The Washington herald., 1918-10-07

the Adirondacks.
| Miss Charline Waters. of Chicago,
daughter of the late Charles NJ. Wa
/ ters, for many years an official of the
/ Postoffice Department in Washington.
is the guest of Miss Katharine Brooks,
and will remain for the rest of the
autumn.
| Mrs. Albert L. Mills is occupying her
! apartment at the ST. Nicholas for the
| winter, after spending two months at
! Fort Oglethorpe. Ca, with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Laurson. and later going to
Beach Haven. n. j.. from which place
/ she came to Washington.
| Mrs. Mills daughter, Mrs. E P.
1.aurson. widow of Col Laurson. and
| her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Chester
Mills, are quartered at Fort Myer,
where they will spend the winter.
| Mrs. Lee II. Brown, who. before her
marriage In August TO Lieut.. Brown,
+ was Miss Ardath Mccormick, has
| come to Washington to visit her par
| tnts, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. McCor-
mick. at 3o33 Sixteenth street, and
VIII be with them during the absence
OF Lieut. Brown overseas.
Mrs. Anna w. Ridenour and Lieut.
| David Mackie- jr.. u. S. A.. sta
toned at Camp Meade. surprised their
many Washington friends by motor
Ing to Rockville Saturday morning,
October .. when they were quietly
married. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle B. Good
man were the only witnesses to the
| ceremony. which was performed by
i the Rev JOhn n
short wedding trip Lieut.. and Mrs.
Mackie will be at home at Willard
! courts.
The liberty loan dance which was
TO have been given by Stonewall
jackson Chapter. L. D. c., No. 20, on
! the evening of October 10, at 24OO Six
teenth street. has been postponed on
account of orders from the Health
| Department Mrs. Charles H. Fred,
| chapter president, will endeavor TO
hold the dance late in November, and
tickets already purchased for the for
mer date will hold good.
The patrons and patronesses OF the
! BeauX Arts Salon. 1913 II street. have
| arranged for free class in French
| for war workers on Monday evenings.
| the Friday evening class not being
| able to accommodate the numerous
! applicants.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will de-
| liver an address on art subjects and
| current events at the Beaux Arts Sa-
Ion on Tuesday evening.
The Signal Corps emergency COM
mittee. in accordance with the gen.
eraI movement to stop public meet
ings in order to prevent the spread OF
| influenza, will not hold its regular
monthly meeting today. although 1t
should be held the first Monday in
each month.
Nine. Christian Hauge who has been
! spending the summer in Maine, has
/ son.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Whitlock, at Elkwood. Va. was
! the scene of a very pretty double
wedding last Wednesday when their
two daughters, Miss Carrie Lewis
Whitlock and Miss Jessie Lillian
| Whitlock, were married. Miss Car
| rie became the bride of John W.
Embrey. and Miss Jessie the bride
of Grover C. Gibson both bride
grooms being connected with the
| Southern Railway.
Promptly at s O'Clock the bridal
couples entered the family drawing
room. which was tastefully decorated
with golden rod. eyergreens and au-
| tumn foliage. where the double GER
emony was performed by their pas
tor. Rev. Mr.. Grubbs. in the pres
ence of a small company of inti-
| mate friends and close relatives.
Miss Carrie was tastefuIly attired
! in taupe broadcloth, with hat, shoes
and gloves to match. while Miss
| Jessie wore a suit of wistaria broad
cloth, with black hat and gloves:
! both carried shower bouquets of
| Bride roses and ferns.
Immediately after the ceremony the
| bridal party left on a trip which
| will include Washington, PhiladeI-
phia. New York. Niagara Falls and
| other Northern points of interest
after which they will be at home in
| Alexandria, Va.