The Washington herald., 1918-05-27
E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

Baron Bonde will return to Wash
ington today.
Commissioner, who slipped quietly out
OF Washington a short time aso for
France, has reached Paris.
The Counselor of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk, who
have been in Atlantic City for about
fortnight. will return today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polk are planning 10
go to Bar Harbor, Me-, in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have
rented an apartment at 99S Fifth ave-
nue., New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley will lass several weeks at their
villa in Tuxedo Park and later will go
to Arcadia Farm, their place H. Alex
andria Bay. Thousand Islands. Mrs.
Herbert Shipman. their daughter, will
be with them during the summer
Lieut.. Guy Norman, U. S. N, is
spending a short leave of absence
with his family in Newport.
Robert II. EicAdoo, son of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Mr.. William
uADO5 VI -<AtlOO. mas DeSn C0TOlleQ
among the students of the ground
school for naval avIators OF the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology.
Sir Richard Paget. Of London, Eng
land. is staying ut the Plaza Hotel in
New York.
Capt. Hugh B. Mulleneux, of the
British navy, has arrived at nn At
lEntic port and will come to Washing
ton shortly where he will take up i'm
portant duties formerly performed by
Commodore Guy Gaunt, whose appli-
cation for sea service was favorably
acted upon by the British Admiralty.
Capt. Mulieneux has been in ''rnany
OF the big shows" as officers Of the
British navy term encounters in the
North Sea. Upon arriving in Wash
ington he will formally report to Vice
Admiral Sir William Lowther Grant,
the ranking British naval officer now
in the United States. Whether he will
make his headquarters in Washington
or New York will be announced later.
As the successor to Commodore
Gaunt Capt. MuIleheux will have
many and various duties. He has
numerous friends in the United States
navy.
Capt. Charles Elliott Warren, U. d.
A., Mrs. Warren and Miss Margaret
Warren have gone to Lawrence, L. l.,
where they will be at Clematis, the
place OF Mrs. Walter G. Oakman.
Capt. Warren will be obliged to re-
main in Washington most Of the sum-
mer' as he Is on the staff Of the chief
Former Ambassador to Austria and
Mrs. Frederic c. Penfield have gone
to Mamaroneck on the Sound, where
tney VIII again have the Boswick
place.
James A. Emery, Of this city. is
York.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Preston, jr., of
Princeton, IL visiting her son-in-lav
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs w. l..
Mass
Giving up her title to become the
bride Of hero of the Somme. Baron-
ess Marguerite Elsie Oppenheirn. of
Client, Belgium, widow Of Baron Op-
penheim. was married Saturday to
Lieut.. James William Robbins of the
British Royal Artillery, now in the
service Of his government in WASH
ington. The ceremony was performed
In the chantry OF st. Patrtck's Ca
thedral. New York, by the Rev, ].
Martin. -
The first meeting Of the couple was
In hospital In London, whore Lieut.,
ROBBINS was being treated for shrap-
mel wounds after having been trans
Ierreo from a base hospital at Able
vine Baroness oppenheim was aiding
.ne Woman's auxiliary of the hospital
IN giving cheer to convalescent. SOL
olers. she and Lieut.. Robbins soon
became close friends. and after had
oeen sent TO the United States on a
mission their correspondence resulted
IN the announcement of their engage
ment. Baroness Oppenheim came TO
TINS country for the wedding,
Lieut.. Robbins Is the son Of Mr. ana
MIS-. James Robbins, Of Hull, England,
DE has three brothers in the British
army. the youngest Of whom. nineteen
years old, is now reported missing,
Inc bride has one brother in the Brit
ish navy and another in the British
army. She was attended yesterdav NV
ner sister. Miss Blanche Huber.
Lieut.. Robbins was attended ov IJeut
A: r. Barry, Of the Canadian forces
VINO was wounded at Ypres and later
injured In the explosion in Halifax
y. .. and Lieut.. John Ebbitt, OF the
British Royal Navy. The couple win