The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-27

gian legation. and NJ. de Laboulaye. of
! the French embassy.
Miss Sally McAdoo arrived in Wash
ington from White Sulphur Springs
last evening and is the guest Of Air.
and Mrs. Charles F. Carusi. Miss Nc
Adoo and Miss Helen Carusi will leave
! Washington in few days for a camp
on Belgrade Lake. Me, where they
will spend the summer. Miss Carusi
made a visit to Miss McAdoo at White
sulphur Springs recently.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife Of the
major general commandant OF the
marine corps. went today to Columbia
Hospital, where she will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Bar
| nett is one of the most popular women
in Washington society, and the news
OF her illness is causing widespread
regret.
VIII Have Outing Mt Springs.
Sir Richard Crawford. commercial
adviser OF the British embassy. and
Lady Crawford are expected shortly
at White Sulphur Springs for their
customary stay Of ten days.
Lieut.. and Mrs. william Ziegler. jr..
who have DR.. and Mrs. Charles w
Richardson's place on Grant road for
the summer months. will go to New
York tomorrow to spend the week
end Miss Harriet Geyelin. who has
been visiting Lieutenant and Mrs.
Ziegler. will return TO her home in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ziegler expects to pass the
greater part OF the summer in Wash
ington. going to Connecticut later in
the summer for visit
Mai Gen Arthur Murray. L. :. a.
retired. and Mrs. Murray. accom-
panied by the Misses May and Eleanor
Preston, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ord Preston. are at the Maplewood
Hotel, Pittsfield, Mass.
Mrs. Thornton Lewis entertained at
tea at White Sulphur Springs yester-
DAY in honor OF Miss Mary Randolph
sheets. Of Washington. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Richardson Glover were
among the guests
InternIIIed Military Dinner.
Rear Admiral Ralph Earle, L. S. ";
Brig. Gen. Frank Mcintyre. L. S. ~.
and Brigadier General Kenly, L. 5. A,
were the guests Of honor at the fifth
interalIied military dinner given at
the Purple Iris Tea House last even
/ ing.
Belgium was represented by Major
Osterreith and Lieutenant Barber:
| France. by General Nignal, Lieuten-
ant ReilIe, Major Rousseau, and Major
| de Mental: Great Britain, by General
McLachlan, General Headlam, General
! Trotter, General Lee, Colonel Wilson.
| Major LyelI. and Major McDougall:
| Italy, by General Guglielmotti and
| Capt. Count Enrico Luserna di Cam
piglione, and Japan, by Captain
| NUmura and Commander HOtta
To Remaln In Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Webb. who
usually spend the summer months at
| Easthampton, L. /. have decided TO
remain in town this summer,
Announcements have Just reached
/ this country OF the marriage of Miss
Mary Murray Butler, daughter OF
| Henry NJ. Butler, OF Paterson, y. J.,
/ to Lieut. Harry Bauscher, A r. +.
4 The wedding took place on May "a
| in Paris, Bishop Brent officiating.
The bride. who is a niece OF DR..
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of
| Columbia University. is graduate
| Of the Roosevelt Hospital Training
/ School for Nurses. She enlisted for
war work shortly after this country
| entered the war and went across
with the first Roosevelt Hospital unit.
| Lieutenant BauEcher's home is Mont
| clair, n J. He enlisted at the begin
| ming OF the war as an ambulance
/ driver.
Miss Delphine HeyI. daughter Of
| Col. Charles II. Heyl, L. s. a. is visit
| ing relatives In Philadelphia. Colonel
Heyl and his sisters, the Misses Heyl,
will remain in town all summer in
( stead OF going to Deer Park, Md, as
| is their usual custom. The colonel,
who was on the retired list, has been
recalled to active service.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret L.
Joyce, daughter or Mr.. and Hrs Il. Ed
win Joyce. and Lieut.. J. Edwin Dyer,
| jr, u. :. y. A.. was solennized yester-
day in the chapel of the papal legation.
The apostolic delegate. the Most Rev.
John Bonzano. Officited. Only members
Of the immediate families and few in