The Washington times., 1919-08-12

they occupy in Atlantic road, Bass
Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Cobb and their
daughter are at lockwood Ipn at
Shawnee-on- the-Delaware, Pa.
Miss Louise Theron, who returned
to this country recently with her
uncle and aunt, John w. Garrett.
United States minister to Holland,
and Mrs. Garrett, whom she had
been visiting at the Hague, after
spending a week at Watch Hill has
started westward with her mother.
Mrs Harry X. Leonard, wife OF Major
Leonard, u. s. NJ. c. They expect to
spend some time at Glacier Park,
Springs, before returning to. Wash
ington in September.
Dr. and Mrs. Garrett are to visit
Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett at her sum
mer home. at Lands End, near Man
chester, Mass!
Clarence 0wsley, Assistant Secre-
tary of Agriculture. addressed a large
gathering at the weekly meeting in
the Art Museum at Southampton,
L. l., on Sunday night. His subject
was THE Farm and the Factory"
Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Kingsley
Oil, OF New York, formerly Of this
city, for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Joan Kingsley Oil. and
David Frank Webster, Wednesday,
September 3, at noon at the Church
of the Heavenly Rest. New York city.
Miss Oil has beer decorated by the
Belgian government for. her splendid
work at the Belgian legation here.
where she acted as interpreter and
secretary throughout the war and
she also was assiduously interested
in canteen and other war work in
the Capital.
Col. Sherman Miles, who has been in
France as a member of General PERISH
ing's headquarters staff, was met at
the pier when the Imperator locked
on Sunday by his father. Lieut. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, L. S. A. retired.
on for seashOre.
Judge and Mrs. Sidney NJ Ballou
left Washington on Sunday for a two
weeks stay at the seashore. Mrs.
BaIlou's daughter. Miss Betty Burnett,
did not accompany them. but remained
behind in their apartment here.
Col. William a. Burnside, u. S. A,
who has been stationed at Hoboken.
n. j.: has been ordered to Washington
for duty in the war plans division.
general staff.
Mrs. Stanley. wife Of Senator STAN
ley of Kentucky. who is spending the
summer at Baltimore Inn at Cape May
n. J.. has as her guest Miss Carolyn
Barker, OF Louisville.
Mrs. William c. HarlIee has gone
to Caldwell. y. J., to join Colonel
HarIiee, who is stationed there at the
rifle range. where she will remain for
A month or more. During their alb
sence Col and Mrs. Gordon Robinson
are occupying their residence. 1853
Lamont street,
Miss Louise Pugh has returned to
Washington from q motor trip in New
England, and early in September will
motor through the mountains OF West
Virginia with friends.
Mrs. Charles B. Strong. accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. A. c. Hellman. is
at Atlantic City.
Col. Michael ]. Lenihan. who has
been stationed at Camp Devess, Mass.
has been ordered to Washington and
will be attached to the general stah.
RuddOcks Back Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Ruddock.
who with their children. have been
at Hot Springs, Va, are expected back
in Washington today.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy D. Adams are
spending the greater part OF the sum-
mer with Mrs. Adams parents, for ner
Senator and Mrs Moses Clapp, at their
home in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Collier have
with them for the summer their
nephew, Nelson Collier, OF Cleveland
Col. and Mrs. George c. Barnhart,
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Floy Barnhart, have left Washington
for Colonel Barnhart's new post al
Leavenworth.