Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-08

man, Mrs. Charles Carroll Walcutt,
when wool will be distributed ana
| finished articles returned.
Mr.. Clinton T. MacEachran of the
| Department of State has returned
from Switzerland.
In Making Over the Map Of Eu..
| rope" the lecture for the benefit OF
| the Association of Perpetual Adora-
| ton and Work for Poor Churches, is
| to be given at the knickerbocker
Wednesday, December II, at $3.50 pm.
Miss Janet Richards will present In
| her usual vivid and interesting man
| ner a review of the salient causes
| leading to the wonderful triumph Of
| the allied cause; also some of the dtf-
the peace table.
The lecture will be illustrated with
the latest war maps.
! The officers and lady managers OF
the board are M villa y"
Carr, president; Mrs. George c. Reid.
| vice president; Mrs. William Good
year Johnson, secretary. Honorary
| members of the board, Nine. JUS
| serand. Mrs. Harold P. Norton. Mrs.
Henry May, Miss Alice Riggs. Mrs.
ton, Mrs. D. r. Mccarthy. Mrs. Henley
| Smith, Mrs. A. Willert. Mrs. A. Crop
per, Mrs. r. Y. Hayne. Miss E. Moore,
Mrs. Robert Walsh. Mrs: B. F: Saul,
deron, Mrs. George p. Scriven. Mrs.
Henry L. E. johnson, Mrs. William s.
| Benson, Mrs. Frank Mcintyre and
Mrs. Ben Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newton Hack
er announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Marie Bernadette, and En-
sign Wilbur Emmons Forbes, U. s.. N.
The Misses Emory. daughters of the
late Gen. Emory. have returned for
! the winter to their home. 1918 18th
street, after a series of visits for the
past few months to friends in the
north.
Plans are nearing completion for
querader,'' to be given for the Column
bia Hospital, at the Belasco Theater,
| on Monday evening. December 16. I'M
der the distinguished patronage of
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs Marshall. Mrs. Rob;
Baker. Mrs. Albert Sidney Burieson,
Mrs. Franklin knight Lane, Mrs. Will
| liam Gibbs McAdoo. Mrs. Thomas
Watt Gregory, Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
, Mrs. David Franklin Houston, Mrs.
] ter Glass, Mrs. Adolph Casper Miller,
/ Mrs. Augustus Gardner. Mrs. Whit
man Cross, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer,
| Mrs. George Hewitt Myers and Mrs.
/ +. B. Moran.
| Mrs. r. D. Shepherd, who has ar
ranged SO many successful benefits
| during the last year, is chairman of
| the general committee, and is assisted
| by Mrs. Brown Miller. Mrs William
caches Fendall and Mrs. Reeve Lewis,
DR.. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill and
Miss Katherine Hill have returned
| to-, Washington, after spending the
| summer at Lenox, Mass, and are at
their residence. 1745 Rhode Island
! avenue.
Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards. who is in
| Washington. will go to Cleveland,
| where Mr.. Harry r. Edwards brother
of Maj. Gen. Edwards, is recovering
| from severe illness.
After two months in the south,
| chiefly in Georgia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude N. Bennett have returned to
their apartment in the Brighton for
! the winter.
A wedding Of interest took place at
Laredo, Tex, Tuesday, November 26.
when Capt. Edward b. Shaifer. 18th
Cavalry. was married to Miss Julia
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter p.
Leyendecker. Laredo. Tex.
The wedding took place at the home
of the bride, Father John McLoy Of.
hciating. The bride was escorted by
her father and her sister served as
bridesmaid.
Maj. Frederick Herr. 18th Cavalry,
was best man.
! Capt Shaifer Is well known in
Washington and has been assigned to
duty with the 14th Cavalry, now sta
toned at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
He formerly resided in Chevy Chase.
Nd, and attended the Central High
School and later West Point Military
Academy and the Army Service
School. Fort Leavenworth. Kansas,
entering the Army in the summer Of
1916, His promotion has been rapid.
be having obtained his captaincy in
Sc cn9 d is H.. s,.,,., III,