The Washington times., 1918-07-08

o. S. N The wedding will take place
on July 10 at o'clock in the afternoon
at Marion, Mass, where the brides
parents have a summer home. Lieuten-
ant Magruder is, a son of John H. Ma
gruder, and the late Mrs. MagrUder, of
Washington. He is a graduate Of An
napolis, class Of 1911
The Assistant Secretary OF Agricul-
ture and Mrs. Carl vrooman started
on Saturday for Charlevoix. Mich,
where Mrs. Vrooman will spend the
remainder OF the summer with her
mother, Mrs Matthew T. Scott, at her
summer home there
The Rev. DR.. F. Ward Denys and
Miss Gwendolyn Denys returned yes
terdaE from q visit In Atlantic City.
The secretary of the Cuban legation
and Sonora Torralbas and the mem
bers OF their family are on their way
to their home in Cuba, where they will
make a visit of a month or six weeks.
Mrs c. E. Johnston announces the
Garrett Johnston, to Capt Thaddeus
Rowland Parrish, signal corps. L. S.
r. The ceremony was quietly per-
formed on Saturday at 2:30 o'clock in
the Lutheran Memorial Church. by
Rev. Henry Anstadt, and only the
immediate family were present.
After a short wedding trip, Captain
and Mrs. Parrish will live in Wash
ington. where he is stationed
Woods Are Guests.
Rear Admiral Spencer S. Wood. United
States Navy. and Mrs Wood, are guests
Of Prof. and Mrs. Barnett Wendell, at
Portsmouth, N. H
Mrs. NJ o. de Lewis and Miss Ramona
E Lefevre, aunt and sister OF J. e
Lefevre. charge d'affaires of the Pan
ANA legation. who expect to go for an
extended trip TO San Francisco and
other Western cities. will leave this week
and will stop at Monterey. Pa. where
they will make a visit before going
West
Mr.. Lefevre will spend the summer in
Mrs Marshal Field, Sd. and her
mother. Mrs. Charles H Marshall. OF
New York, will go on July 10 to the
White Mountains, where they have
taken one Of the cottages Of the Profile
House.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will
leave next week for Venice Park,
Atlantic City, where she will repeat
a group of her Little Talks on Large
Topics" which were given here dur
ing the winter. Miss Drake will be
the guest OF Mrs. Nanette B. Paul at
the Venice Park ChautauQuA
On Exploring Trip.
Dr. Charles D. Walcott, secretary OF
the Smithsonian Institution. with
Mrs Walcott, is on his way to the
Canadian Rockies, where, with a pack
outfit they will continue their eNplo-
ration and geologic work in areas re-
mote from railways and settlements.
Miss Helen B. Walcott is visiting
Mrs. James r. Garfield at Mentor.
Ohio. Later she will join Mrs. Henry
F. Dimock at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. H Dec. Slater, OF Ell Paso.
Tex, wife Of Capt. Hughes De courcy
Slater, now with the army in France.
is in Washington, and is at the
home OF her father, Col. John Nc
Elroy, at 1412 sixteenth street. Mrs.
Slater is accompanied by her son,
John McElroy Slater. and will prob
ably remain in Washington during
the war. She will spend the heated
term at Bally-McElroy, her fathers
home in Fairfax county Va
Pretty Double wedding.
A pretty double wedding took
place Saturday morning at IL o'clock
in the Cathedral at Baltimore, Nd.
The Rev. Father Eugene J. Connolly.
The contracting parties
we're Miss Bernadette, c. Bohlayer,
md Maurice Robey, OF Washington;
Miss Winifred NJ Reilly and Lieut.
J. Collins, of Camp Gordon,
Georgia
The brides each wore = dress OF white
yeorgette over satin, with white hat
70 match, and carried shower bou-
Iuet of Bride roses and orchids
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Robey left for New York city.
Lieut. and Mrs. Collins, after q few
lays in Atlantic City. will motor to
Georgia their future home.