The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-30

motor trip, which will last for the
greater part of the summer, and in
the autumn they will be at home at
$50 Park avenue. New York. Mrs.
Wells was formerly Miss Margaret
Niche, daughter of Mrs. Robert Z.
L. Niche, and of the late Brigadier
General Niche. The wedding took
place on June 10 at CloVerly, East
Norwalk, Conn
Mr.. Wells, who has recently re-
turned from France, where he served
as a captain in the Air Service, Is a
member of the firm of Imbrie & Co.
Mrs. A. c. Downing and Miss Alys
Downing have Joined the Washington
colony at Hot Springs, Va They
are staying at The Homestead.
To Sail for Philippines.
Mrs. John Francis Proctor will leave
Washington in July for San Francisco,
whence she will sail on August for
the Philippines to join her husband,
Lieutenant Proctor, u. S. A. They will
be stationed at Corregidor, P. 1. Lieu
tenant Proctor was in the Canadian
army until after the United States got
into the war, when he was transferred
to the American service. Mrs. Proctor
was formerly Miss Louise Bayne and
is a daughter of Mrs. John w. Bayne.
She and her husband spent last winter
with her sister, Mrs. Guy w! S. Castle,
at her home in street
The baby daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry G. Meem was christened yester-
day afternoon, the ceremony taking
place in st. Thomas Chapel at 8
o'clock. The Rev. Father Weaver Of
flciated, assisted by the Rev. Father
Walsh, rector OF the chapel Mrs.
Mems sister, Mrs. Sypret w. Hen
drick, was godmother. and Hill Dunn
stood godfather. After the christen-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Meem entertained
the company at tea The baby was
called Ann Carroll Meem, for Mrs.
Meem's grandmother.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hendrick, who
came to Washington especially for the
occasion, are staying with Mr.. and
Mrs. Meem.
Mrs. Richardson Glover has gone to
Deer Park, Md, for a stay OF indeh-
mite length.
A number of guests from out OF
town are here for the wedding of Miss
Lucy Byrd Morton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Allen Morton, to
Frank Munroe Eliot, of st. Louis,
which. will take place tonight at 0
o'clock in the Mt. Vernon Place Me-
mortal Church. In the party are the
father, Edward c. Eliot.
of st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Shacklett and Mrs. c. A. Bryan, OF
and Mrs. r. B. Spencer, of
Chicago.
The wedding will be followed by q
reception at the home Of the brides
parents. The brides great-great-
was pastor of the old Mt.
Vernon Place Church. and her mar
riage will be the first solemnized in
the new church. The pastor, the Rev
Clovis G. Chappell. will officiate.
Miss Morton will be attended by
her sister. Mrs. George L. Judd. as
matron of honor, and her six brides
maids will be Miss Sue Herndon Ben
Mrs. Champ Clark; Miss Esther
Bryan and Miss Katherine Blanton,
Of Virginia.; Miss Virginia Byrd
Hereford. Miss Margaret DonnalIy
and Miss Helen Sims, of Washington
Capt. l.. B. Mann, u. S. A. of Ala
bama. will be best man for Mr.. Eliot,
and the list OF ushers will include
George f. Judd. John Eliot and Will
liam Eliot, Of st. Louis. brothers OF
the bridegroom. Z. 3. Smith. S. B. |
Taylor and John Waller Morton, |
brother of the bride.
Mr.. Eliot. who has until recently !
been serving overseas, and his bride |
viii make their home in Washington |
Visiting With Parents
Senator and Mrs. Howard Suther-
and have as their guests for a few |
lays their son-in-law and daughter, |
Or. and Mrs. John S. Walker, jr., the |
after formerly Miss Natalie Suther-
and, who are motoring from West |
'irginia to Mr.. Walkers home at |
'laremont, n. H.. where they will stay /
or the remainder OF the summer
Hiss Katharine Sutherland, Miss |
Iargaret Sutherland and Miss Eliza
eth Sutherland will return to Wash
ngton today or tomorrow from
Hancock, Nd, where they have been
listing their aunt, Mrs. Raymond
henderson, since their school closed.
hey will accompany their mother
0 their home in Elkins, W. Va, on