The Washington herald., 1918-06-02
FROM PAGE rHREE.

It 30 happens that Mrs. Silver, who
In from that same community, Is
whiting her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Offut.
at Bethesda. Some one sent Mrs.
Silver q copy of the paper and she
In turn gave 1t to Mrs. Harding,
so that letter written by her . boy
finally reached her in that strange
roundabout way. Mrs. Harding's
son-in-lav Is also in the service,
Lieut.. John NJ. Field. jr., u. s. N,
husband of Dorothy Harding, who
is making her home with her par
ents during her husbands absence.
The Hardings are not going to rent
their house this summer. Last year
1t was leased to the late Chilean
Ambassador and Nine. Aldunate.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gibbs
McAdoo are at White Sulphur
Springs, where they have opened
their cottage for the summer. Mr..
McAdoo is resting very quietly ana
remaining aloof at present. after
strenuous war work. He will
doubtless soon return to Washing
ton to complete plans for the trans
fer Of his staff to the cottage which
they will occupy during the sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. q. Brown Miller, Of
Washington. arrived at White Sui
phur on Thursday, and others from
here are Mr.. z. K. Warner and Miss
Warner.
Ara UiIIfana
heads the Red Cross work at the
Mrs. George T. Smith. OF Jersey
her cottage In the Virginian Row.
Ensign Eugene Barney German and
bride. OF Dayton, Ohio, who passed
their honeymoon at White Sulphur
Springs, have come to Washington by
automobile, where Ensign German is
with the Naval Aviation Service.
DR.. Thomas +. Kenney and DR.. Eu-
passed a fortnight there, left by au-
tomobile for Washington en- route for
New York.
Mrs. Frances W. sankey. who has
been at the Greenbrier since Easter,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. l. o. Cam
eron, Of Wyoming avenue. for a short
time before opening her house in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Rev. DIR. Samuel N. Watson and
Mrs. Watson, who have been at the
Greenbrier for a month, win pass a
few days In Washington before going
to Philadelphia and to their home in
Akron, Ohio. They have just come
from France, where both have de-
voted all their time and energy to
war relief work. DIR. Watson is the
senior clergy of the American Church
in Paris
Among Washington society people
! who will spend the coming season at
| White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, are
Mrs. Blaine Elkins, who will so there
following a stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. r. Hit. at Middleburg.
DIR. James B. Russell, of New York,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Russell
of Winchester, Va, will be there
through August: also their sister,
Mrs. Gardner w. Brown. with her
| family. Mrs. w. N. B. Bogart, of
Kewwick, Va, will be OF the colony
also at the Greenbrier will be Mrs.
Leigh C. Palmer and Miss Dora A.
Palmer. H. T. Warwick, Mrs. Thomas
Middleton. of the Farragut; Mr.. and
Mrs Laurence Armour, who join Pay
master and Mrs. Charles W. Little
field there, will also be of the colony.
Mayor James B. Preston, of Balti-
more. and family and Mrs. Louis Nc
Lane Tiffany will be members OF the
large Baltimore colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Gottlieb CT An
napolis. Nd. announce the engage,
ment of their daughte!. Florence to
| Midshipman Louis B. Pelzman, son o.
5S27 10th street. this city.
& The marriage will take place fol-
lowing graduation exercises, June 9Th
at Annapolis, Nd.
The Richard Arnold Chapter, N. s
D. A. r. met Tuesday evening at the
residence. 331S Seventeenth street
northwest, of the founder, Mrs. NJ
st. Clair Blackburn.
The annual reports Of officers and
chairmen of committees showed the
active loyal work of the Richard Ar
mold Chapter. The former CORE.
spending secretary, Mrs. George E
Chadsey. suggested the movement tc
the proper postal authorities to send
NiAO AhdbdZlntS 10 our SOL
diers. 1t has been adopted UNIVERSAL
ly. Mrs. Chas. Westcott as chairman
of the Conservation Committee did
splendid work. All members have
met for evenings of sewing for our
soldiers in hospitals and camps, have
taken the support Of a war orphan OF
France, and part in restoration Of the
French village of Tillaloy, as well as
FihntinD m nfhaf. onthari1al n
r. war relief work.
Election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Regent, Mrs. George E. Chad
sey, one of the successful four min
ute Red Cross speakers during the
recent drive who has collected many
hundreds of dollars for our glorious
cause; vice regent. Mrs. Chas. West
colt. who has been active in French
American army circles; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Alfred Aldous, who has
performed distinguished Red Cross
work in Los Angeles this past year:
corresponding secretary, Miss Har-
riet Lander; treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Tar
pitt Sharpe; historian, Mrs. Paul
Forrest Myers; registrar, Mrs. Julie
Tebbs Luckett; chaplain, Mrs, M. ST
Clair Blackburn; all of whom have
done and are still doing patriotic
work.
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe, regent
Of Wendall Wolfe D. A. r. chapter of
this city. was a guest, as was her
niece. Miss Jessamine Cook of Ken
lucky.
The CHEEKY social hour closed the
evenings entertainment.
Gen. ]. H. Brinker, Superintendent
OF Documents, and Mrs. Brinker left
Thursday night for West Point, Mis-
sissippi, the former home of the Cen
eral. They will remain there until