The Washington herald., 1918-03-04

Marie Tunstall, Miss Emily Kutz.
Miss Helen Claxton, the Misses Alb
bott and the Misses Gritren.
Mrs. Leigh Hunt is in Southern
Pines. 5. c., for a visit of several
weeks
Mai. and Mrs NeviI Monroe Hop
kins announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Anne Hopkins.
and Capt. John Gregory Hope. OF the
ROYAL Flying Corps. Miss Hopkins
made her debut last winter and is
one OF the loveliest of the young
girls in Washington society.
Col. and Mrs. Abraham Lott enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Brig. Gen. T. Q. Donaldson will
leave Washington the middle of the
week for Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. $. Hoge. who have
been in Florida for several months,
will return to Washington shortly.
Miss Carrie Lyford returned to her
apartment in the Wyoming last even
ing from Atlantic City. where she
made an extended stay.
Mai. Gen. Peytun c. March an
nounces the marriage of his daugh-
ter, Miss Vivian March, to Capt. Paul
Russell Frank. Second Cavalry. The
ceremony was performed privately
Friday afternoon at Fort Myer by
Chaplain Henderson. The bride and
her family 3V,
cause of the recent death of her
brother in Texas. The bridegroom is
stationed at Camp Green, where the
bride accompanied him.
Gen. March reached Washington
yesterday after a trip to the front.
just in time to give his daughter in
marriage.
Lieut.. u. $. Grant. 4th, who came
to Washington Saturday from Camp
Wadsworth, 5. c.. announced that
day his marriage in Spartansburg
$. C., on October (, 1871 to Miss
Matilda Bartikofsky Of New York
Probate Judge ]. ]. Burnett admitted
that he had performed the ceremony
and said that at the request Of the
bridegroom he had kept the wedding
a secret. Withholding the filing of the
marriage certificate until today,
The certificate gave the age Of
Lieut.. Grant as q years. and that OF
Miss Bartikofsky as 90 Lieut.. Grants
address was given as COL West 137th
street. New York, while Miss Bartik-
ofsky's home was recorded as "32i
West Eighty-third street"
According to Judge Burnett, the
ceremony took place at o'clock in
the afternoon and the bride returned
to her home in New York the same
evening.
Lieut.. Grant is permanently as
signed to the office of the Chief Of
Ordnance in Washington.
\ wedding of interest here will take
place on Saturday in Chelsea. At
lantic City. y. j., when Miss Anna
Lawrence Mactier. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Mactler. Of Chevy
Chase, Nd, will be married to Bryce
Gray, of New York. II was expected
that the wedding would he celebrated
in June. but war conditions have
changed the plans.
Mr.. Gray Is an aerOnaUtical me-
chancial engineer. and he expects
shortly to receive A commission in
the aviation section Of the Signal
Corps, L. s. a. Miss MaCtier is
granddaughter Of the late William
Lawrence Mactier, Of Philadelphia.
and Is related to James Lawrence
Breese. John A. Hsdden and Alexan-
der NJ. Hadden. Of New York.
Owing to poor health the brides
father has been passing the winter i'm
Atlantic City. The marriage will take
place at his villa and the bride will
enter the room with her relative,
Iohn A. Haddon. Mr Gray is the only
son Of the late Bryce Gray. jr., and
grandson Or the late Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Gwynne. His mother is now
Mrs. Cornelius II. CallaEhan.
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
entertained with a Food Admins
tration luncheon given in the
Speakers state dining room at the
Capitol Saturday. There were
among other guests Public Infor-
nation Directors from thirty-seven
'Ates who have been called to
1-hingtOn for a two days con-
renee in the Food Administration
abiding. The Speaker made a brief
address to the visiting delegation
and in the afternoon Mrs clark at
Z =,
/ held al the United States Food Ad-
ministTatiOn, at which she gave an
Informal talk. In the luncheon
party We're: Ben S. Allen, Public
Information Director, United States
Food Administration. and r. II.
Mangum. Montgomery. Ala: Timo-
thy A. RiOrdan, Phoenix. Ark:
Walter N. Ebel. Little Rock, Ark;
Frederick O'Brien. San Francisco,
Cal; John NJ. Steele, Denver, Colo;
George II. Landers, Hartford, Conn /;
William \. Sheehan, Hartford,
Conn: Edmond Mitchell. Whining
ton, Del; J. 3. Rumbf, Whining
ton. Del; J. H Whitney, Orlando,
Fla; Andrew N. Soule, Atlanta,
Ga: ]. F. ChIlds. Honolulu, Ha-
wall; Ed. G. Resenheim, Boise, Ida
no; Ed. F. WarfeI, indianapolis. Ind. I;
Don Herold. Indianapolis, Ind: ].
F. Deems. Burlington, Iowa: Bliss
lsely, Wichita, Kan; +. n. Sackett,
]. w. Burns, T. r. Moss, Louisville,
Ky: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman J. Sci
terth, New Orleans. La; ". T.. Cor
don. OronO, Ne; J. F. OConnelI.
Boston, Mass; Murh II. DeFoe,
Lansing, Mich: NJ. ]. MCGOWAN, st.
Paul. Mimi; Harry Leiper, Vicks-
burg. Miss; Vaughn Bryant, CO.
lumbia. Mo: p. p. Bowden, Boze-
man, Mont; z. v. Parrish, Omaha,
Neb.; Harold H. Scudder, Concord,
N. H; e. Dana johnson, Albuquer-
que. N. NJ; A. McNally, New York
City. N. Y: John p. Lucas, Raleigh,
N. c.; Lorne Wilde, Fargo, N. D.;
Earl w. Baird, Columbus, Ohio:
Floyd E. Miller, Norman, Okla: w