Evening star., 1918-08-12

i1vho are in the State Department, are
still in Washington. with no outlook
for a long vacation at a fashionable
resort such as they usually enjoy
Comtesse Jean de Ia. Greze has gone
to southampton to visit her parents,
Mr- and Mrs. Charles Steele.
from New York to the Thousand
Islands TO pass three weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley
; of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Glasgow, jr..
the former connected with the food
commission. will return to Washing
non on Wednesday from q short visit
TO the White sulphur Springs. W. va.
Gen. and Mrs. James Franklin Bell;
4 Mrs Darlington and Capt. ;. Z. Reeo
are the week end guests OF Mr.. ana
/ Mrs George F. Becker at their place.
Tamarack. TyringhaTn. Mass
Mr.. Paul NJ Warburss, whse term as a
/ member of the Federal Reserve Board
has just expired, has gone oNew york
TO pass few days.
st. Patricks rectory was the scene of
a pretty wedding August Z, when Miss
I Eva V. Bohn. daughter of Mrs Cora v
t Bohn, became the bride of Mr.. Charles
,iR; Mades. The ceremony was was perform
The bride wore charming gown OF
white crepe meteor and georgette crepe
; embroidered in chenille and pearls, with
q georgette crepe hat trimmed with os-
! trich, and carried a shower bouquet OF
J bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Her only ornament was a string of
pearls. the gift of her mother. She
d: was attended by her sister, Mrs. James
Stewart KinbalI. as rnatron of honor.
-to ink chiffon dress with
pink satin picture hat and carried a
bouquet of pink roses. Mr.. Elmer
Schroth acted as best man.
A reception, which followed immedi-
| stely after the ceremony, was held at
the home of Mrs. Cora v. Bohn, mother
of the bride, which was decorated with
palms. ferns and cut flowers.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Nades left later for
New York and will visit Atlantic City
and Philadelphia before returning.
The governors ball. an annual event
at Spring Lake \. J.. was this year
of merely social function. an admis-
sion charge being made. Gov. Walter
E Edge of New Jersey and his staff.
and Washington society folk attended
the ball, which was given at the New
Monmouth Hote! last week. and the
proceeds from this and another ball
given at Spring Lake netted $4,000 for
the Red rCoSS.
Under the auspices of the Arion
/ Club of the Signal Crops and Air
| Service a band concert and motion
picture show will be given on We'd
| nesday evening. August IA, in the
stadium of Central High School An
official war film, American at War"
win be, shown. followed by Douglas
Fairbanks latest film, Say, Young
Fellow The concert. which will be
given by the Camp Neigs band, will
begin at 1880 o'clock and the pictures
will be shown as soon as it is dark
The performance, which will be
open TO the public for a small ad-
mission fee. is one of a series of FIVE
which are 10 be given at Central High
School on Wednesday evenings in
, connection with the social activities
of the Arion Club Dancing, swim
ming, tennis, basket ball and other
amusements are provided. the enter
for the workers in the War Depart
ment. An entirely new program will
be given each week
Half the proceeds will go to the
signal Corps emergency committee.
which provides comforts for the en-
listed men. for its wool fund and the
rest will be used by the Arion Club
to Ge4ray the expenses of the social
evenings which haye proved such a
boon TO war workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt Straw
bridge of Windermere, Bala, Pa, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
! Ter, Miss katherine H. Strawbridge,
r. c. " -
Nary Duncan Gibson of 1873 P street.
have taken a cottage at Cape May,
y. j., until the end of September. Mr.
Gibson, who Joined them there, will
remain until tomorrow.
Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt has re-
, turned to Washington after visiting
| his family over the week end at
Newport.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones entertained at
dinner last night at her cottage at
Newport for Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c.
Wallace of Washington, her house
guests.
Medical Director Frank Anderson,
| u. S. N, and Mrs. Anderson have
visiting them at their country place
near Wardour, Md, their son-in-law
/; and daughter, Capt. Philip Hoge,
! U. 8. A. and Mrs. Hoge, who are sta
toned at Boston.
Mrs. George A. Percy, formerly Miss
Halle Elkins Davis, is spending a
week with relatives in Elkins.
j W. Va. When she returns she will
Join Lieut. Percy at Indian Head,
where he has been transferred from
Quantico.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Porcher have ar
rived at Elizabethtown, N. z, for the
remainder of the season and will re-
turn here late next month and spend
some time with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Blodgett.
Capt. Henry H Armistead. o. s. A.,
2ccompanied by his sister Mrs ARM
istead Davis, went to New York yes
terday afternoon for several days.
They will leave there the middle of
the week for Chicago. where they will
visit for a week or ten days.
The marriage of Miss Anne Garnett
Of Phoenix. Ariz.. and Mr.. Jonathan p.
Blaney of Swampscott, Mass, took
spiace Saturday afternoon, August 10.
Et the home of DR.. and Mrs. willis T.