The Washington times., 1919-06-13


at dinner last evening. There were
eight in the party. Mrs. Mcdonald
| took her guests later to the theater,
where they occupied a box.
Mrs. McDonald's son, Arthur Brad
ley Campbell. left Washington yes
terday for Newport wnere Mrs. Nc
Donald will join him at the end OF
the month.
To BE Maid Of Honor. r.
Miss Ruth Gray, of Washington.
will be maid OF honor at the marriage
of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Moor
house and Goodwin Price Graham,
which will be solemnized tomorrow in
Trinity Church, New York. Mrs. Clin-
ton Barrett Patrick, sister Of the bride,
will be matron of honor, and Mr..
Patrick will be best man. The cere-
mony will be followed by a wedding
breakfast at the University Club.
After a honeymoon spent at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, Mr.. Graham
and his bride will return to Washing
ton to make their home. Miss Moor
house is a daughter of the late Rev.
Arthur Barnard Moorhouse and Mrs.
MOorhOuse and a niece Of Miss Mar
garet Wentworth. She grew up in
Washington, was graduated from the
Wellesley College. and for the last
year has been living at the College
Woman's Club and doing war work in
the Ordnance Department.
Mr.. Graham was working with the
Department of Agriculture on a food
survey when the United States en-
tered the war. As soon as his work
was completed he went. into training
at Camp Shelby. Miss, and served
overseas with the 151st infantry and
1o2d engineers, Twenty-seventh di-
vision, returning with the latter or
EaniZation last February. He was
released from the service in April.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson,
who have been spending a short time
AT the st. Regis in New York, have
gone to their summer home at South
Hampton, L l.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs Henry c. CabeII
have gone to New York and are stay
ing at the st. Regis.
A wedding OF wide interest, which
took place in New York yesterday,
is that OF Miss Pauline Morgan.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fellowes Morgan, and Lieut.. Cleve-
=.
Cleveland H. Dodge. The marriage
took place in st. Georges Church.
Stuyvesant Square. the Rev. DR. Karl
IRELAND performing the ceremony
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Frederic Pruyn as matron
Of honor. Her bridesmaids were two
cousins, Miss Vera Morgan, Of Boston.
and Miss Martha Leavitt. The Misses
Elizabeth, Katharine and Naomi
Douglas. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Douglas. were flower girls.
James c. Rea, of Pittsburgh,
hTother-in-law of the bridegroom.
was the best man, and Frederick H.
Osborn, William FelIowes Morgan.
jr., Allan Evarts Foster, Alexander It
Martin, Walton P. Kingsley, Richard
p. Parsons, John B. Graham and
Miss Madeleine Dahlgren. daughter
Of Mrs. Drexel DahlEren. Of New
York, and Major Reginald -. Town
send, L. :. A, son OF Mr.. and Trs
James Bliss Townsend, whose en-
gagement was announced last win
ter. will be married today in st Jo-
seph's Church, Paris. Soon after ne
wedding they will start FOR Quebec
'Lll pass SDlIlt tllIlt " III MI. AHl AlTS.
Townsend at Murray Bay, before COM
ing to New York.
Miss Dahlgren went to France early
in the winter Us a Red Cross nurse.
In Paris she passed some time with
her aunt. Mrs. Henry Symes Lehr. In
the winter she was seriously i'll of
influenza and in March she went 10
Cannes for her COnvalesccnCe
Major Townsend was connected
with the publishing house OF Double
day. Page & Company before he went
to France. For some time he was
a liaison officer and more recently
he represented the Red Cross Maya
zine IN Paris.
Miss Dorothy Lillian Green. daugh-