The Washington herald., 1919-03-10

formed In the office of Mgr. Ghenrdo
Ferrante. In the Cathedral College,
connected with st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral.
Both bride and bridegroom Were
born in Italy. but came TO this coun-
try when children. When things
looked dark for Italy early in the war
both were earnest workers for Ital-
ian war relief and recruiting. The
bride remarked that she would only
marry a man who had fought for
Italy.
Mai. La Guardia went to Italy and
joined the aviation corps of that
country and later was transferred to
the United States force, of which he
was IN command when the armlstice
was signed. He resigned his commits
sion and returned to this country to
claim his fiancee. He also regained
his seat in Congress. winning over
Scott Nearing. Socialist candidate.
The bride was attended only by
Miss Rose Giamanco. \ small recep-
ton and wedding breakfast followed
Maj. La Guardia and his bride started
on their wedding trip.
-'AASH p" oANCA z nos -
New York to spend several weeks
and is at the st. Regis.
Capt. Ennalls wasgsman who
has been on duty in France for
about a year is expected home
shortly.
Maj. r. Penn Smith, jr., has re-
turned from France, and with Mrs.
Smith has come to Washington.
Iarge numbers OF the wounded SOL
diers at Walter Reed General Hospital
who have need 10 feel deeply on the
subject, will have an opportunity
tomorrow afternoon at Crandalfs
Knickerbocker to figure out just
What Shall We Do with Him-the
Kaiser" when they see the World film
OF that name presented for their own
benefit and amusement
So vital is the necessity for the en-
tertainment of the soldiers recover
ing from their wounds of war that
Washington people in general are
taking interest in the matinee for the
League for the Entertainment Of
Wounded Soldiers.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker. wife of the
Secretary OF War. and Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, wife of the Secretary of the
Navy. have interested themselves by
heading the list of patrUnesses. and
associated with them are Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, Mrs. William Phil
lips. Mrs. John Jay White. Mr.. Edward
Hamlin Everett and Mrs. Charles
Whitside Rea, all Of whom added their
names yesterday.
Mrs Ga1I - ~.
Cross house at Walter Reed Hospital.
and her assistants, Miss Lower, Mrs.
Dowel and Mrs. Meyer. have Joined
the long list of patronesses. and Mrs
Carter, captain OF the Red Cross
Motor Corps Company and wife OF
Representative Carter, has under
taken the transportation of soldiers
to and from the city. large num-
Der Of women with limousines and
other machines have volunteered their
gservices for the purpose. Mrs.
Thomas P. Gore, Mrs. AIben ". Bark
ley. Mrs. David II. Kincheloe, Mrs.
William Howard Taft, Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood
and Mrs. Charles S. HamIn and other
women have given their names as
patronesses and secured accommoda-
tions for the afternoon.
From a smah beginning Of enter
tanning the first half dozen boys who
landed at Walter Reed Hospital, the
league now entertsins nearly 200 at
time.
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper will not be at
home today. as she will leave for
Hartsville. 5. c. TO spend several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. David
Il. Coker.
Miss Mary 3. Temple has gone to
her home in Knoxville. Tenn, for /
short visit She will return here
early next month.
Miss Janet Richards lectured las.
week before large audiences in Phila-
delphia. Plainfield and Newark, n. J.,
and in New York City on the Grow
ing Menace OF Bolshevisn1' and the
Conflict OF Opinion Concerning the
Present Draft OF the League OF
Peace" At her weekly review Of the
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