The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-03-25

fsld, royal flying corps; Lieut.. Freder-
lex 7. Frelinghuysen. signal corps,
U. s. r.: Andrea Geisser Celesia de
fegliasco, OF the Italian embassy, and
Jules Blondel, OF the French embassy
staff.
Miss Moore and Mrs. wichfeld, who
are in New York, are expected back
In town the latter part of the week.
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Senator and Mrs. Key PIttman have
gone West for a visit OF about two
weeks, Mrs. Pittman will make a visit
in Chicago while away.
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Miss Elizabeth Seton, of New
York, who will be bridesmaid at the
marriage of Miss Anne Hopkins,
daughter OF Major and Mrs Newt
Monroe Hopkins. and Capt John
Gregory Hope, r. T. C., on Tuesday,
April .. will reach town on Thursday.
Miss Esther Hosmer, OF Boston, also
member of Miss Hopkins bridal
party. will arrive on Saturday. Both
girls will be guests OF Major and Mrs.
Hopkins.
Lieut.. Charlton z. Battle, UFS. N,
and Lieut. Harold Van Valzah. U. s.
. ", who will be ushers at the wedding.
will give a tea dance aboard the May
flower on Saturday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Hopkins and her nance
A recent addition TO Miss Hopkins
briday party is her cousin, little Miss
Frances Hopkins, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred Hopkins. who will be
flower girl
Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer. who is
visiting her son-in-law and daughter
! Mr.. and Mrs. y. Watson Webb, in
Washington, will return to New York
today.
Lady Lister-Kaye has returned TO
Washington after a ten-day visit to
New York and is at the shoreham.
Sir Henry Darlington Smith. of the
British High Commission. has gone
TO New oYrlS and is stopping at the
Plaza Hotel.
Captain Andre Tardisu. High Com
missioner OF France. is also at the
Plaza from Washington.
John Arthur Powell, OF Washington. |
has arrived at the Waldorf Hotel. Lon
don
Miss Olive Graef and her guest. |
Miss Lila Hotz. OF Chicago. who have |
been spending the past ten days |
with Miss Graers parents. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef. will re- |
turn this afternoon to New York. |
where they are in school at Miss
Spencs'k
There will be a meeting arranged |
by Clarence r. Wilson, the District |
food administrator. at 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon in the Belasco |
Theatsr. whom Mrs. Ernest Burnett |
Smith will speak. Mrs. Wilson, the |
members OF the French and British |
embassies and OF the Belgian iega-
ton. and tho wives OF the members |
OF tho Cabinet have been invited TO |
occupy the boxes.
Mrs. Smith, who will arrive today, |
IL in the United States with the ap- |
prevail of tho British foreign office. |
Mrs. Smith. who 10 better known as |
Annie Swan, the writer. IL editor OF |
a magazine in England. She will
tell OF the actual conditions in Eng |
land at the present time.
She has lived in the war zone, and |
during ons air raid her home and all |
OF her possessions were destroyed.
Mrs. Smith will be the guest OF
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Carl Frooman.
In the presence OF a few intimate
friends and relatives a quiet wedding
was solemniZed on Saturday after
noon at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Younger, of 32I2 Thirteenth
street. when their daughter, Miss
Louise OyertOn Younger, was married
to Sidney W. Wellborn, OF this city.
now stationed at Camp Meade. The
Rev. George Fiske Dudley, of St
Stephens Church, officiated. After Z
buffet luncheon Mr.. and Mrs. Well
born left for a short trip to Atlantic