The Washington herald., 1918-03-11

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Artillery, stationed at Camp Dodge,
Iowa
The wedding will take place this
week at the washington home Of
senator and Mrs. Norris. at cleye-
anh Park. : s{.r ~. ~
There has been a change Of the
Wedding plans OF Miss Anna Lawrence
Maetier. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mactier, Of Chevy Chase, Nd.
and Bryce Gray, OF this city, who ex-
poets soon 10 receive his commission
in the Aviation section Of the United
states signal Corps. They were to
have been married last Saturday at
Chelsea, N, J., where Miss Mactier's
parents are spending the winter. The
wedding has now been postponed until
next Saturday.
The marriage OF Chief Justice stan
ton Judkins Peelle, retired. United
states Court Of Claims, and Mrs.
Bertha Barnitz Byrns, daughter OF the
late Col. Albert Barnitz, u. 8. A., and
widow Of Col. Bernard Albert Byrne,
U, S. A., who died in California eight
in the Church Of the Covenant, in the
presence OF the members Of the family
only, April l6, at 10 o'clock.
Nine. Luz Mendez. daughter OF the
Minister from Guatemala, Senor Don
Joaquin MendeE, has selected wednes-
day, April a, for the date Of her mar
riage to Paulo de Godoy, who is now
on a visit to Brazil. Should there be
a change in the sailing date. delaying
Mr.. Godoy's return to the United
states the wedding will take place
early in May.
The marriage Of Miss Anne Hopkins,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Nevil Mon
roe Hopkins. and Capt. John Gregory
Hope, Of the Royal Flying Corps,
whose engagement was announced a
few days ago, will take place on Tues
Day. April 2, at st. Thomas Church. at
| O'Clock.
Many hospitalities are being ar
ranged for them during the days im-
preceding their wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Marion J. Hill
lard, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. AL
phonso Hilliard, to DeIos A, .Blodgett.
whose engagement was announced
during the Christmas holidays, will
take place on March 10 In the winter
home of the brides parents at Day
tona, Fla. Miss Helen Blodgett will
be the maid Of honor. The youthful
bride is still in school In New York
City, but has spent all OF the week
ends in Washington with Mrk Blod-
gett and her family, and will Join her
family in the South next week. Mrs.
BlOdgett and her children will go to
Florida Friday and remain for some
days with her sister, Mrs. z. W. POr-
cher. at her home at Cocoa, where her
other sister, Mrs. Matthews, has been
spending the winter. Festivities will
be constant and brilliant i'm honor of
the young people, who grew up to-
gether as winter neighbors a. Day
tonR. Miss Hilliard has made a wide
circle OF acquaintances here, where
she Is greatly admired. rms. Blodgett
will return here at Easter, accom-
panied by Mrs. Porcher and Mira Mat
thews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lowe, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, will arrive to-
morrow to be guests Of Mrs. Blodgett.
They are now in News York, where
they were Joined for a short visit by
their son Teddy" the aviator, now
stationed in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.
Lowe have been in Los Angeles this
winter, and will return there after
their visit here.
Mrs. C. Grant Church, with two
left saturday for Los An
geles, Cal, after several months in
Washington.
Among the subjects which Miss
Janet Richards will discuss this morn
ing at her Monday Talk on Public
Questions, will be: THE President =
policy concerning Japan in Siberia,
and why" The United States anti
peace drive" "WilI the President
again address Congress stating the
final war aims Of the allies" Ger
many's effort at universal domino
tion." Daylight saving" the Farm
Draft, and other urgent legislation
delayed by an sinscrutable Congress
The lecture begins at 1915 at the
hnickerbocker Theater.
The Mary Washington Chapter will
hold its regular monthly meeting to,
morrow evening at the Washington
Club, where an interesting program
will be rendered including some fine
musical numbers and a short addres.
on the war. by the regent, Miss Ja.
net Richards.
Miss Estelle Reeve went to Norfolk
Va. Friday to spend the weekend.
The weekly tea at National Ameri,
can Suffrage Association hearquarters
1925 Rhode Island avenue. mex
wednesday afternoon, March l3. from
4:3G to O'Clock. will be presided owe,
by Mrs. Edward p. costigan, wife OF
the Tariff Commissioner, and Mrs
Josephus Daniels, the honor guest
will be assisted by other members OF
the hostess committee.
AT the tea table will be Mrs. Charles
8. Thomas. of Colorado; Mrs. John r
ShafIoth. Of Colorado; Mrs. Duncar
U. fletcher, Of Florida: Mr. A. A
Jones, OF New Mexico; Mrs. MARY
Schluter. Of Texas, Mrs. Joseph [
France, Of Maryland; Mrs. ParE
Trammell, Of Florida; Mrs. william IL
King. Of Utah; Mrs. James r. Mann
OF Illinois; Mrs. George r. Lunn, OF
New York; Mrs. George B. Francis
OF New York.
Assisting at the tea table will bt
Mrs. Louise Fletcher Kemp, Mis-.
Adrienne King, Of Utah; Miss Mabel
Lnnn' OF New York, also Mrs. L. s.
Porter OF New York; Mrs. Middleton
seaman, OF New York; Mrs. l.. "
Shepherd. Miss Dorothy Potter. o.
Texas, and Miss Celeste Childs. OF
Ohio.
The fourth Liberty Dance will bt
given next Wednesday evening a.
the. Cairo. Mrs. EIva May Butler
is hostess, and the patronesses art
Mrs. William X. Carr, Mrs Georgs