The Washington times., 1918-09-17

Activities of the Diplomats and Official FOlk-Wash-
ingtOnans Returning to Town.

! Miss Lucy Fsber, of Toledo, Ohio
IS the guest OF Miss Mae Petty, al
her home, 1851 o street northwest.
Returns From Georgia
Miss Thelma Is. Reeve returned
Monday to her home in Georgetown
after spending a month in Gordon
Ga, with her brother-in-law and sis
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. KaIbfus
Miss Reeve was the recipient OF
many social attentions during her
visit. Saturday evening DR.. aad Mrs.
Il. Earle Evans, of Macon, enter
tanned a company ut the theater and
at supper after the performance in
compliment to Miss Reeve.
Joins War Workers.
Mics Anita Kite, daughter OF DR..
Isaac W. Kite, surgeon. U. S. N, has
Joined the ranks of the war camp
community workers and Is serving
every Monday at the United Service
Club on Pennsylvania avenue.
William Dana orcutt, OF Boston.
who is chairman OF magazine public
ity for the American Red Cross, and
Mrs. circuit will spend much time in
Washington this winter. They have
just left the Mt Pleasant Hotel, Bret
ton Woods, n. H, where they spent
a month, and have gone to Boston to
meet their son. Philip Dana circuit,
who has lately returned from France.
Mrs. Archibald BarklIe. who has
opened her house at Wayne, Pa, for
three weeks, will have a. guests dur
ing the coming horse show Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. Mrs
Edward r Stettinius and Miss Stet-
tinius. Major Barklie is at Camp
Devens. Aver, Mass.
Excursions For Soldiers
Col Robert II. Thompson has
placed his houseboat, the Everglades,
a. the disposal OF Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer to be used to take parties of
convalescents from the Walter Reed
Hospital on little trips down the riv-
er on pleasant afternoons. Mrs. Fraz-
er is completing the necessary ar
Engagements and the excursions will
OCBAh neal WON
The Everglades is one Of the most
and perfectly equipped
Households in commission. and Is
known on the Atlantic coast from
Florida to Maine. A year and a half
ago the craft was almost destroyed
by fire. but has been restored by its
owner to its original beauty and
many improvements added
The houseboat is now on its way
from Long Island Sound to Washing
ton, and will remain on the Potomac
indefinitely. An early supper will
be served aboard the craft on each
trip and the comfort OF the soldier
guests will be looked after by the
women and young girls Of the can
teen corps
DE-. shafhirt Back.
DR.. William C. Shafhirt has re-
turned to Washington after . brief
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis h Levy an
nounce the engagement Of their
Miss Julia Levy, to David
Bornet. U. S; N.
Mrs. J. F. Peyton, of Washington. |
gave a dance and supper on Satur- |
day in honor OF her guests, Mrs P.
7. Smith, her daughter, and Charles
ReulL-
Harry H Morgan, representative Of |
he United States War Trade Board |
n Cuba, and Mrs Morgan, who are |
low at the waldorf-Astoria- New
FORK, announce the engagement OF
heir daughter, Miss Consuela Nor
,an to Capt Francisco Terry, French
Lviation corps. Miss Morgan is q
OF Judge Philip H
Morgan, of the supreme court OF
louisiana, formerly q member of the
court at Egypt and
United States minister to Mexico. She
vas born and brought up in Europe,
md speaks several languages She
vas a student last year at Miss
;pence's school, and is a member OF
he Junior League. Captain Terry,
Though born in Cuba, has lived in
rance most OF his life, and his home
here is the Chateau de Chenanceau,
t Blois. The Countess Stanislas de
'astellane is his sister and the
'rincess Guy de Fancigny Lucigny his
ousin. Captain Terry took part in
he Russian and Roumanian cam
signs, and received the Croix de /
;uerre and several other medals for
ravery. Three months ago he went |,
o Cuba TO convalesce from typhoid h
ever. and was recently intrusted with L
he First Cuban Squadron. which Is
raining under his command at San
.ntonio. Tex.