The Washington times., 1919-02-24

popular member or the navy set
liam D. wrightson, U. S. A. viii ac-
company them.
Mrs Stanton Norman and her
daughter, Miss Tyler Cooke Norman,
spent the weekend in Annapolis,
where they attended the performance
of 1.-THE Masqueraders" and the hop at
the Naval Academy on Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth will give
a dinner on Thursday evening before
her usual Thursday evening reception.
Mrs Junius w MacAIurray and Miss
Ethel MacMurray have returned to
their Washington home after a-yisit
to China and Japan. They spent sew
eral months with John Van A. Mac
Murray. counselor of the American
embassy in Tokyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Warburg, who
are at the Shoreham for a few days,
will return to New York tomorrow.
Hersey-StOne.
The marriage of Miss Caroline
Stone, daughter of Mrs. George Lewis
Stone, and Lieut.: Comdr Mark L. Her
sey, jr.. U. s. N, took place at st.
Paurs Episcopal Church Saturday aft
ernoon a. o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Robert
Talbot, and a small reception followed
at the residence of the brides aunT,
Mrs. McCandlish, 1913 Twenty ninth
street. Lieut.. Comdr. Francis Cogs-
well, L. S. ~. was. best man.
The bride, who was unattended, was
given in marriage by her cousin, d..
Howard S. McCandlish. She wore a
gown of white satin embroidered in
pearl, and a veil Of old duchess lace
held in cap effect by pearl pins, and
she carried a shower OF white lilacs
and sweet peas.
A dance will be given at Wardman
Park Inn on Thursday for the benefit
Of a fund TO supply smokes" for CON
sailors and marines at me
Naval Hospital in Washington. The
dance will be given under the auspices
OF the Naval Intelligence Bureau or
the Navy Department. Among the pa
tronesses are Mrs. Welles, wife II
Rear Admiral Roger Welles, U. S. N, |
and Mrs. Williams. wife of Captain |
Z. S. y. Gail Judd is chaii- |
man of the committee on arrange
ments and is assisted by Miss Fur |
long, treasurer; Miss Edna HopwoO1. |
secretary: MISS Mary G.. Cox, Miss /
Mary +. SmOot. Miss Lula Hoplcr AMI |
Miss Nellie Morgan.
Harry WRrdnan TO go. To England.
Harry Wardman will leave for
England this week for a visit to his
parents. He will sail Saturday on the
Olympic and expects to remain away
about a month. Mrs. Wardman will
'emain IN Washington during his
absence. Mr.. Wardman's parents liSe
n the northern part of England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardman were hosts
It a dinner on Saturday. night at
Nardman Park Inn Included among
he guests were the Ambassador. of
chile and Nine. Matthew. DR.. and Mrs
George Poulieff, of the Bulgarian le-
ration: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuels. OF
the parents of Nine
ooulieff; Mr.. and Mrs. 3. s. Cutler,
dr. and Mrs. Robert Bowler, DIR.
William c. Huntington. Roger a.
simmons and Mrs. Morcli.
John Barrett Returns Today.
John Barrett, director general OF
he Pan American Union. will re-
urn today from the South. Mr.. Bar
EFT addressed the Rotary Club and
he chamber Of commerce at Atlanta.
Miss Celestine Eustis. who has
,een i'll at Aiken, $. c., is gradually
egaining her health.
Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin has re-
urned from Kentucky where she
vent to unveil the bust of her Eins-
nan, Judge William s. Pryor, chief
ustice OF Kentucky six terms, in the
ourtroom of the capitol. She was
he guest of Governor and Mrs. Han
ey, while in Kentucky.
Lieut.. Andre L'Hullier. French ace
nd one Of the youngest heroes Of
he war. gave a stereopticon lecture
lst night on THE Devastated VIII
ages of France" at the Arts Club,
ssisted by David Memser. violiaist.
Tho played some Slovak compost
ions.
Mrs. Thomas z. Duna was hostess
{ fluncheon today. entertaining H.
to Mrs. George W. Fair