The Washington herald., 1918-09-18
in the Social Worlo

By MAUD MeDouoALL.

The Red Cross unit of st. Marga-
ret's parish met yesterday morning
and will meet again this evening to
make surgical dressings. Tuesday
and Friday mornings. between $40
and /. and Wednesday evenings
from 1880 10 $3.50 are its regular
times for meetings.
Mr.. Harry H. Morgan, representa-
tive of the United States War Trade
Board in Cuba, and Mrs. Morgan,
who are now in New York, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Consuela Morgan, to
Capt. Francisco Terry, French Avia-
tion Corps. Miss Morgan is a grand
daughter of Judge Philip II. Nor
gan. of the Supreme Court of Louis
lana, formerly a member of the In
ternat attonal Court at Egypt, and
United States Minister to Mexico.
Capt. Terry. although born in Cuba,
has lived in France most of his life,
and his home there is the Chateau
de Chenanceau, at Blofs. The Count
ess Stanislas de Castellane is his
sister. and the Princess Guy de Fam
cigny Lucigny his cousin. Capt.
Terry took part in the Russian and
Rumanian campaigns. and received
the croix de guerre and several other
medals for bravery. Three months
ago he went to Cuba to convalesce
from typhoid fever, and was recent
ly intrusted with the First Cuban
Squadron, which is training under
his command at San Antonio, Tex.
Mrs. william Haywood has re-
turned to Washington and Is estab-
lished in her home at 17l2 I street
for the winter. She will have her
daughter. Mrs. Howard Hume. with
her until the return of DR.. Hume,
who Is now in France. Mrs. Hay
wood leased her house for a short
time to the government. and has
speat the greater part of the sum-
mer at Deer Park, Md.
Miss Anita Kite. daughter OF Dr.
Isaac W. Kite, surgeon. u. s. N. has
Joined the ranks of the War CAMP
Community workers, and is serving
every Monday at the United Service
Club in Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Levy an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Julia Levy. to David
Bornet, U. s. N.
Miss Thelms B. Reeve, who has
been the guest of her brother-in-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B.
kalbfus. in Gordon, Ga. has re-
turned to her home here, and will
resume her studies at Friends
School Miss Reeve was delightful
ly entertained at many informal
hospitalities during her visit to
Georgia.
Mr.. James Marshall Wiley an
nounces the marriage of his daugh-
ter. Martha Clark, TO Lieut.. Russell
P. Snyder. Q. NJ. C. The ceremony
was performed Saturday morning,
September IA, at 10 o'clock, at the
Church of the Covenant, Rev. DR..
Charles Wood oficiating. The bride
wore a travelling suit Of silvertone
cloth in brown, with a small hat of
the same shade. Her corsage bou-
quet was OF sunburst roses.
DR.. and Mrs. Summie and the mem
bers Of the brides family were the
only guests present The bride Is a
graduate Of Western High School and
a member of the Chi Omega Of the
George Washington University. Lieut..
Snyder Is from Cleveland, Ohio, and
for the last year has been stationed
In Washington. The couple left i'm
mediately for the north for a short
stay and will be home to their friends
after October 1 in Washington.
The Arion Club Of the Signal Corps
and air service has chartered the
steamer Charles Macalester for Sat-
urday evening, September q, and
Is arranging a moonlight boat trip to
Indian Head for its members and the
workers Of the War Department. The
club will have as its special guests
as many Of the convalescent soldiers
from Walter Reed Hospital as can OBJ
tain passes for the evening.
The Engineer Band from Washing
ton barracks and an orchestra will
play alternately during the evening.
An oportunity will be afforded those
who desire It to leave the boat at
Marshall Hall, join In the dane
ing and other diversions which the
amusement park offers and board the
steamer again on its return trip.
Lieut.. Col. Barrett Andrews was the
guest Of honor Of the newly organized
Army Motor Corps at a sort of q
farewell banquet at the Hotel Wash
ington last night. The corps is the
outgrowth of the rather informal army
motor service which has been trained
and given military organization un-
der Lieut.. Col. Andrews, and whose
members are now about setting of
for their various stations, arranged
this dinner by way of farewell
lie Cerele d'Opera Comique will
commence rehearsals at the Arts Club
on October l. This club was organt-
zed few months ago for the purpose
OF producing operas in the French
language for the benefit Of the Ameri- |
can Red Cross. with the following
of1cers: Hon. Henry White, former
ambassador to France, president;