The Washington herald., 1918-09-13

of the British war mission, returned
to his home in England some weeks
ago and Is now in France. where he
Is expected to remain for some time.
The house at Seventeenth street and
Rhode Island avenue. occupied by
General Bridges last winter. will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gra-
ham Glasgow next season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glasgow, who are now in New
port, had Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bona
parties K street house last season.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Woolley, in Sheridan Circle, has been
opened this week as Mrs. wooliey is
expected back in Washington in a
few days from a summer in Maine
Mr.. Woolley has been occupying ar
apartment at 2115 p street northwest
while Mrs. Woolley was away.
J Mrs. John Shaw. OF Detroit, who
; was the guest OF DIR. ]. Davis Brad
field in Rhode Island avenue, has
gone 10 New York before returning
to Detroit.
Mrs. Allan Sheldon. who has beer
spending the summer in Magnolia,
Mass. will rejoin Lieut. Sheldon, who
Is stationed in Washington. at the
end Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steuart Pittman, who
have had the William Payne Mere,
diths' Chevy Chase home, have moved
to Bradley Lane. Part Of the time
they were In the Meredith residence
they shared II with Lieut.. and Mrs
Neill Mcmillan, but Lieut.. Mcmillan
was transferred to Detroit last spring
Col Goodloe Edgar has returned
from a week spent at Spring Lake
with his family. Mrs. Edgar, who
has been there all summer, will re-
turn next Tuesday.
| Mr.. James Inglis has returned from
a month spent at Harbor Point, Mich
Mrs. Inglis will return early in Oc.
tober.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Lydis
Boorman and Mr.. Erskine Douglas
Williamson, of Edinburgh, Scotland
! took place Wednesday morning al
| 1880 o'clock at the Central Presby,
terian Church. Only the bride.
family and a few intimate friends
attended the ceremony. which wa:
| performed by the Rev. James H
Taylor, d. D.
The brides gown was Of navy
blue satin and georgette crepe, with
large hat OF blue panne velvet
and a corsage bouquet OF Ophelia
roses and orchids, her sole ornament
being a pendant OF sapphires and
nrfF -
Miss Kathryn Boorman attended
blue satin dress and large velvet
hat to match. Capt Ralph E. Hall
o. o. r. C, acted as best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Williamson left for an automobile
trip through Maryland. Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia.
Mrs. Frank Caulk returned Wed
nesday from Harbor Point, Mich,
and Joined Mr.. Caulk. They have
taken a house in Northampton
street. Chevy Chase, for a month
while house-hunting.
Senator william Alden Smith has
gone to Grand Rapids to Join Mrs
Smith for a fortnight. The latter will
not come to Washington until Decem-
Der.
Miss Anne Squire, who IS spending
some time in Atlantic City, is ex-
pected back in Washington early in
October and will join her sister, Mrs
Joseph z. Kuhn. at their residence in
Nineteenth street
Capt. and Mrs. Sidney Small, who
have an apartment at the Portsmouth
will move October l. to Chevy Chase
Mrs. Small. who has been at Mag
nolta for a month, is expected in
Washington by the end Of this week.
Col. Henry B. Joy, who has been in
Washington for about a year, and
has lately been staying at the Hotel
Washington, has been transferred to
Detroit, his home city. Mrs. Joy, who
has been at Watch Hill for some
weeks. will Join him there without
returning to Washington.
The marriage of Miss Cecil Mar
garet Davis, daughter Of Mrs. Charles
$. Davis, Hi Euclid street, and James
X. Young took place at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, at the home OF
the Rev. ]. Harvey Dunham. 2lO9 G
street northwest, pastor Of the West