The Washington herald., 1918-07-31

ington. and Is frequent visitor here.
Mrs. Johnston. wife of Gen. John A.
Johnston. who went to New York last
week and IL at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
expects to remain there several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Hutchinson
have as their guest at their Chevy
Chase home Mrs. William McGivern,
| Of Detroit, whose husband, Lieut.. Nc
Givern, recently sailed for France. af-
ter being stationed for some time at
Camp Curtis, Mich.
Capt. and Mrs. Mason Rumney will
leave Washington Sunday to spend
two weeks at the Baldwin Hotel at
Beach Haven. N. ].
Col and Mrs c. Goodloe Edgar and
their children left Washington Mon
day for Spring Lake, N. J.. where
| Mrs. Edgar and children will remain
I until September /. The colonel will re-
| turn to Washington Thursday. They
made a short stay in New York en-
route to Spring Lake.
Mrs Ben Robinson will leave tomor-
| row to visit Mrs. Julian Harris at
| Prides Crossing, Mass, for several
weeks. Capt. Robinson will Join her
there later for short vacation.
Lieut.. and Mrs. steuart Pittman
returned Monday from an automo-
bile trip to Detroit and New York.
They were absent fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harris have
leased the residence at 1921 H street
for next winter. They will take pos
session about October /, when Mrs.
Harris will close their summer home
! at Prides Crossing, Mass. Last winter
they occupied the residence Of Col.
and Mrs. Thomas W. Symons. 1905
New Hampshire avenue, which they
gave up June 1 when Mrs. Harris left
for Prides Crossing.
Miss Elizabeth Russell, who has
been the guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Capt. and Mrs Raymond
Dykema, for several weeks, will re-
| turn to her home in Detroit this
| week.
Mrs. Francis e. Warren, wife Of
| Senator Warren. has gone to the
Huron Mountain Club. on Lake su-
/ perior, Mich, for a stay Of several
weeks.
James Inglis left Washington last
night to join Mrs. Inglis at their
cottage at Harbor Point. Mich. He
will return about the first of Sep
tember. but Mrs. Inglis will not come
back until about October L
Smoot are making an extended stay
at oceon City. Nd.
z. G. Pipp. Of Detroit. who was
in Washington for several days, left
here yesterday for Richmond, where
he went to visit his son at Camp
Reed.
Judge William S. Connolly, Of De-
troit. is expected to come to WASH
ington in a few days for an indef-
mite stay.
A luncheon of fifty covers-is 20 be
given at the Ritz-Carlton, New York,
tomorrow in honor of the British
| Canadian Recruiting Mission, Of
which Brig. Gen. William A. White
is head. Adolph Lewisohn will be
the host. The luncheon is announc-
ed as an Introductory feature of
British-Canadian night at the city
Stadium, in conjunction with the
Stadium concert that evening.
Brig. Gen. White will be the guest
of honor and Col. Roosevelt has been
invited. Among the other invited
guests to the luncheon. which will
inaugurate the two months of Brit
ish-Canadian recruiting among the
100000 Britishers in this country
not yet enlisted. are Col. and Mrs.
Edward NJ. House. Mrs. E. H. Har-
riman, Lieut.. Col. Lord George
Wellesley. Give Bayley, British Con-
sul-General at New York, Mrs.
Charles s. Guggenheimer, Mrs. Sew
bold LIE Roy Edgar. Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander. Rear Admiral Usher. U.
s. A: Commander Truman H. New
berry, Lieut.. Col. F. G. Jameson,
Capt. Robertson Durham, Mrs. Philip
Lewisohn. Mayor and Mrs. John
F. Hylan. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson.
Mrs. Robert L. Gerry. Lieut.. Col.
Frazer Hunter. Mai. C. Brooman
White. Mrs. Bernard Baruch, Lieut..
Col. Newton Mansfield, Mrs. Myron
Schafer. Capt. Tatti. Lieut.. Col. At
hill, Lieut.. Commander w. T. Moses.
A wedding of unusual interest
took place yesterday afternoon at
In the Woods. the suburban home Of
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, near Chevy
Chase lake. when Miss Ethel saSe,
daughter of Mrs. L. s. Bagg, now
residing at Rome, Italy. became the
bride of Mr.. Arthur Bullard.
Only small company of relatives
and intimate friends were present
at the ceremony. and later in the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Bullard left
for a short wedding trip.
Mr.. Bullard, who is connected
with the committee on public infor-
nation. only recently came back
from Siberia. to which country he
will return in about a months time
Mrs. William Crozier will leave
Washington shortly to join Brig.
Gen. Crozier. who has been made
commander of the Northeastern De-
partment, at his headquarters In
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Glover ex-
pect to leave Washington shortly
for a VISIT to Atlantic City. Charles
c. Glover. jr., who is in the pay
corps of the navy. Is taking a
special course at the Naval Academy,
and during his absence in An
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