The Washington herald., 1918-06-29
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Washington this season. not open
ing their summer home at Rock
port, Ne. as in past summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bentley
will go to Atlantic City some time In
August for an extended stay. They
will not open their summer home In
Maine this season.
Mrs. J. d. Miiey and Miss Nancy
Miley expe:t TO leave Washington
next week to spend several weeks
on the farm Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bradley near Rockville where
Miss Miley and q number OF other
society girls. chaperoned by Mrs
, Miley. win act a. farmerettes.
Col. Elliott Hunt. u, 8. A., has
come to Washington. after serving
in France for some months. HIS
wife who was In the West durina
his absence has Joined him here
They are staying with Col. Hunts
brother. Conway Hunt and his Sis
ters, the Misses Hunt at their resi-
dence In N street.
Lieut., Lawrence Green, OF this
city, formerly private secretary OF
Charles Il. Hughes, who sailed some
time ago for France. has arrived
there safely.
DR.. Walter Wells will leave WASH
ingtop tomorrow for Camp Sewer,
N. c.. where he will be on duty at
the army hospital there until he
sails for France In the near future,
Mrs. Wells will remain at her apart
ment at the Rochambeau for the
time being,
Lieut.. Harold Davis, of WASH
ington. left yesterday for New York,
Capt. Hughes Oliphant, of this
city. who has been stationed at Fort
I Fremont. California. has been trans
ferred TO Fort Sill, Okla.
Baron Alfred de Ropp and Ba-
roness de Ropp are visiting in Los
Angeles, where they are guests OF
the latter's brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Webb.
Maj. Bruce Cornwall, OF San Fran
| cisco. has come to washlngtoE
| where he has been appointed to ar
! important position. Mrs. Cornwall
will join her husband here this
week.
Lieut.. Edmund A. Lyman who was
in Washington this week. has re.
turned to San Francisco.
Lieut.. John Calhoun. U. s. A,
and Mrs. Calhoun have concluded
their honeymoon which was passed
| in the Virginia mountains and are
established at their new home in
Camp Logan. Texas.
Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes, who has
been In Atlantic City for the last ten
days. win return to town on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes have opened their
country place at Sligo, Md, for the
summer and have their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Blagden, with them.
Miss Eudora Clover. daughter OF
Rear Admiral Clover. has gone to
France where she will be OF much help
| to the authorities with her knowledge
of languages. Miss Clover was trans
lator in the Army War College here
for some time. She was a member
OF the first two encampments OF the
4 First National Service Schol. and is
one of the popular "Inspectors'' of the
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Iesher, OF
this city. are among the recent arriv-
ais at the Hotel Whitcomb in San
Francisco.
Invitations have been received in
Washington from Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Basil King. from Dublin. N. H.,
! for the marriage OF their daughter,
Penelope. to Reginald Wilson Or
| cutt today at noon in Emmanuel
Church in Dublin. A reception will
follow Immediately after the cere-
! money at Lochstead cottage. the
picturesque summer home of Mr..
| and Mrs. King. Mr. Orcutt will
bring his bride to Washington, and
| they will be at home after July
| Is at Mount Alto Inn. Mr.. Orcutt
has been stationed in Washington
for some time in the Department
of Commerce. Mr.. and Mrs. King
and their family have spent several
winters here and have been impor-
tant factors in the literary circles
and official life.
Announcement Is made of the mar