The Washington herald., 1918-10-21

mantown. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
w. Haokett, who are in their summer
home at Newcastle. n. H., Will return
to Washington early next month
Lieut.. John T. Knight tr, Twen-
tleth Field Artillery. u. s. A., and
Mrs Knight are receiving congratu-
lations upon the birth OF daughter
on Friday. Mrs. Knight Is with her
parents, Comma nder Urban T.
Holmes, U. g NJ. and Mrs. Holmes
at 1904 Spruce street. Philadelphia,
while her husband is with his regl-
ment in France.
Mr. Jack Reavis, younger son OF
Representative and Mrs. ]. Frank
Reavis, OF Nebraska. left Washington
last week for Seattle. Wash, to enter.
the flying camp, U. S. N, in which
service he enlisted some time ago.
Lieut.. ]. Frank Reavis, jr., u. s. N, 4
aviation section, is about to leave
Walter Reed Hospital after having
influenza
The marriage of Miss Agnes Dun
can OF New York. daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs John F. Duncan, Of
Indianapolis, to Mr.. David Hamilton
Campbell. of New York. took place
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock In
old ST. Johns Episcopal Church. the
Rev Roland Cotton Smith officiating.
Only the immediate relatives were
, present, and the bride wore her trav-
cling suit. They left Immediately aft
erward for a short trip before going
to their home in New York. The bride
was the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
RansdelI. widow of Mai. Daniel NJ.
Ransdcll. who was for many years
sergeant at-arms of the United
/ States Senate. She was returning to
New York from a visit to her aunt,
Mrs. John F. Wilson, and the we'd
ding arrangements were hastily made
upon the arrival here OF Mr.. Campbell
( Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Let's, Of
! Chicago, are settled at 1879 Eight
eenth street for the winter. the house
| formerly occupied by the Danish Mis-
sion. Miss Courtney Let's. who Is
/ now confined in the house with inf1u-
enza, is listed with the debutantes of
this year, although she will not make
a formal debut. Instead she will con-
tinue in active war work Mr.. Let's
! is director of the bureau of supplies
at Red Cross headquarters.
Miss Mary Gwynn and Mrs. E. Fl.
| G. Slater. who have been spending
the summer in California and other
parts of the West. returned to Wash
ington on Saturday.
Lieut., Comdr. II. E. Bemis-Annap-
oils. l90T-is announcing to his friends
his marriage last week in New York
to a Miss Stein, a charming Cali
fornia girl. who has been studying
| in New York for the past two years.
| Lieut.. Comdr Bemis will take his
bride to New London. where he is
now stationed. and where they ex-
pect to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Carpenter
and family have returned to their
home on Connecticut avenue from
: their country place near Bluemont,
7 Va. Miss Frances Carpenter. their
only daughter. is leaving this week
/ for New York TO spend some time be-
| fore sailing for France to go into the
/ canteen work Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Miss
: Carpenter has been active ever since
/ she made her debut, in the Junior
League work and various charity af-
! fairs. in the success of which she has
had much to do.
! The marriage OF Miss Fannie Cham
g, berlain. daughter of Senator and Mrs.
! George Z. Chamberlain, and Mr..
George Z. Tevis. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam c. Tevis, of Portland, will take
place in Portland. Greg. Thursday.
November Il, at the Westminster
| Presbyterian Church.
Senator Chamberlain will return to
Portland for the wedding and will
give the bride in marriage.
There will be a large wedding party,
which will include the brides sister.
Mrs Donald Wood. who will be the
matron of honor.
! Commander Emmet Carlyle GudEer.
! u. S. N, is in Washington for a few
] weeks after sixteen months service
| in European waters. With Mrs. Gud-
ger he came from New York last
week and is at 24OO Sixteenth street.
where Mrs. Gudger makes her home
with her father, Senator Walsh.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas W. AshweH,
Of New York. have taken for the
winter 1913 Biltmore street. Mr. Ash
well has been in Washington for some
time and was Joined here yesterday
by Mrs. Ashwell and little daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles William
Browning, of Woodville. Rappahau-
mock County. Va. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Virginia
Louise. TO Mr. James Hill Wood. of
the same county. Saturday, October
10. Owing to the prevailing epidemic
the ceremony was performed quietly
in the parlor of the Raleigh Hotel by
the Rev. w. J. Flanagan. with only
a few relatives and intimate friends
, present. The bride was attired in
| a handsome travelling suit of dark
| blue cloth with large black picture
| hat, and wore corsage bouquet OF
sweetheart roses and lilies of the VAL
! ley. Immediately after the ceremony.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left for a shsort
wedding trip, after which they will
! be at home in Washington. where
the bridegroom is engaged in war
work
Both bride and bridegroom are
| closely allied to some OF the oldest
and best known families of Rap/-
hammock and Culpeper counties and
| their marriage in this city camo
not as a surprise to their many
/ friends. but as the elimination of
E romance begun few years ago
in their little home town OF Wood
vile. Va.
! Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Williamson
Mccarthy have sent cut Invitations
! for the marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Rita Fairfax Robertson. to Mr..
John Arthur Brashears, on Saturday
afternoon. November >, at o'clock.