The Washington times., 1918-10-19

summer at Bar Harbor. Dr. and Mrs.
Walcott spent the summer in British
Columbia, where the doctor was en-
gagged in research work.
Mrs. Harris .Crist. Of New York, is
the guest Of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs l. L. Nicholson,
jr.. at their summer home near Rock
willie, Nd Mrs. Crist was formerly
Miss Addie Slack, OF this city.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Spencer S.
Wood announce the marriage of their
sister, Miss Edith Livingston Fryer, to
Lieut. Col. Frederick Coleman Test,
general stan, U. S. A., on Saturday,
October u, in Washington. They are
now settled in Washington for the
present.
Henry Y. Braddon, commercial and
financial representative of Australia
in the United States, arrived in New
York yesterday, en- route to Wash
ington. Mr.. Braddon is the first resi-
dent commissioner ever appointed to
represent Australia in this country.
He will establish himself in Washing
ton shortly, his special mission being
the development Of after-the-war
trade between the United States and
Australia.
Miss Elizabeth Kibbey has opened
her Washington residence, 2025 |
Massachusetts, avenue, for the winter.
Having done yeoman service In the
Talent Corps OF the War Camp Com
munity Service. Mrs. Kipp Lewis. for
merly Miss Mabel Kipp, of Washing
ton, has been selected by the Red
Cross for service in one of the huts
maintained by II in connection with
the conYalescent hospitals in France.
and will leave shortly to take up her
new duties. Mrs. Lewis is a talented
who has done much en-
work at the camps and
in the last few months,
and has had hospital experience to
boot
Ordered to California
Capt Frederick Won Schrader, U. S.
A., who has been stationed in Wash
ington temporarily, has been ordered
to Camp Fremont, Cal. His mother,
Mrs. Frederick Won Schrader, who
spent the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Prentiss Bassett, in Massachu-
setts. will probably go to California
in the near future.
A nutting expedition under the
auspices of the Woman's Land Army
is being arranged for tomorrow. The
party will start for Great Falls from
and NJ sstreets at $50
o'clock, with Miss V. B. Smith as
Those who wish to join
the party are requested to bring
lunch. cup, spoon, sugar, and bag for
nuts. The nuts are used for the
OF gas masks.
Carl Vrooman, Assistant Secretary
Of Agriculture, who is in France on an
important mission for the department,
was one OF the witnesses at the mar
riage of Miss Dora Mooney, an Ameri-
can girl, and Lieut.. Col Arnold Nu-
gent Strode-Jackson. d. S. o., OF the
Kings Royal Rifles, which took place
in the British embassy church in
Paris on Thursday. The bride is the
laughter of Mrs. Tewson, wife of w.
Orton Tewson, British representative
N Paris OF the interallied wireless
service.
Colonel Strode-Jackson was the Ok
lord mile runner who won the 1900
meter race at the Olympic games in
stockholm in 1912. He visited the !
oAaNGH III AAt lOiAO" Alb gNoA /
n the intervarsity contests. He has {
Won the Distinguished Service Order
our times in the course of the war.
,eing the only man in the British
Irmy to gain this distinction. {
All meetings OF the Political Study {
club are postponed until further a..
lotice. :
Waiting In Detroit.
Lieut.. and Mrs Alan Sheldon have
rome to Detroit. Mrs. Sheldon will
emain a month, but Lieutenant
sheldon will return in a few days!
Mrs. James InglIs, who has been
t her summer home at Harvard
'oint, Mich, for a few months. has
oined Mr.. Inglis at their home in
,athedral avenue.
Mrs. wylie Carhart has returned to
Detroit after a short stay at the
horeham, to visit her husband, who
5 on duty here.
Mrs. James Holden has gone 20
Detroit for a months visit.
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Hovry
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