The Washington times., 1918-07-01

party followed by q ball given By Mr..
Clarence Mackiy In honor Of Major
General J. Franklin Bell who Is in
command at Camp Upton. and his
stan, and officers OF the French.
British. Italian. Belgian and Canadi-
an missions who were In town. II
was given at Harbor HILL the beauti-
full estate OF the Mackays, which has
been recently offered to the Red
Cross for a hospital for conValesceut
soldiers. It stands on the highest
elevation in the locality, and the
grounds were brilliantly illuminated,
a huge American nag In electric
lights being the main feature, which
could be seen for miles IN every d.
rection-
Among the forty dinner guests
were General and Mrs Bell. Colonel
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Colonel
and Mrs. Dolph. Major Ralli. OF the
British army; Major and Mrs. Bull,
Major and Mrs. Chamberlain, Major
and Mrs. Thomas, Captain Sehwab.
Captain Porter, Captain ouigley,
Lieutenant and Mrs Fowler, Lieu
tenant codd. Prince De Ligne, of Bel.
gium; former Ambassador and Mrs.
James W. Gerard. Colonel and Mrs
Wilmer, Mrs. william K. Vanderbilt
jr.; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Major Thomas Hitchcock
About 500 prominent residents Of
Long Island were asked for the ball
and lawn fete, most OF them taking
with them their weekend guests.
Supper was served At midnight
Miss Joan Oil entertained last
evening IN compliment to Mrs.
| Gilbert Elliott, of. New York.
wife OF Captain Gilbert Elliott. who
has been for eighteen months with
the British forces overseas.
wIIbor T. wrightson. son OF sgd
ney Lloyd ,Wrightson. Of this city,
was married on Saturday to Miss Anita
Desraimes, OF Brooklyn. The cere-
mony was performed at noon in Holy
/ Trinity Church in Brooklyn in the
presence OF only the immediate fam
lilies OF the bride and bridegroom.
owing to the recent death Of the
brides father. Sydney Meredith
Wrightson, brother OF the bride
groom. was the best man. The
/ bridegroom is q member OF Company
E. Third regiment u. S. NJ c.. Ar
thur Clyde Leonard, formerly OF this
city, played the bridal music. Sgd
ney Lloyd wrightson, who went from
4 mere 70 Ino Ncoulnks Will 80 70 OBOh-
/ quit, Ne. to spend the summer.
Mrs. Emory winship. who has come
from California to joint Lieutenant
winship. has Miss Cornelia O'Connor.
Of California, with her for several
weeks. Lieutenant and Mrs. Win
chip have taken Judge and Mrs.
Charles Robb's residence at Edge
moor. Nd. for the summer.
i Goes to Massaekusetts-
Mrs. wilhelmina Markley, of wash
ington, has gone with her family TO
their summer homo In Eastvills, Mass.
Miss Frances Morrow, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. Morrow, Of the
i lClifbourne apartments, returns today
after spending the weekend out Of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ W. Sheldon will
motor tomorrow to Hartford, Conn.
where Mr.. Sheldon will make his
home. Mrs. Sheldon will return to
Washington In a week and will join
Mr.. Sheldon in the fall. Their
daughter. Miss Davina Sheldon, will
remain in Washington indefinitely
| one Will stay Win AIiohho ~ EAOA'
ence Court, west, where they have
been making their home.
WI Chang, Of the Chinese legation
staff, is taking q vacation at the
Round Top House in Cairo, NJ Y.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Mari,
Dryden, OF Easton, Nd, to Andrew
Hickey, Of this city. took place at
o'clock this morning in St PAUL.
Catholic Church. The ceremony va
performed by Mgr. James F. Alekin
who also celebrated the nuptial mass
Miss Dryden is q graduate Of Provi
dence Training School. and Mr.
Hickey II a %ellknown lawyer Of thii
city.
Mrs. theodore shuey entertained a
tea yesterday afternoon In honor o
: II and Nine. Langlais. who were mar