The Washington herald., 1918-07-19
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4 ~ WASHINGTON
Rx nRIIM. HINT
In WASHINGTON
By z. c. DRUM.HUNT.

home in Chevy Chase, Mrs. A. s.
Fleming, wife Of Brig. Fleming.
U. s. A.
Miss Isabelle May is the guest for
q few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Martin. in San Francisco. Miss May
is passing the summer in California.
Capt. de la Morandiere, of the
French High Commission has gone
to Fort Sill, Okla.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T. Q. Dom
! 1ldson, and their son. Lieut.. 7. Q.
Donaldson. jr.. who have been visit
ing in Greenville, s. c., for week
or more, are being extensively en-
tertained there. Greenville is Gen.
Donaldson's old home.
His parents gave a large recep-
tion in their honor on Wednesday,
of last week, and Friday they were
the honor guests at a large recep-
tion which Mrs. II. b. Tindal gave.
Lieut.. Donaldson left there on
July to report for duty at Fort
Sill. Okla Gen. Donaldson left there
Monday for another inspection trip
He will join Mrs. Donaldson in
| Greenville shortly. after which they
will go to visit her parents in Green
wood, s. c., returning to Washington
| about August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave scholle have
leased Calumet Place for the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. scholle have only re-
Gently returned from Havana, Cuba,
where the former has been secretary
Of the United States legation for the
past four years.
Their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Hardinge SchoIle, are also
residing at Washington. having taken
the house at 1014 Sixteenth street.
Miss Elizabeth Koones was hostess
at a luncheon yesterday.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Hitch
cock have gone to Swampscott, Mass,
where Mrs. Hitchcock will spend
some time at Little Point. Senator
Hitchcock returned here yesterday.
Mrs. Robert s. A. Dougherty, who
accompanied a party of friends Oil
motor trip to Atlantic City and
Philadelphia. returned Wednesday
evening and Joined Col. Dougherty
at their quarters at Fort Myer.
A representative portion of the
LOUISIANA colony at Washington,
members Of Congress, as well as a
number Of prominent Washingtonians.
gathered at the home OF Representa-
tive and Mrs. Ladislas Lazaro, 1917 s
street, Wednesday afternoon to wit
ness the marriage Of Miss Mary Eliz-
aoeth Lazaro to Capt Edward CLAY
Lake. The home was tastily dec
GRATED with palms and flowers. The
bride was escorted to an improyised
altar In bower OF lilies and palms
by her father, who gave her in mar
rage. Preceding the bride down the
stairway were the ushers, Lieut.. The
odore Simon of New Orleans, Lieut..
Teo Kinney OF Boston, Lieut.. Frank
Pickett of Boston, Capt. Walter Ay-
mond OF Natchitoches, la. The bride
groom followed. attended by Lieut.
ROBERT Patterson of Birmingham.
Ala, who acted as best man, and
MISS Heloise LaZaro and Miss Elaine
Lazaro, sisters of the bride, who act
ed as bridesmaid and maid Of honor
respectively. The ceremony was per-
formed by Mgr. Lee of st. Matthews.
The brides dress was net, with lace
trimmings and veil Of tulle, The
brides mother was attired in gray
seorgette and the Misses Lazaro in
white organdie.
Mrs. Lake is the eldest daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Lazaro of
Washington. La. She was born and
reared at Washington. La, but has
spent most of her time in this city.
Capt. Lake is from De Queen, Ark.
he now is stationed at Camp Dix.
N v, under orders to proceed over
seas at an early date. The recent
or his overseas orders FASTENED ar
rangements for the wedding, which
had been planned for Septemh.r.
Prior to Capt. Lakes sailing Mrs.
Lake will reside in the vicinity of
Camp Dix, and after his departure
she VIII return to Washington to
make her home with her parents.
A number Of Capt. Lakes fellow
Officers attended the wedding, among
them Father J. T. Torsney, chaplain
OF his regiment.
Prominent among the presents re-
ceiVed was a chest of silver presented
by the Louisiana delegation in Com
gress.
the Arts Club. at its regular
thursday dinner. had as principal
speakers last evening Nine. S, ]. Sy-
mons, who has just arrived in this
country. Mime. Symons established
tne nrst hospital on the fighting front
IN france, maintaining it there for
Iour years and giving 1t her personal
Sme ana attention. for which she has
ernment.
George Julian Zolnay, the eninsn,
sculptor was the chairman of the