The Washington times., 1918-06-03

they will visit Mrs. Lurton,s daughter,
Mrs. Van Devanter, going later to
Nashville. Horace Lurton, who has
been in Washington. !. for q few days
visit with his family, win return this
evening to Cleveland, where he is en-
gagged in war work
Go to ParkeFsbuFE.
Mrs. David F., Kaime and her
daughter, Miss Gladys Kainie, have
gone to ParkeTsburE, W. Va, where
they will spend the greater part of
the summer months.
Mrs Robert a. lDaigleish and her
tmpiIs, assisted BY Jacob GaEbCr, .vio-
linist, and Claude Robson, accom-
panist, win give y lawn fets for the
beneht OF the Red Cross Al Mrs.
DalEleish's home. 1866 Harvard street
Dorthwest, on W Wednssday. Thursday,
and Friday evenings at $50 o'clock.
Married In GeOrEefOwu.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret
Young, daughter OF Mrs. Archibald
Young, to Marion EmmersoH Weeks.
] OF New York, took place on Saturday
I evening in the beautiful old colonial
home of Martha I. Wilbert, Of George
town The ceremony was performed
at $50 o'clock by the Rev. DR.. Dimon,
OF St. Andrews Church, in the pres
ence OF relatives and a few intimate
friends Mrs. Weeks made q very
1 beautiful bride in soft ivory white
| satin with a bertha OF old rose point
lace and pearl trimming. A court
| train from the shoulders, and her veil
OF tulle and old rose point lace was
held in place by a handsome pearl
ornament, one OF the gifts to the
bride. She carried white roses and
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Dolly Young, her sister, was
maid OF honor, and was gowned in
pink roses. Mr.. Weeks had for his
rose pink crepe meteor and carried
/ best man Louis l.. Ansart, OF this
city. The decorations were of pink
| roses and Southern smilax. A string
orchestra furnished the music. The
bride and bridegroom are members
/ OF weIl-known Southern families.
| The brides father was the late Archi-
bald Young, of South Carolina, we'll
known lawyer OF the Washington
bar. Mr.. Weeks is a native of North
| Carolina.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Weeks will make their home IN
New York city.
Training for Ball Game.
The Congressional bal game TO be
given Saturday for the beneft Of the
Red Cross work Of the Congressional
Club is arousing keen interest. The
Democrats. under the management Of
Congressman McCIintock OF Oklahoma,
and the Republicans, under the man
agement, OF Congressman Sydney
Mudd OF Maryland, are already in
training. BY special permission the
| players will wear the regulation SOL
dier's uniform, and a regimental band
/ from some OF the nearby camps Will
/ furnish music. Men in Uniform will
be admitted free. Programs, flowers
and lemonade will be sold by mem
bers of the surgical dressing and hos
pital supplies departments Of the Con-
| gressional Club, who will appear in
their uniforms.
| Mrs Woodrow Wilson has accepted
| a box for the exhibition Of the mo-
tion-picture hlm. Joan OF Platts-
burg" which will be given tomorrow
| afternoon at the KnickerbOcker The
ater for the benetit Of the child saw
ing campaign being Eaged by the
I children's bureau and the child well
fare committee of the woman's com
mittee Of the Council Of National De-
| fense. Mrs. Whitman Cross is chair
man Of the committee in charge.
The group OF pretty girls who
will sell flowers at the concert to
be given by Eufemil Giannini, the
| celebrated Italian singer, and a corps
| of assisting artists, at the National
Tbeater tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock, for the beneht OF Italian war
relief, will wear Italian costume. Miss
| Ruth Hitchcock and Miss Frances
| Trayer have. been 1dded to the list
of girls who. Will serve in this ca
/ pacity.
prof. yittorio Falorsi will open the
| program with a short appeal in be-
| haff OF the Italian var sufferers and
group of Italian officers will be IN
sttendance. They are Lieutenant Mai.
! Lieut.. Ernesto .Amco, Lieut. Stefano
| AMIGO, Lieutenant Venzzani, and
Lieutenant AbettL
Mrs. James Mcdonald win 60 TO