The Washington herald., 1918-05-08

General Msrch.s family within six
months. Miss Mildred March be-
came the bride Of Capt. John MiIii-
ken. u. 8. A.. In December. and Miss
Vivian March was married to Capt
Paul Russell Frank. u. 3. A., on
March 4. the day her father arrived
in Washington after spending sew
eral months in France.
Major Swing returned from France
with General March and Is on duty
at Fort Myer as the generals aide.
Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius will EN-
tertain at dinner on Saturday eve
ming in honor OF Admiral and Lady
Grant. Admiral Grant. formerly
commander OF the British North At
lantic squadron. Is naval attache OF
the British embassy.
Miss Isabel Stettinius will be host
ess at dinner tomorrow evening, en-
tertaining in honor Of Count and
Countess de Ia Greze and Miss
Eleanor Lawrence. Of New York.
Former Governor Phillips Lee
Goldborough. of Maryland. will be
the best man at the marriage OF
his brother. DR.. Brice worthington
Goldsborough. and Miss Margaret
Craig Bayly. which will take place
today at Cambridge. Md. The cere'
mony will be performed at the home
of the brides father. Mr.. Alexander
Hamilton Bayly. and Miss Alverda
Bayly will be her sisters maid OF
honor. Only the two families will
be present, owing to the recent
death of Paymaster worthington
L Ildsborough. U. 8. N, father of DR.
Goldsborough. Among the ushers
will be DIR. Nathan r. Gorter, DR.
Thomas 8. Cullen, DIR. Howard A.
Kelly and DR.. Herbert Harlan.
Miss Halle Davis. daughter OF Mrs
Armstead Davis, and her fiance.
George Percy, will be the honoi
guests at the dinner which Mrs
Charles Bromwell will give Saturday
evening at the Chevy Chase Club
There will be covers for twelve. Mrs
Bromwen will give another dinner OF
eighteen covers the same evening at
the club when her guests will bt
older people.
Mrs. Scott Bromwell will come tc
Washington Friday from Harvard
University to remain with his mother
until the following Wednesday. Mr.
Bromwell will be graduated from
Harvard this June, but will leave the
| university about May Is. as he Is to
enter the fourth officers training
camp.
Mrs. Albert p. Eibiack will be host.
ess at a bridge party on Monday att
ernoon at the Montgomery Country
| Club.
Mrs. Edward McCauley will leave
| Washington early next month for Cal
ifornia where she expects to remain
four or five months, passing the
greater part OF the time with her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and MIS-
Wolcott Tuckerman.
Miss Alys Downing and Miss Cora
Barry left Washington yesterday fol
Cleveland to attend a convention oi
| the Junior League. Miss Caroline
Nash was also to have been a dele
gate to the convention but was pre-
vented from attending by an accident
| to her ankle while attending the cir
Gus with a party OF friends Monday
evening. The physician has not vel
determined whether Miss Nash broke
or sprained her ankle. but it is GER
tain that she will have to cancel heI
engagements for a few days.
Mrs. Alphonso Hilliard arrived ir
Washington yesterday to visit hel
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Delos Blodgett 2nd at their res
| idence. 1871 P street Mrs. Hilliart
came up from their winter home In
Florida and is en- route to their sum-
mer home in Minneapolis. She Is ac'
companied by her little daughter
' Elizabeth Hilliard.
Mrs. Charles Grey Matthews !:
planning to give a luncheon Friday
in compliment to Mrs. Fred Hodges
of Kalamazoo. Mich. who is visiting
Mrs. Delos Blodgett Mrs. Matthews
Is acting as hostess for Mrs. Blodgett
who has been confined to her room
for some time with a severe attack
of the grip. She is much better and
will be out shortly
Mrs. Blodgett will keep her Wash
ington home open all summer because
her son has to remain here and may
be sent to France at any time. as ht
is a top sergeant in the ordnance
| corps. Their headquarters during the
summer will be their summer home
in Mackinaw, Mich. where they will
go early in August. remaining here
until that time.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett will he among
those who will attend the meeting L
be held at 1853 Rhode Island avenue
| on Friday evening, when about one
! hundred residents Of Grand Rapids
| Mich, now residing in Washington
will form a club. The house in Rhode
Island avenue has been leased for the
club house.
About thirty couples attended the
| second outdoor allied ride yester-
day afternoon. The entire party wai
entertained at supper after the ride
by the Riding Club at the Chevy Chase
Club. The party left the Riding Club
at about 5 o'clock, reaching Chevy
Chase about Z. Mrs. Delos Blodgett,
who is chairman of the committee In
TIE EEEINIENT uyNMAN