The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-17
HICKEY-TIERNEY
ENGAGEMENT NEWS.

Mrs. Edmund Plowden Hickey an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel Hickey, to Edward
Tierney. of West Virginia, son OF
Mrs. and Mr.. j. J. Tierney, of Phil
adelphia. and West Virginia The
wedding will take place in the au-
tumn.
Until recently Mr. Tierney was a
first lieutenant in the army. serving
with the American Expeditionary
Force in France. He and his bride
expect to make their home in West
Virginia. Miss Hickey is both charm
ing and talented and Is a cultivated
musician.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Grady will ar
rive in Washington soon from London,
England, where the former has been
on a government mission for the last
few moths. They will sail on the
Olympic.
While in Washington they viii be
guests of Mrs. Dorothy Johnston. OF
Falkstone Courts. Mrs Grady and
Mrs. Johnston are friends of long
standing. Mrs. Grady has visited
in Washington many times. and on
one occasion she and her father,
state Senator r. F Del Vale. of
California, who was called here on a
diplomatic mission concerning Mex
ico, were guests of Senator James
Duval Phelan. Her marriage to Mr..
Grady took place while she was a
student at Columbia University and
he member of the faculty Later
he came to Washington to serve
with the War Trade Board. From
Washington Mr.. and Mrs Grady will
go to California for a visit.
The marriage of Miss Violet LeaIia
Bush. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, A.
L. Bush, and Lieut.. Charles Moffatt.
chaplain. n. S. A. was solemnized
last evening at 1l6 c street north
east the bride Is pative OF Waco.
Tex and attended Baylor College
in Texas. of which Lieut.. Norratt
is a graduate. At the outbreak of
the war she enlisted in the service
OF Uncle Sam with her two brothers
and has been in Washington for tn.
past year. Lieut.. Moffatt was a stu
dent at the Louisville Seminary. and
ENLISTED as chaplain in the army in
april. 1918. He Is now stationed
AT the General Hospital in Carlisle
Pa, where he will take his bride
until he is relieved from service.
Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock ha
gone to Newport to visit Miss Maude
Wetmore. Later in the summer Mr.
and Mrs. McClintock expect To make
tour of the West.
Miss Adelaide Heath went to Siam
Iord, Conn, yesterday to visit Mrs.
Thomas W. Bowers for several weeks
Preparations are in full swing for
The garden party to be given for the
Robert E. Lee memorial fund bv the
board Of control of the Robert r
Lee Chapter. No. ga, U. d. G ar
Terrace Inn. Fourteenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, this
evening.
Dancing will be one OF the main
features of the evening. The ball
room and grounds will be beautifully
decorated and well lighted. Refresh
ments and articles OF various kinds
VIII be for sale and amusements will
be provided for all.
should rain interfere. the party will
be held the following evening.
The order Of Lafayette will observe
the le2d birthday of the distinguished
French and American general by a
reception at the Washington Club,
l1O1 X street on September 5. from
SD TO 11:SO o'clock There will be
refreshments and dancing. Admission
by card. On account of the close
alliance between the United States
and France, this years celebration
Will take on an unusual interest. and
will be observed in many parts of
the country. The committee on in
vftattons and music includes Daniel
Smith Gordon. Thomas Campbell
Washington and DR.. Joseph G. B,
Bulloch; program and refreshments,
Miss Bertha F. Wolfe and Mrs.
George Chadsey. Mrs. Maybe CoIouItt
Is general chairman of the entertain
ment to which many persons in SYM
pathy with the French-American al
lance will be invited