The Washington times., 1918-10-07

home of the bride in Chevy Chase.
4 The ceremony was very simple, ow-
ing to the recent death of the brides
father, and only members OF The i'm
mediate family were present. The
! Rev. DR.. johnson OBLIGATED There
! were no attendants, and the bride
wore her travelling costume.
| Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left town for a
brief honeymoon. at the conclusion of
which they. will make their home in
| Richmond. Mr.. Harris, who has lived
F, in Richmond for several years. Is
! Wsshingtonian by virtue of Ions resi-
dence here. He is the son OF the late
DIR. and Mrs Charles NJ. B. Harris
! and a brother of Mrs. James H. Wat
mough.
| Mrs. watmough has just returned
from Richmond. where she spent a
fortnight with Mr.. Harris. getting his
house ready for his bride.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou and her dauEh-
ter. Miss Betty Burnett. have re-
turned TO Washington from CIlifor-
mia, where they spent the Iast six
months. They have Joined Judge
Ballou at the Altamont, and have an
apartment there for the winter.
Both Mrs. BsIlou and her daughter
were actively engaged in war work
while they were in California, and
will resume similar activities here.
Miss Burnett had charge of the pub
licity work for the Fed Cross III Los
Angeles for several months.
Lieut.. Henri Fare. who has been
directing an exhibit Of. paintings of
famous aces of the French and Ameri-
can flying corps at the TEaymore
Hotel. Atlantic City. has LEFT for Can
ada. He will take his pictures. on a
tour of the Dominion.
To Return Today.
Justice and Mrs. oliver Wendell
Holnes. who have been at Beverly.
are expected at their Washington
home today.
Mrs. Burton Harrison has returned
to her home in street after sum
mer spent in the mountain country
of Pennsylvania. and Iatte=ly at
White sulphur Springs. instead OF, as
usual, on the Maine coast
Lieut.. Alexander Gilchrist Hatch
U. s. N. and Mrs Hatch are being
congratulated on the birth Of a
daughter on Tuesday at the home OF
her parents. Mat Gen. and Mrs. James
r. Neshire. Licutopant Hatch is on
duty in California Mrs Hatch was
formerly Miss Dorothy Aleshire.
Miss Amelia Dorothy Defries has
returned to Washington. and will re-
sumo her Tuesday evening causeries
on Modern Art and the Social Re
~ At -
Washington.
John Barrett In City.
John Barrett. director general Of
the Pan American Union, has re-
turned to Washington from Vermont.
Massachusetts. and New York. where
he helped launch the Liberty loan
campaign.
Mrs. Charles Warren, wife OF the
former Assistant Attorney General,
has returned to Washington. where
Mr.. Warren has opened an office for
the practice Of law, after spending
the summer at Dedham. Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren are at their resi-
dence. 1877 Eighteenth street, for
the season.
The marriage OF Miss Betty X.
Baker. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ].
Paul Baker. OF Baltimore, and Lieut..
Thomas Valentine Cooper. L. s. ",
took place on Saturday morning at II
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
in st. Pauls Episcopal Church. Bal
timore, by Rev. DIR. Kinsolving. rec
tor OF the church. and the brides
only attendant was her sister. Miss
Sophia Howard Baker. Lieut.. Fran
els w. Benson. u. 5. N. son Of Ad-
miral Benson. chief of naval opera
tions, was best man. Lieutenant Ben
SON, who was a classmate Of Lieu |
tenant Cooper. returned to this coun-
Try from European waters at the
same time that Lieutenant Cooper
did aud is at home now with his par
ents in Washington.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father. was gowned in Z
wedding dress OF heavy white satin
made with court train. The bodice
was OF real lace with flowing sleeves
of tulle. and the skirt was made with
simple dfaperies. Her tulle veil. which