The Washington herald., 1918-08-04

tifuliy into Washington life. There
isn't o better looking girl in wash
ington than the latter. or one who IL
more In demand. There were any
number of luncheons and teas given
for her when they first came down,
SO that, she very quickly met every
body worth knowing. and they all
seemed Tn .fnd her worth knowing.
Her sister-one does not see around
SO much-and Il is assumed that she
Is not yet ''out"
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt stayed
quietly up in her home on r street
when her husband went over. She
has been going around 30 little ali
winter-having very definite IDEAS on
the impropriety Of social activity.
body noticed her inactivity. Only q
few days ago-last Wednesday. unless
her plans miscarried, she went up
to Hyde Park. Long Island. to Join
her mother and stay with her during
Mr.. Roosevelt's absence.
OF the Crosby family. the youngest
daughter, Celeste, II down at their
Warrington home, but Juliette and
Mrs. Crosby are abroad. Julfette prob
ably will divide her time between her
father and her elder sister Miriam.
who married a couple OF years ago
an italian nobleman.
Mr.. Crosby was at that time en-
gagged In Belgian relief work, ard It
seemed easier for all concerned to-
have the wedding over there. than
for Mr.. Crosby and his prospective
son-in-lsw to come over here for the
ceremony. So Mrs. Crosby and her
daughters went over. and all Miriam
ryaahvsa civ frfanAa hnf kara In
Washington, and down in Virginia
near their Warrenton home. felt
cheated because they couldn't go to
her wedding.
Speaking Of weddings. there was
one yesterday that was a very pret-
ty one, though almost no one out
side the family was asked Mary
Truxtun Garland, daughter of Mrs.
John Spottiswood Garland, and one
Of the prettiest Of the younger girls.
married George william Hill. Of Bos-
ton. The bride made her debut winter
before last along with her cousin.
Evelina Gleaves. at one OF the pref
tiest affairs Of the sort Washington
has seen in a long time. Admiral and
Mrs. Gleaves gave the party. and the
two girls, both Of them remarkably
Attractive, Mary very blond, and
hNcllIh u utClOe0 DTunctles OTebtfd
alike in fluffy white tulle, were so
entirely charming that quite agreed
with an enthusiastic woman who ex-
claimed. "At last have met the
ideal debuntante-and she's twinsy''
Since then Evelina Gleaves has.
after the fashion of navy girls. left
Washington lamenting. since her
father has been transferred to New
York where he has had charge of
the transport service OF the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Forces and done
wonders in the matter of getting
the troops OF expeditiously and
without mishap-and incidentally
gotten decorated for his services by
England's king. Admiral and Mrs.
Garland are down for the wedding
but Evelina has been quite seriously
i'll. and was unable to come. She is
at jamestown, R. l., recuperating
just now. otherwise she would Ger
tainly have been on deck for some
of the parties that have been
given for her pretty cousin. who has
been her companion-almost her
sister-an her life, and who. largely
| because Of the connection, has been
regarded as one Of the navy" girls.
Speaking Of the navy set. ! saw
Mrs. Frederic Harris. wife of Ad-
the other morning looking as cool
as IL the thermometer had not been
registering something like e6 in the
shade. She looked wonderfully
girlish. too. in a wide brimmed