will be performed be
the Rev. Father O'Connell, OF ST. Jo-
seph's Church, godfather of the bride.
Miss Mary Allies will attend her sis
ter as maid OF honor and George
o. Vass will serve as best man.
Mr.. Wilmer. who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph r Wilmer, OF An
napolis. Nd, is a member OF the Of
ficers' reserve camp at Fort Myer. /
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Col Charles II. Heyl, accompanied
by his sisters, the Misses Heyl and his
daughter, Miss Delphine Heyl. has re-
turned from his place at Deer Park,
Mu;' "here they Spent the summer
anu Opeheu their nome on SoniIns
avenue. SoIoheI LieSL M.ii Ie ,a' IN
eSSs Loi c a snSL' WISH " MS piHee
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Miss Harriet Fits. daughter OF AS
sistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Fits reached Washington last night
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ohly recently Deen announced.
hiss Goldsboroush Is one OF hve
attractive daughters II Mr.. and Mrs. |
and is related to some |
Of the oldest families in the State
Captain Wood is a graduate - the |
College OF Physicians and Surgeons !
OF New York. He attended the earn
became a member OF the officers re.
serve corps at Madison barracks Ven.
York. He has recently been commits.
stoned csntafp In tbo ,,,.,lf,-, -
and Is now stationed AZ Fort On,ario