The Washington herald., 1919-05-05


of the navy yard. was Joined Saturday
by Mrs. Grant. The admiral and
Mrs. Grant came to Washington from
Norfolk. where the former was COM
mandant of the navy yard there.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson has re-
turned from Hot Springs. Va. where
he spent a week.
By cable Friday AFTERNOON came an
announcement to Brig. Gen. and MIS-
Roger d. Williams. jr., U. s. A. or
the marriage of their son, Capt. Will
Hams, and Mile. Florence de la
Forest-Divonne at the home OF her
parents, Comte and Comtesse Luderie
de la Forest-Divonne. Divonne-les-
Bains. France. The Comtesse de Ia
was Miss Florence Marie Audenreid,
of Philadelphia Pa. She was mar
ried in 1891 to the count in this city.
being given away by James G. Blaine.
then Secretary Of State. She was
daughter of Col Joseph g. Auden-
reid. They have since lived in France.
Among the guests at the wedding
OF Capt. Williams were Gen. John j.
Pershing and Mai. George B. Duncan.
the latter from Lexington. Music for
the marriage service was chanted by
singers Of the Paris Grand Opera COM
pany.
Capt. Williams is "a years old. He
volunteered when America declared
war. He took part in several battles
in France. and was then promoted
to a captaincy. Later he was act
ing mayor of a small town In France.
and 1t was there that he met Mile.
de la Forest-Divonne. He will re-
main In the army.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Martinez Hewitt. daughter OF Mrs.
Robert Hewitt. of New York and
Ardsley-on-Hudson. to Capt. John H.
Trye. c. B. E. British navy, took place
recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Coe Townsend. brother-in-law
and sister of the bride. In Ardsley-on-
Hudson. The Rev. Theodore Sedgwick.
of Calvary Church. New York city,
performed the marriage ceremony.
The bride. who was given away by
her brother-in-law. Edward Somer-
vile Jaffray. was attended by her
two small nieces. Edythe Jaffray and
Elizabeth Townsend. and Betty Sa-
wage. Lieut.. Paul wilstack. L. S. N.
acted as best man and there were no
ushers. Capt. Trye is the son of the
late Henry Norwood Trye, of Harts-
Hill. Apherstone. Warwickshire. Eng
land. He has been on duty in this
city for some time as liaison Of
ficer with the United States Navy
Department. Capt. and Mrs. Trye
will sail soon for England. where they
will live at his country place. Harts-
Hill.
Men prominent in the affairs OF
the nation. representing the army.
navy. Senate. House of Represen-
tatives and administrative sections
of the United States government.
have agreed to speak in behalf of
the Victory Liberty Loan rally to
be held at the Hotel Raleigh to-
morrow. from to D. m
The rally will lbe opened by Miss
Adele Rowland. who will sing
Smiles" her famous war song
which she has made so popular.
The speakers will be Admiral w.
Struthers Smith. U. g. N: Col.
Robert Kelton. General STAFF. u. s.
A: Hon. James A. Edgerton. pur-
chasing agent. PostoffIce Depart
ment; Guy Mason and Mather
Lewis
Mrs. SchoelIkopf will be aided
by the ladies of her committee who
include Mrs. Mark Bristol, Mrs.
John Connor and Miss Gladys
Hinkley and will be assisted by
Fairfax Naulty. of the Victory Lib
erty Loan speakers committee.
re
is spending the weekend at Ocean
City. n. J. Mrs. Du Puy Is nIan-
ming on taking a cottage at Ocean
City for the summer. She will have
with her her two little daughters
Celine and JacqueIine. and Cant
Du Puy will run down for the
week-ends.
Miss Edna Gliem. Of the Returns
once. has resigned and will be mar
rled IN June to Mr.. Eugene Cassidy
now engaged by the War Depa rtment
az Boiling Field In the aviation service
MISS Gliem Is very popular with her
associates In office. who gave the
or1de-elect luncheon on the roof
garden restaurant of the Interior De-
partment on the last day of her stay
in the government service.
Judge Victor Brooks. of Austin
Texas. has been visiting Washington
this week. Judge Brooks Is one of the
oest-known men in Texas and is an
authority on the oil situation in that
state. He says that while one hears
OF the enormous fortunes to be made
down there in oil. still as not all the
borings will strike oil a lot of money
Will be necessarily lost by investors,
BOX holders for the Arts Club bene-
nj performance at the Shubert- Belas-
co Monday, May II, are Mrs. Victor
kaufmann. Mrs. Robert n. THOMPSON.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazier, Mrs Isa-
pei L. kerl. Mrs. Denwood White.
MISS Mary A. Cryder, Miss Mary A
sharp. Miss Elizabeth Woodward and
Maj. Eric Fowler. Additional patron-
esses include Mrs. Franklin X Lane
Miss Patterson and Mrs. John Lord
O'Brian.
The Grand Military Ball. which ia
to be given on May 10, at wardman
Park Inn. promises to be the most
successful entertainment of the sea-
L.