The Washington herald., 1919-05-12

rite w. Jones, of Newton Highlands,
a graduate of Chevy Chase School.
to Mr.. Walter A. Hayes. of Wen
ham.
Mrs. Samuel G. Blythe Is making
short stay in New York.
Mrs Edwin Ashley Lewis and Mrs.
Lee Harbin. of Washington. are
spending a few days at the Belve-
dere in Baltimore. Mrs. Lewis was
formerly Miss Florence Williamson,
of Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Mac
Murray, daughter of Mrs, Junius
w. MacMurray, to Col. John Mar
vim Wright, Corps OF, Engineers, U.
s. A, will be solemnized on wednes-
day. June IL, at o'clock, in Epiph-
any Church. a reception will fol-
low at the home of Mrs. MacMurray
In Massachusetts, avenue.
Lieut.. Col. Hugh W. Ogden, of %
Kennard road. Brookline, Mass. for
merly judge advocate of the Forty
second Division. has returned to this
country and will be stationed in
Washington.
Mrs. Grosvenor B. CIarkson. wife
OF the director of the United States
Council of National Defence, has re-
turned after seven months work
with the American troops in France.
Her duties took her to Paris. the
south OF France, the Verdun-Toul-
Barbecue region and to Luxem-
bourg and Metz. Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarkson have returned to their
home in Washington after having
passed several days at the Biltmore
in New York.:
Mrs. Walter B. Brooks, jr.. enter-
tanned house party over this week
end. at her home in the Green Sprinp
Valley. her guests including Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs
Angler Duke, of New York; Mr.. John
Wanamaker. of Philadelphia, and
Gen. Charlton and Gen. McLauehlin
of the British army. of Washington,
This evening Mrs. Brooks will give
a dinner to which a number Of other
guests have been asked.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins and
Mrs. Richard Harlow. assisted bv
Miss Genevieve Brooke and Miss
Courtney Let's, will receive the
guests tonight at the dance for the
free milk for France at the Club de
Ningt. Among the patronesses for
the series are Mrs. Newton D. Baker
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. Mrs. Franklin
d. Roosevelt. Mrs. Charles s. Ham
lin. Mrs. Richard Crance 3rd, Mrs.
Richard Townsend. Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock. Mrs. Arthur G. Glasgow
and Mrs. Richard Harlow.
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, chairman
of the committee for free milk for
France. was in Washington last
week visiting Mrs. George Draper.
She returned to her summer home
at Westbury. L. l.. Saturday. !
Prof. Inazo Nitobe. who holds the
chair of colonial policy and economic
development in the Imperial Univer-
s.ty of Japan at Toxic will address
the university and its friends on We'd
nesday at l2:15 pm.
Prof. Nitobe is a scholar and pub
licist of worldwide fame, and the uni
versity invites the public to hear him
on this occasion.
Prof. Nitobe and his wife are in the
party which accompanies Baron Goto
to the United States. Very MANY So
cal functions are to be given for the
members Of the party during the COM
ing week.
Robert Z. Lee Chapter, No. GA.
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
will give its annual May dance at
Chevy Lake Thursday, May %, at Q.
p. m.
Two orchestras have been engaged
as both pavilions will be used for dane
ing. This dance is given by the chap
ter each year on the Thursday pre-
nous to opening the season at the lah
Mrs. J. Lee Webb. chairman of en-
tertainment, will have charge of the
dance A list of chaperones will be
published shortly.
DIR. Rosalie Slaughter Morton will
speak of her experiences in Serbia
and Macedonia, having served all
through the war. today at 2 o'clock at
the headquarters of the District of
Columbia Red Cross Auxiliary. 1870
Connecticut avenue. The public Is
cordially invited.
Mrs. Norman E. Lynch and Mrs.
William Lindsay Vetter entertained at
miscellaneous shower on Saturday
evening In honor of Miss Marjorie |
ffunter Young, whose marriage TO Mr..
Arthur Henry William King. of scar |
borough. England, will take place in
the near future
me marriage of Mrs. Emma S.
hs' r, dauehter of Mr.. and Mrs, |
ZIMMERMAN. to Lieut.. Will
ta W. WardIe. Motor Transport
G"rps. =. .. A. of Philadelphia. took
place Wednesday evening AT s.So tn"
ceremony was performed in the bon,.
OF the brides parents in the presence
OF a small company of relatives ana
friends by the Rev. George w Katas
Unity Spiritualist Church. Mrs Jaroa
joiner was maid Of honor and Niss
Esther a. Furke was the bridesn,aid
Lieut. Edgar w. Kraus was tho bost
man. The ushers were Harry 7, EdN
wards. brother of the bride "a
Maj. James A. Joiner. anu
Inc bride wore pink satin and
Georgette crepe gown and carried |
a beautiful shower of bride roses
the maid of honor wore a gown q, |
green taneta and carried pink roses,
inc bridesmaid wore gown of light
taneta and carried pink roses
In the library where the cerernonv
was performed the decorations were
IN white roses and ferns. Miss Mar
earet pudley sang. and Mrs. S. Grant |
Piayeo the wedding march. Mrs.
Charles z. Chamberlain, the brida.s
mother received with the weddins !
party.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ward left later on /,
an extended honeymoon, ana will