The Washington times., 1918-09-26
PENINGS' IN SOCIETY
at the Pay-Actes of the CabneWnter Plans of
Representative Washing at the Resorts

time in Washington with Miss Breek-
| inridge, are at White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va, for an early autumn visit.
Miss Mildred Cromwell, daughter OF
Mrs. Charles Cromwell, who Is on a
motor trip through New York State
with friends, will join her mother In
Washington next week. Mrs. Brom-
we'll and Miss BromWell have recent
~ completed a visit to Mrs. Matthew
T. Scott at Charlevoix,s Mich. They
went West especially to see Mrs.
Bromwelrs son, Lieut. Scott Brom-
well, Field Artillery, o. s. A. who
Is on duty at Camp Custer, Mich.
The Rev. Archibald H. Bradshaw.
who was the house guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Gravener in their
| apartment at the Highlands, and
later spent q few days at the Chevy
Chase Club, has returned to his home
in Easton, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Lewis, who
have been spending the summer Al
| their home in Portland, Ore, have re-
| turned to Washington, and are al
their apartment in Stoneleigh Court
The Misses colhoun. daughters 81
the late Admiral CoIhoun, U s. NJ
have returned to their home on Fair
summer in the Blue Ridge mountains
inVirginia.
MoreIand- Riehmond
The marriage Of Miss Hilda Rich
mond and walter Reed horeland took
place at St James Episcopal Church
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. the
Rev. James Clark officiating.
The bride was gowned in a dark
blue suit with trimmings OF sealskin
] and hat to match and carried pink
| roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Moreland left
shortly after for q trip North and
on their return Will make their home
at go F street northeast
The Ohio GirlS Club announces that
II will entertain soldiers and sailors
from Ohio stationed in or near Wash
ington on Saturday evening at Wilson
| Normal School. corner OF Eleventh
| and Howard streets. The members
Iof the Ohio delegation in Congress
| and the ladies Of their families have
been invited to attend. There will be
i snOTI program At OSAOSA eAA
dancing will follow.
Club VIII Give Dance.
The A. r C. Woman's Club. formed
by women doing war work at the ma
tional and divisional headquarters OF
the American Red Cross located in
Washington. will open the seasons
/ activities with an informal dance at
the clubhouse, zoos N street, temor-
row evening.
The informal Saturday night hops.
so much enjoyed by the members and
their friends, which were discontin-
ued during the summer. will be held
regularly during the season. begin
ming October 5.
The wedding of Miss Mary Camilla
Downey. daughter of William F. Dow
ney. and William J. Calnan, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Calnan, took place
yesterday morning. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock In st.
Peters Church by the Rev. Thomas A.
! Calnan, pastor of St Joseph's Church
1 at Sykesville, Nd. brother of tho
bridegroom, and was followed by
nuptiaI mass The brides only at
tendant was her cousin. Miss Marion
| sweeney ana tue DtSl man was ~
! seph W. Calnan, another brother of
the bridegroom. The ushers were
Philip Moffett and Eugene Sweeney.
cousin OF the bride. Mr.. Young. tenor
OF st. Patrick's Church, sang.
The decorations were simple. only
white flowers and greens being used
about the altar. The bride wore a
gown of white Georgette crepe. with
hat to match, and carried Bride
roses. Her maid of honor was in pink
Georgette crepe, with a hat to match.
and carried pink roses. A wedding
breakfast was served in the home Of
| the brides grandmother. Mrs. Eugene
Sweeney. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Calnan left for a short wedding trip.
the latter wearing a smart suit of ma
hogany colored broadcloth, with q hat
to match. They will be at home after
October in the Germania apartment
house.
Swift company's sales OF fresh beef In
NJ, he