The Washington herald., 1918-10-17

Davis Dovney, o. s. A. which will
be solemntIed on Saturday at
O'Clock Ii the ban against church
services Is lifted in time. the wedding
will take place In Epiphany Church.
Otherwise 1t Will be a home wedding
Mr.. and hrA V. Everftt Macy have
closed their summer home at Bar
Harbor and gone to New York Mr..
and Mrs. Macy will return later on
TO Washington, at least for a time.
They spent last season here.
The concert which was to have
been given by the Symphony Or
chestra of the Conservatory OF
Paris at Polls Theater yesterday
afternoon has been postponed until
the epidemic of influenza is under
control BOX parties for the con-
cert will be given at the later date
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Nine
Jusserand are among those who
have taken boxes and their names
also head the list of patronesses
Mrs Calderon Carlisle and Mrs
Henry F. Dimock have been added
to the list of patronesses
The marriage of Miss Miriam
Warren Hubbard. daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Wilbur Watson Hubbard
to Lieut. George Maurice Morris,
Ordnance Corps. U. S. A. whose
engagement was announced a week
ago, will take place on Saturday.
October 26. at o'clock at Wide
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brides parents, at Chestertown. Md.
Miss Hubbard is well known in
Washington. where she went to
school for some years and where
she has spent much of her time
since she graduated a year and a
half ago, doing various kinds of
war work.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Glasgow
have returned to Washington from
Newport, and are established IN the
Bellamy Storer house, corner of
Rhode Island avenue and 18th
street, which they have leased for
the winter.
The Rev. DR.. Randolph McKirn, rec
tor of Epiphany Church, will go to
Baltimore on Saturday to officiate at
the wedding Of his cousin, Miss Cath
crime Harrison McKim Cocks, of Oak
land, Va, to William Caxenove Gard
ner, son of the late Rev. and Mrs
William F. Gardner. The ceremony
will take place in the chapel Of EN-
manuel Church, Baltimore, and Will
be followed by a reception at the
home of the brides cousin, Miss Mar
garet Telfair McKim-
Mrs Edwin H TiIIman left Wash
ington yesterday to join her husband,
Commander Tillman- u. S. n, and
their daughters, Mrs. Lawrence 3.
Frazer. of Nashville, Tenn. and Miss
Marsheritta Tilrman, at Atlantic City,
Mrs Frazer and Miss Tillman, accom-
panied their father to Atlantic City
as soon as he WAS able to travel after
complicated illness, Mrs. TilIman
being detained here on account of a
slight accident which she suffered
Miss Margherttta TiIlman will join
Mrs Dunbar B. Adams, formerly Miss
Edith Oracle, for the weekend at
woodlea- Bay Shore Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Polk and
hdlpn fU1k- lfs. ie at Jne HOWnat3n-
Mr.. Polk will leave soon for France
on special government service. Mrs.
Polk is well known as Grace Porter
field Polk. the composer, of Indian
apolis. who is giving the entire pro-
ceeds OF her compositions to the Red
Cross
Mrs. Robert G. Hogan. Of PhiladeI-
phia- president Of the National On
GERS Club, D. A. R.. and several
other officers were prevented by ILL
ness from attending the meeting OF
the club held yesterday afternoon.
The meeting was called to authorize
the purchase of a s10O bond of the
fourth issue, as the club had pur-
chased bonds Of that value of each
previous issue. Mrs. George M. Mi
nor. Of Waterford. Conn, vice pres
ident for the Northern district. pre-
sided. The others present were Mrs.
Howard L Hodgkins. Mrs. Gaius
Brumbaugh- Miss Grace M. Pierce,
Of New York; Mrs. Edward orton.
of Ohio; Miss Emma L. Crowell. of
Pennsylvania, and Mrs. James M.
Fowler, of Indiana. Mrs, Matthew
Scott and Mrs. George Thacher