The Washington herald., 1918-07-03

I "SeAoh AS6attOh aAha @fAAA1~s
Birkeland are established for the
summer at Skyland. Stony Man
mountain. They had as recent
guest Mr.. de Morgenstierne, the
commercial attache Of the legation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Campbell Graef
I will be hosts at dinner Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Charles Bromwell entertain
ed informally at dinner last evening
for her daughter. Miss Mildred
Brombeli and her guests Miss Ellen
Bruce Lee and Miss Elizabeth KeaF-
ney. They have just returned from
a short visit with Miss Kearney at
ther home near Charlottesville. Va.
The party went later In the evening
to the Club de Vingt
Mrs. Bromwell IS planning to pass
the week end with Gen. and Mrs.
John Watts Kearney. Miss kearney's
parents. at Charlottesville, Va
i Mrs. Sherman McCallum will
chaperon three motor cars filled
with young people from Washing
/ ton, sixteen In all. who will leave
/ today for El<ins, w. Va, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. Miss Mil
dred Bromwell. Miss Elizabeth Kear-
ney and Miss Ellen Bruce Lee.
dau ghter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee. will
be in the party. They expect to be
gone about two weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Wetmore
left Washington yesterday to be
absent two months. They went first
to Old Point Comfort and from there
will go to the Hot Springs, Va. They
expect to make q series of visits be-
fore returning home.
| Mime. Ureta, wife OF the minister
of Colombia. with her mother. Nine.
de Uribe. and her sisters. Miss Tulia
Uribe and Miss Ines Uribe. will
leave town early next week for
Cape May, ". J., where they will
spend the summer months. The
minister and his son will remain at
the legation here.
Mrs. George T. Mayre will return
from California about July is.
Cap. and Mrs. Sherman p. Haight
have given up their apartment In
the Toronto and have gone to New
foundland for q fortnight's stay.
Upon their return they will take
possession of the home Of Thomas
Riggs, jr.. at 1871 Twenty-nrst
street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Francis
, QuicksGll have taken possession of
their own home at 2O2s F street.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou and Miss Betty
Burnett, who have been in Califor-
mia since the late winter. have been
Joined there by Miss Barbara Bal
lou. They will take a cottage this
month at Del Mar and will have as
their guests Mrs. BalIou's sister.
Mrs Harry Turner. and her chill
dren.
Ms. $. N. deLoffre Is spending a
| fortnight at New York and Garden
City. L. l. On her return to wash
ington she will be accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Harry II. Pritchett.
who will make her home with Col
land Mrs. de Laffre while her hus-
hand. Maj. Pritchett. n. s. A, is on
duty in France.
| Mai. PrItchett is a son of DR.. II. 8.
IPritchett, formerly head of the Coast
and Geodetic Survey and president
of the Boston School of Technology,
now head OF all the Carnegie in
terests.
Arrangements have been COM
! pleted for the wedding of Miss Leta
sullivan, second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Francis Sullivan. to Lieut..
Albert Lincoln Hoffman, U. s. R.. of
this city, which will take place on
! Saturday at noon in st. Katharine's
| Church. st. Davids. Pa. Miss Fran
ces Sullivan will be her sisters maid
of honor. The other attendants will
be Mrs. Peter GoeIet Gerry, Mrs. Og-
den Hoffman. Mrs. william Paul
O'Neill. the Misses Mary Brown
IWxrburton. Gretchen Clay, Marga-
ret Berwind. Elaine Sullivan and
Gladys Hinckley. Capt. W. Wick
ham Hoffman will be his brothers
best man. The ushers will be NJ.
OTme Wilson. jr.. Percy r. Bayne I'd,
George B. Wagstafr. Murray Hoff-
man, william Grosvenor, Thomas
Cook. Birch Helms and Lieut.. r.
Livingston Sullivan. brother of the
bride. The wedding reception will
be held at the Woods. the country
place OF the brides parents in Rad
nor
Miss Sullivan. with her mother.
Mrs. Sullivan, and brother, Lieut..
r. Livingston Sullivan, o. r. c., are
in New York now. where they went
for the wedding OF their cousin,
John Dykers Nichols. of New York
and Bernardsville. N. j., and Miss
Mary Della Francklyn, daughter of
Mrs. Reginald G. Francklyn, which
took place yesterday in the Lady
Chapel of st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Lieut.. sullivan was a member of the
wedding party.
Mrs. Porter ]. McCumber, who is
at Petersburg, Va, visiting her SON
in-law and daughter. Maj. and Mrs.
Harrison Brand, will return to
Washington Friday.
| Mrs. Richard Wilmer Boiling and
her three children have left for
| Haven, Me. where Mrs. Boiling has
| taken a cottage for the season.
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan will be hos
tess at a riding party followed by
luncheon at the Old Pierce Mill in
Rock Creek Park tomorrow, the
Fourth OF July. The party will in
clude a number OF the members of
the Riding and Hunt Club.
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