The Washington herald., 1918-08-30


Justice and Mrs. Mahion Pitneyl
are at the oceanside Hotel, at Nag
nolia. Mass. for a short visit
Word has been received OF the
safe arrival in France Of Mrs. Carl
vFooman. wife of the Assistant
Secretary Of Agriculture. She will
continue there the Red Cross activ-
tiles IN which she has been engaged
here,
Mrs. William Hamilton Bnyiy, presi-
dent of the Washington branch of
/ the Young Woman's Christian Asso-
ciation, has gone to wernersviile. Pa,
after a.short visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Keferstein. at their summer
home at Blue Ridge summit. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant 5. Kendrick an
nounce the engasement Of their
daughter. Miss BeuIah Kendrick. to
Lieut.. A. c. Eastburn. Engineer
Corps. u. s, A.. OF Yonkers. n. Y.
Mrs. Frank Lord and Miss Isabel
Noyes who have been at Blue Ridge
summit for the last two or three
weeks are expected back in Washing
ton tomorrow.
Dr. and Mrs. John z. Madert ana
their young son, Jack. have gone TO
Atlantic City for a month.
Miss Katherine Harlow has Joined
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Harlow. at their ranch at Moore.
Mont. ,.swhere they win remain until
October. when they win return 10
Washington for the winter.
Mrs. Charles Bromwell and her
daughter. Miss Mildred Bromweh,
left Washington yesterday for Charlie
voix. Mich. where they Will spend
month with Mrs. Bromwelfs moth
er, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. Mrs
Bromwell's son. Mr.. Scott Bromwell,
will graduate from the Field Artil-
lery School at Camp Taylor, Louis
vile. Saturday, when he Will be COM
missioned a lieutenant He will join
and spend hs seven-day leave at
the home Of his grandmother.
Mrs. Charles Fairfax and daughter.
Beatrice, are at Buena Vista Springs
for a fortnight.
Mrs. Charles Darr and Miss Mary
Frances Darr have just returned
from visit to Westminster. Nd.
Miss Edna Scott Smith is at Rye
Beach, North. N. H.. spending her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w, Scott smith. at their cot
tage there
At the dinner at the Arts Club last
night the principal speaker was Lieut.
R. h. Finlayson, OF the British EN-
bassy. who has come to US a wounded
officer from the fighting front. Vic
tor Golibart was the tenor soloist OF
the evening. with Mr.. KinG-Smith at
the plano.
Caleb w. O'Connor was the chair
man of the evening. with Mrs. O'Con-
nor as hostess. The assistant host
esses was Miss Louise Morgan, Miss
Agnes Madigsn, Miss Marjorie Cor
man, Miss Catherine Morrison, Miss
Florence Nield and Miss Villa Loghry.
They are members of the company
! OF camp entertainers under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. oConnor.
Martin Richardson, American
tenor. who made his operatic debut
at the Royal Opera House. Flor
ence, Italy, singing the leading
/ tenor role of Ernesto in the opera
Don Pasquale." will sing for the
United Service Club of America at
the club house in Dupont circle
on Friday evening at s:45.
Mr.. Richardson will sing for the
first time, Capt. Clarence w, MUIR
phey's latest composition
Mrs. Allen McFadden and her
young son. Lawrence. are visiting
in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Powell Browning has re-
turned from Rye Beach. North,
n. H, where she has been visiting
! for some weeks. Her husband is
in France with the American Ex-
peditionary Force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger whiteford. OF
Garfield street. and their small
daughter will go next week to
Whitford's, Md. for short visit.
Mrs. Clarence Noyes. Mrs. Whit
ford's mother, who has been visit
ing them. and recovering from a
serious illness will return to hel
home on Capitol hill.
Miss Ruth c. Hill, formerly house
director at Radcliffe College. has
just arrived from Boston to be pres
ent at the opening OF the new Y. W.
c. A. vacation homes. Miss Hill Ia
is representative of the war work
council of the Young women's
Christian Association.