The Washington times., 1918-06-17

Mrs. Charles BromWen, Mrs. Henry
H. Armstead, and her son, Henry h
Armstead, I'd, OF New York. grand
mother and uncle OF the bride. are
here for the wedding. Mr.. Armstead
Is with his sister. Mrs. Armstead Da-
Wis, and Mrs. Armstead Is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Campbell
Graef.
Mrs. Malcolm Arnold Robertson,
wife OF the first secretary Of the Brit
ish embassy, was the principal
speaker at the cleanup day exercises
which were held on Saturday in the
Liberty Theater at Hot Springs, Va.
The custom Of holding these eXer-.
cisss was originated by Mrs. Robert
son several years ago. They are at
tended by representatives from the
mountain villages near Hot Springs.
Mrs. John Harrison Knapp and her
two small children, John Marshall
Knapp and Miss Elizabeth. Knapp,
will leave town on Wednesday for
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, 10 stay IN
til the latter part Of September. Mrs.
william L. Marshall will accompany
her daughter, and they will motor
up in Mrs. Marshalrs car, being join
ed on Friday by General Marshall,
who will spen- the weekend. Cen
eral and Mrs. Marshall will return by
automobile the first OF next week.
Miss Eleapor Reiyea returned last
night from Smith College. North
ampton, Mass. where she has been
q student. and will spend the sum-
mer vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Albert Relyea, at their home, 1885
1 street
taken. possession OF their handsome
new summer residence, which they
recently erected at Manchester, Vt.
At Bar HaFbOr For Season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cushman are At
Bar Harbor. Me, where they will
spend the season. DR.. and Mrs Frank
Fremont Smith, Miss Celestine Eus
tbs, who is at Mare Vista. and Miss
Edith Mccullough Miller are some Of
the other Washingtonians who are
early arrivals at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hewitt Myers
will pass the summer at Watch Hill
R. l., where they have recently built
q handsome new cottage.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell and her
cousin, Miss Rosslie Spang, will pass
the summer at the Curtis Hotel. in
Lenox, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bennett have
gone to Atlantic City for several
weeks Mr. Bennett is recovering
from a breakdown caused by over
work in combining private business
and public service.
Lectures by Miss Drake.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake VIII re-
view events in current history at
o'clock tonight at 2611 Adams Mill
road. On Tuesday, June IS, Miss
Drake will speak twice at the !. W.
c. A. Country Club. At Z o'clock the
theme viii be Friendly Book
Shelves" and at s o'clock an Illus
trated lecture on the Library OF Con-
gress will be given. Both little
talks" will be open to the public.
Miss Mary Browne passed the
weekend in Virginia with Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooke Baker. Mrs. Aldis D.
Browne was the guest for the week
end OF her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Browne. VINO
have taken a cottage in Rockville for
the summer months.
Mrs. William CorcOran Hill has re-
turned to town after a short visit TO
Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Margaret Mcfarland,
daughter Of Mrs. Mcfarland and the
late william Davis Mcfarland and
Rev. Emerson Glessner, OF Washing
ton. were married at the home OF the
bride. on Capitol Hill, on "Wednesday
evening, June IL. The bride was
| given in marriage by her brother
| walter r. Mcfarland. the Rev. 10
seph L. weidenham, OF St Peters
/ Church, performing the ceremony.
The bride presented a charming
picture in gown OF Ecorgette
I creme and tulle veil, ornamented with
orange blossoms. and carried 2
/ shower bouquet OF white roses and
sweet peas. Miss Marian Carmichael
was maid of honor, while Leon i.
/ Cooper acted as best man.
| After a reception Mr.. and Mrs.
GIessneT left for a trip North. ex-