The Washington times., 1918-11-13

George Ehle, who Is hostess for him
and a few members of the families
OF the bride and Bridegroom present
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean left for q weddinl
trip, on the conclusion OF which theS
win make their home in New York
Mr.. Dean, who comes OF a promtneu'
Washington family and owns tbs
beautiful Dean place at Connecticut
and FLORIDA avenues, has for somS
time been a resident OF New York
He Is an architect His bride has
been an orphan fer many years. Her
parents were intimate friends OF Mr.
Emo and the late Mrs. Emo, and She
has frequently visited them here. On
Monday evening Mr.. Emo gave a re.
ception in compliment to Miss Sooy-
smith and her lance, at which their
many friends in Washington had op-
portunity to offer their congfatula-
tIons.
Mrs. Russell Sard. who has been Al
Hot Springs. Va for the greater part
OF the summer. has returned to her
Hnartmef1t Mt 1902 Eighteenth street,
wher6 she will spend the winter.
Lieutenant Sard, U. S. N, Is now in
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hawes have
leased their residence. 2O21 Q street,
to Lieut.. William s. Read, Jr., ayta-
tion service, U. S. N, and Mrs. Read
and wiIT Spend the winter with their
cousin, Mrs Charles Boughtorr Wood.
al i6i9 Rhode Island avenue. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawes are engaged IN
war work. Mrs. Wood and her niece
Miss Mary Morgan. are still at their
summer home in Connecticut, but are
expected back next week
Mrs. Field EntertaInA
Mrs. Marshall Field was hostess al
a small dinner last evening.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer is expected tc
return to E4shtngten this week from
her place 4 Tuxedo.
Mrs. willard Salisbury viii return
to Washington on Saturday from heI
bone; -penPtgh:" at 'wnmingt9n, Pei
Congressman and Mrs. Ira C. copley
are expected back In Washington this
week tfom fpsis home in 'Tliinois.
MFs. WILLIAM Corcoran Eustis will
eoran House, on Friday OF this week
from her country home, 'oatlands,
pear tssss9FE Va.
The infant daughter Of Major and
Mrs. w. D. Wrightson was christened
on Sunday morning In the Church OF
the Epiphany. The little girl was
called Aileen. for her mother. who
wns MlRs Aileen Gorgas. The god.
mothers were Miss Mary Gorgas
aunt Of Mrs. wrightson, and Mrs
Fsrberf May. Brig. Gen. Theodore
c. Lyster, u. S. A., a cousin OF Mrs
W. C. Gorgas. returned from NeS
York to be present at the baptism OF
their third gFanddaughter.
On Way to Siberia.
Mrs. Roland Morris and her daughter,
Miss Sarah Morris. have left Tokyo
and are on their way to vladivostok.
where they win Join Mr.. Morris, the
American ambassado1 to Japan, now
on a mission to Russia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Billings Rud-
dock win again occupy the residence
2zQe Massaehusetts Sayenpe, where
they made their home last winter and
WHICH they lease from MT. and Mrs.
Newton Guiick. - ft's
= Ar. and Mrs. Ruddock spend each
week at Curtis Neck, their country
home near Richmond. Va -.'-
Mrs. E. n. Barnhart. wife of Lieu
tenant Rarnhart, u. s. A, who bad
a cottage at The Greenbrier ali sum-
ner, win return to Washington on
Monday ''7 .
Dr. Maurice Francis Egan, former
United States minister TO Denmark,
Is In New York for short stay He
Is registered at the Hotel Wolcott-
To Resume DlnnerH
The Arts Club OF Washington will
resume its Thursday dinners which
were interrupted BY the influenza epi-
demic. Tomorrow night there VIII be
an important Illustrated lecture by