The Washington herald., 1918-09-17

about . month ago. spent few days
in Atlantic City. merely resting. then
went up to New York to see their
daughter. Miss Frances Noyes. off for
France. and finally up to Sorrento,
Me-. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ewing and make the Acquaintance Of
their mutual grandson. Lieut. and
Mrs. Newbold Noyes' little new son..
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock is expect
ed back In Washington this week
after spending several months at
her summer home in Newport. Her
daughter, Mrs. Sylvanus Stockes. jr..
who was her guest, has Joined Mr..
Stokes in Norfolk, where he il on
duty with the naval reserve.
An interesting war wedding was
solemnized in Alexandria. Va. on
Saturday. when Miss Helene Jen-
anyan. daughter of the late Rev.
J. S. Jenanyan. missionary for many
years in Turkey. and founder of the
Apostolic College in Asia Minor. and
Mr.. George Haines. of Cornell Uni
versity. were married. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Sisag Emurian. war work secretary
of the Y. NJ. c. A. OF Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Haines has been engaged in
work in the Bureau OF Entomology
in the Department of Agriculture,
and has been living in Camp Co.
lumbia, a war workers camp near
Washington. Following the we'd
ding, a reception was held at the
home OF Col. Moore. in Wyoming
avenue. The Lohengrin march was
sung by the Camp Columbia Quar-
tet. A company OF young ladies'
from Camp Columbia, in their khaki
uniforms. formed a guard of honor
for the bride. Mr.. Haines goes to a
training camp on Tuesday. The
guests included Mrs. H. c. Ives, Mrs.
T. E. Obig. Miss Christine Rowell
Lieut.. Garrison. Miss Stevens and
the Rev. and Mrs. Emurian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert sprague
Coolidge are due at Pittsfield, Mass,
from Washington today to be guests
of Mrs. Frederick s. Coolidge, and
to attend the music festival which
the latter is arranging.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. willard n.
Brownson have arrived at the Red
Lion Inn, Stockbridge. Mass.
Mrs. Robley D. Evans. who is at
Proctor's Crossing, Peabody, Mass.
has as her guests her daughters, Mrs.
Charles D. Marsh. and Mrs. Virginia
Evans Sewall.
Mrs. John Jay White, Of Washing
ton, has recently been visiting Mrs.
Charles H. Bond at her summer home
at Swampscott Mass
Mrs. Ira Bennett will be the guest
OF Mrs. Robert H. Patchip in New
York for several days this week, en-
route from Maine. where she spent
the summer. to her home in this city.
Mrs Martin w. Littleton. wife OF
the former Representative from New
York. has an apartment at the Hotel
Washington, where she is making a
short stay.
Judge and Mrs. Edward K. Camp
bell have taken apartments at the
Woodley for the winter.
Miss Jean Campbell will go to the
hostess house at Camp Morrison,
near Norfolk, to act as business Sec
retary.
Miss Florence Brown. general sec
retary of the local Y. w. c. A, has
just returned from a meeting at the
National Young Women's Associa-
ton headquarters in New York where
finance plans for the coming cam
paign were discussed. Miss Dorothy
Copenhave, educational secretary,
has also returned to the city. Mrs.
John L. Newbold. OF the Cordova,
who also attended the meeting, has
gone to Atlantic City where she will
stay at the Brighton Hotel for a few
days before returning to town.