The Washington herald., 1918-11-22
E. Edbers and Mr.. Francis Ken

+. E. Edberg and Mr.. Francis Ken
| iedy.
A miscellaneous shower was given
| in honor of the bride and groom Mon
day evening by Miss Anna Hayden
and Miss Louise Fuller at the home
of Miss Helen Montgomery, IT'S Will
/ lard street northwest. Tuesday eve
ming dinner was given at the Shore
/ ham Hotel by Mrs. Mae Gafney in
| honor OF the bride, those present be-
| ing Miss Louise Fuller, Miss Anna
| Hayden, Miss Mary Devine and Miss
| Helen MONTGOMERY.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes left at
o'clock for Atlantic City, where they
will spend their honeymoon. On their
return they. will reside in this city.
| Mr. Haynes is an expert connected
with the Federal Trade Commission
in this city.
| Capt. and Mrs. C. c. Calhoun, who
were about to issue cards for their
J first at home on Saturday follow
| ing Thanksgiving, may have to de-
| for issuing invitations until later
/ on account OF the illness in New
| York of Miss Margaret Simonds,
Mrs Calhoun's daughter. 1t is
| hoped by her family and friends
| that she will be well enough to be
| in Washington for Thanksgiving.
| Miss Simonds, who is not yet out,
| is taking a course in reconstruction
work and expects to complete this
course in hospital after Christ
| mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Baker,
who are established in the Lehr
| residence, at 1927 New Hampshire
avenue, which they have taken for
| the winter, are expecting Mr.. Ba-
ker's mother, Mrs. George w. Ba-
| ker, of San Francisco. to spend the
| holidays with them.
The wedding of Miss Hannah
| Randolph, daughter of Philip s. p.
Randolph. of Philadelphia, and Mr.
| Robert Hudson, one of the secre-
! taries CT the British Embassy, will
| take place at the Philadelphia home
| of the brides cousin. Mrs. Charles
| Penrose Keith, on December 10.
Mrs Earl North was hostess at
| bridge yesterday afternoon in
| honor of her sister. Mrs. Toy Dixon
| Savage, who is visiting Mrs. Lewis
| Hayes Watkins.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick,
| of Chicago, have taken the resi-
| dence of Representative and Mrs.
John Dwight. at 1865 r street, for
| the winter.
Mrs. Hunt Slater is in town for
a few days. although she has rent
| ed her home on Sixteenth street to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Howe, of
| New York, who have had it all sum-
mer. and expects herself to spend
| the winter in New York.
Mrs. Preston Arkwright. of Allan
! ia. is the guest of Brig. Gen. Will
lam l.. Marshall and his daughter.
Mrs. John Harrison Knapp, for a
| few days. Mrs. Marshall. who is
Mrs. Arkwright's sister. is at present
visiting Mrs. William c. Langfitt. in
! Flushing. r. 1.
Mrs. Knapp expects to go to Bos-
| ton about December !. to be with
Paymaster Knapp. L. S. n, who is
/ now on sea duty.
The annual reception at the Cath
Ollie Home for aged Ladies, 1888 P
street will be held on Monday af-
ternoon. November %. from $50 TO
6 o'clock. The ladies resident at the
home and the members of the board
of lady managers will receive, and
all who are interested in the work
are cordially invited to be present.
The board of managers and the
staff of the Florence Crittenton Mis-
sion will be at home to their friends
at the Mission. 21S Third street north
west, Friday afternoon. November -,
from to 6.
Opportunity will be given TO in
spect the home and it is hoped that
all persons interested in this work
will be present.
The first of the special dances for
the young people of All Souls Uni
tartan Church will be given Satur-
day evening at 1872 Church street. at
8 o'clock. These dances are given
under the auspices of the young peo-
pies organizations OF the church and
the Women's Alliance, chaperoned
by Mrs. n. G.. b. Pierce. Mrs. Mar
garetta Spaulding Gerry. Mrs. ].
Mcdonald Stewart and Mrs. Benja-
min f. Smith.
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