The Washington times., 1918-07-05


Secretary of Navy Daniels and Sec
retary of Labor Wilson, who went TO
New York to make speeches, return
ed to Washington this morning.
Among those entertaining at dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club last night
were Maj. Gen. and Mrs, William
Crozier, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ellis
The new canning kitchen, opened at
Southampton. L L, is under the man
agement OF Miss Eleanor Howe, OF
this city. and is proving to be a great
success. Miss Mary Davis Landstreet
is among those taking active part in
the work OF It
Mrs. Morgan Belmont is the guest
for the Fourth at Southampton, l. I.
of Mrs. Frederic p Humphreys. Of
Morristown-
Mrs. Leigh Wilson, formerly Miss
Florence Yoder. who is making a
short visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. z Yoder, will return TO her
home in Bridgeport tomorrow.
Mrs Charles B. Warren is planning
to leave Washington about the LIST of
August, to go to Lake Superior for a
stay of about a month or six weeks.
She will be accompanied by her sons.
Miss HeImbOldt weds-
An interesting wedding which took
place in Baltimore yesterday was that
OF Miss Marjorie Gordon Helmbold,
OF this city. daughter OF Mrs. Charles
D. Helmbold, and Capt. George Ma
hool, U. S. A. The ceremony was per-
formed, at 4 o'clock in the home of
the brides cousin. Afr. and Mrs. A
W. Thompson, in Roland Park, Balti-
more, in the presence OF a small COM
pany Of relatives and friends. The
wedding was hastened owing to the
bridegroom's orders, and simplicity
marked all the arrangements Chap
lain Carpenter. of Camp Howard, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was married in a dainty
gown of white organdie made very
simple. Her tulie veil was caught at
the back with orange blossoms. and
she carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies OF the valley
Mrs. Thompson. who was the brides
only attendant. was gowned in blue
organdie. with hat to match OF Milan
straw and trimmed with a large blue
ribbon bow.
Mrs. Tompson's three-year-old son.
Gordon Thompson, acted as ring bear
er and carried the ring on a white
satin pillow upon which the couple
knelt
Captain Moore, U. SIX. was the best
man and the bride was given in mar
rage BY DIR. c. c. Cruzen.
Decorated in Daisies.
The reception room where the cere-
mony was performed was decorated
in white and gold daisies with an i'm
provised altar banked in the same.
An informal reception followed the |
Captain Mahool Is now stationed at |
Fort Monroe. where he will take his
bride after q short wedding trip. The |
bride, who made her debut in Wash |
lngton q few seasons ago, was one |
OF the popular buds OF her season.
and was considered one OF the beau |
ties OF the season. She has spent the |
past winter with her mother and |
OiOtheI, NapI Phllip Armour Helm |
bold, U. ;. A., at Fort OgIethorpe. |
where he Is stationed. Mrs. Helm /
bold has returned to Washington and 1
Laken an apartment in the Psrkwood, |
where she will be Joined today by /
her young son, Randolph Helmbold.
To Return to Capital
Former United States Ambassador to |
Russia and Mrs. George T. Marye will /
return to Washington about the end |
IF next week. They have been in
California for some time and are now
n San Francisco. They have rcn.ed
heir country place at BurIingame,
al. TO Dr. de Young. Of San Francis
%, whose daughter. Miss Dorothy de
oung' VIII be married there within
few days. Mrs. Marye has been
greatly fctcd during her visit
Among those entertaining for her
he past week arc Mrs. Henry &. Bru-
len, Mrs. Russell Wilson. Mrs. VIII /
am Hinckley Taylor. Mrs. James w.
<eTney, and Mrs. Randolph Hunting
on Miner Miss Helen Marye.
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Marye. is |
staying with her aunt. Mrs. Andrew
u. Moreland, at her home in Pitts
ouESh