The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-09

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at Harvard University after the
Christmas holidays.
Nine. de Billy. wife OF Edouard de
Billy, deputy high. commissioner of
France, has Joined N. de Billy. in
Washington. NJ. and Nine. de Billy
are. at 20IO street, the residence
| which NJ. de Billy and the French
high commissioner. NJ. Tardieu, occu-
pied last winter.
Mrs. George T. Marye. who is going
to Philadelphia tomorrow, will stay
overnight with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
7. Stotesbury and be their guest ut
the opera. She will be in New, York
for the remainder of the week.
Mrs Walter j. Brooks. jr., who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Stotesbury
for few days. has returned to her
home near Baltimore.
To he Married In Philadelphia.
Robert Spear Hudson, third secre-
tary of the British embassy, has gone
to Philadelphia, where his marriage
to Miss Hannah Randolph. daughter
of Philip Randolph, will take place on
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Baker has gone to New
York for a brief visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker and their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Baker. whose home is in Chi
cago, are established for the winter at
2G20 Connecticut avenue. Major and
Mrs. Preston Davie had the house last
winter and the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall occupied it for one
summer.
Lieut. Edward Sterling. field artil-
lery, U. S. A, now in France, and
Mrs. Sterling are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth OF a daughter yes
terday. Mrs. Sterling with her moth
er, Mrs. William S. McNair. is max
Ing her home for the present, with
her grandparents. Brig. Gen. Ramsay
D. Potts, u. s. A. retired. and Mrs.
Potts, at the. Wyoming. General Nc
Nair. and his son-ih-law Lieutenant
Sterling, who have both been in France
for some time. are expected back to
this country shortly.
Mrs. John Harrison Knapp has gone
to Boston to be with her husband
Paymaster Knapp. L. s. N, who is
stationed there. Mrs. William L. Mar
shall, mother of Mrs. Knapp will
leave soon for Atlanta accompanied by
her two small grandchildren. JohG
Marshall Knapp and Miss Elizabeth
Knapp. They will spend Christmas
with Mrs. MarshaIl's. sisters, Mrs. Pres
ton Arkwright and Mrs. Howard, both
Of Atlanta Brigadicr General Mar
shall. retired chief of engineers, L. s
A.. expects TO join his wife at Christ
mas time for a short stay.
To Talk About Syria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr have
invited number of guests this eve
ming to meet Miss Mary Caroline |
who arrived yesterday to |
spend a week. with them at their
apartment at the Dresden.
Miss Holmes is a noted teacher and
lecturer engaged in extension work
IN Syria in connection with the Uni
sersity of Rome.
Her home is at JcbarI, Syria. and
she has taken an active part in re-
ief work there during the past few
'ears. She speaks Arabic and has
,ome to America TO promote Interest
n the conditions i'm that country
md to forward tho relief movement
She will make addresses before the
clubs at the New York Ave
lue Presbyterian church, the Church
Il the Covenant and the Washington
Tub.
Mrs. Matthew r. Scott and her
laughter. Mrs. Charles BroTnweU.
ave cards out for a tea on the after
Ioon of December II, at their resi-
ence. 1915 Q street. at which Miss
Iildred Cromwell will be presented.
Mrs. Burwell Cutler has returned
rom her Buffalo home. where she
as been spending about a month.