The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
in the Social sDorlo

BY MAUD MeDOUGALL.

guest of her mother. Mrs. Archibald
Oracle. for a few days. Mrs. Oracle
will give a dinner in honor OF Mrs.
Adams on Sunday evening and will
also have a few guests dining with
her informally tonight. Mrs. Oracle
and Mrs. Adams will be at home on
Sunday afternoon.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Adams have an
apartment at the Savoy HOTEL Kew
York, for the winter months.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart, with her
daughters, Mrs. Daniel Bradford De-
yore, wife of Brig. Gen. Devore, and
Mrs. Mary Stewart, have returned to
Washington and opened their resi-
dence in Massachusetts avenue after
spending the summer and autumn at
Eastern Point. Gloucester, Mass.
The marriage of Gen. and Mrs.
Devore took place at Boston the last
of August a week prior to his de-
parture for France
Mr. Albert Cabeil Ritchie. counsel
for the War Industries Board, gave
a brilliant dinner last night at the
n &c Nellhtls LOi SUNNI
of the War Industries Board, includ-
, ing Mr. Bernard Baruch. Its chair
man; Mr.. ]. Leonard Replogle, direc-
tor of steel; Mr.. Charles A. Otis. chic,
of resources and conversions: Mr.. Her
bert B. Swope. editor of the Evening
World CNew York;, and Mr.. J. w.
MCLAUGHLIN. Some of Mr.. Ritchie' g
other guests were Mrs. Walter B.
Brooks, jr.; Mr. and Mrs. s. Proc
tor Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X.
Letter. Of Washington; Col. Morgan,
of the British Mission at Washing
ton. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Henry ~,
Williams and Mr.. II. Carroll Brown.
Most of the party had attended the
races at Pimlico in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs = Proctor Brady gave
luncheon at s-Qwau-T Waw
their country place near Luthervills,
before the races at Pimlico yestCr-
day. theic guests including several
friends from Washington.
Miss Emily Tuckerman has closed
her summe. home at Newport. but
has arranged to spend the winter in
New York ins cad of in Washington.
Senator and Mrs. Frank 3. Kel-
IOEg returned 10 town this morning
after n n-',f V'sit TO their home in
St Paul MIN.
Mrs. CordeniO Severance. of st.
Paul. who has been in Washington
for several davs on liberty loan busi-
ness. has been staying at the home
Of Senator and Mrs Kellogg. She
will leave tonight for Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Miller. of In
dianapOlis. have come to Washington
for the marriage of their son, Leroy
Baldwin Miller. L. S. A. and Miss
Marian Booth, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Fenton W. Booth. which will be
sOlemnized at noon today in st. Mar
garet's Church. the rector, the Rev.
Dr. Herbert Scott Smith. officiating.
The ceremony will be followed by an
informal breakfast. to which relatives
and a few intimate friends have been
asked. at the home of the brides 5
parents in Lamont street.
Miss Booth. who will be given in
marriage by her father. will be at
tended by her sister. Miss Virginia
Booth. as maid of honor. and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Louise
Booth. another sister of the bride,
and Miss Margaret Ashford. William
Dalton will be best man for Mr.. Mil
Ter The ushers will be Lieut. Lewis
Breuninger and SerGt. Ralph Black.
Mr.. Miller is in the artillery train
ing camp for officers at Princeton, n.
J.. and will take his bride to Prince
ton to remain until January. when
the training camp closes. Their flu
ture home will be in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Gorham Brooks is spending a
few days with her mother. Mrs.
Richard c. Dixey. at LenoX, before
returning to Washington for the win
ter. When Mrs. Brooks leaves her,
Mrs. Dixey will close her place,
"Tanslewood. and go to Boston.
Col. John Bigelow. L. s. A. and
Mrs. BigelOw have taken possession
of tneir new Washington home, 1896
jefferson place. which they recently
bought.
Lieut.. Count Vincent de Wierzbicki
and Nine. de Wierzbicki. of Wash
m-UOn. are stopping with Mr.. AMI
Mrs Charles Robinson Smith in
StoCkbridge.
Judge Sidney Ballou has recently
received a commission in the Coast
Artillery and is now stationed at
Fort Monroe Mrs. Ballou and her
daughter, Miss Burnett, will go next
week for n visit to the Chamberlain
Hotel. at Old FONT.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William Jud-
son have returned to New York, after
spending several days with Mrs.
Charles 5. Bromwell. having come on