The Washington times., 1919-01-13

Treasury. will be at home inform
! ally on Mondays during January and
| February.
Major William E. Fowler, who has
| just returned from Raritan Arsenal
| in New York, has been assigned to
! duty with the claims board Of the
Ordnance Department. and has again
| taken an apartment at the Willard.
| Miss Heron Engaged.
| DR.. and Mrs. William Holland Heron
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Heron, to
Lieut.. Arthur D. Durham. u. S. N
The wedding will take place Saturday
at noon in the home of-the brides pa
| rents. 5437 Connecticut avenue. Only
| the relatives will be witnesses Of the
ceremony.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun will be at home
| on the remaining Saturdays in Janu-
ary and the first two Saturdays in
February at her residence, 1919 New
Hampshire avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
]. Ryan Devereux, to Capt Richard
Hall Jeschke, U. S. NJ. c.. will take
place on Wednesday, January 20, in
members of the brides parents, Port
ledge. in Chevy Chase. Only the
members Of the two families will be
present at the ceremony, owing to
the recent death of the brides moth
er, Mrs. Joseph Sinnott of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. H. X. Kelly and Miss Emily
and Mrs. John Pitcher. have returned
to their home in Detroit.
Col. Goodloe Edgar, who has been
on a short trip to New York. has re-
| turned to Washington.
Miss Lois Wilson, who was the
guest of Congressman and Mrs. p. III.
Kelly, has returned to Columbia Uni
versity, where she is student.
Returns to Detroit.
J. Fl. Bissell, who has been visiting
nis son-in-law and daughter, Col. and
Mrs. William Lyster, at the ST Regis.
in California street, has returned to
his home in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Mccain. who
were guests of Col. and Mrs. Frank
Scott, have returned to Alpena, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Little and her
daughter, Miss Jessie Means. have
given up their home in Boston and
come to Washington.
Major and Mrs. James Holden will
return to Washington the end of the
week from visit to Detroit
Champ Clark To Speak.
Champ Clark, Speaker of the House
Will deliver the address at the annual
celebration OF the birthdays OF Ger.
Robert L. Lee and Gen. "StonewaIl"
Jackson. 10 be held January 20. in the
Christian Church on Vermont ayenue
between n and @ streets, under tho
auspices OF Camp III, Confederate
Veterans.
The following musical numbers viii
be rendered during the evening"
The Sword Of Robert L. Lee" Mrs
Frank Noske: violin solo. "Czardas,"
Hubay, and "McdIey," Crandal. rem
dered by Lee Crandall, jr., "StonewaIl
Jackson Way" Mrs. Malcttc SprneIer
Garry Me Back to Old Virginia." :"
Miss Evelyn Payne, accompanied bv
Miss Anna Payne; Face to Face !"
Mrs. Frank koskc, and Dixie" Mrs
Benjamin SOule CAN'T. Mrs. Ida Off
utt Trenis is the accompanist for the
evening.
The service flag of the StonewallJ Jack
son Chapter, u. u. c., will be presented
at the next meeting on January 13 at
the Confederate Memorial Home In
formal dancing will follow the meeting.
All Goucher alumnae and former
students. especially those who are
strangers in the city are cordially
invited to attend the meeting of the
Washington branch OF the Goucher
College Alumnae Association, Tues
! day evening, at s o'clock. al the home
| Of Miss Edna l.. Stone, 1918 Rhode Is
| land avenue. Mrs. George L. Safer,
| OF Baltimore. president OF the Couch
er Alumnae Association. will make an
| address. including report OF Couch
| er war-Work abroad
Or. Kate BoEle karpeles also will
| speak on her work in tho nav al dis
| pcnsary.
The marriage OF EEiss Josephine
Youngquist and DIR. Lincoln Hum
phreys, lieutenant, United States
navy, stationed on. the U. S. s. Han
cock, will take place tomorrow after
| noon at o'clock zt the home Of the