The Washington herald., 1919-09-22
SOCIETY

= The Belgian Ambassador and
= Baroness de Cartier de Marchieenne
: have invited a large number to at
. tend a reception at the Belgian EN-
> bassy in honor OF His Eminence.
+. Cardinal Mercier. on Tuesday ar
tsrnoon, from to o'clock.
Washington society and official
:. circles were much interested in the
!. news from Indianapolis that Miss
Elizabeth, daughter Of the late
10 President Harrison. had chosen the
a law as a career and had been admit
ted TO practice in all the Indiana
d. courts The Harrisons have been
- prominent in American public life
= from the Revolutionary period. VIII
. Jam Henry Harrison was President.
His son. Scott Harrison, was a mem
rer Of Congress. The latter's son
vas President and the father OF Miss
Eliza beth. In this age when women
arc taking up careers il may be that
Miss Elizabeth who is only -, Will
be the Harrison to Perpetuate the
name in public affairs. 1t would not
be strange il within ten years the
name of Elizabeth Harrison might ap-
pear on the rolls Of Congress.
Among the guests at the new Hotel
Anba ssador, Atlantic City, from
Washington are: Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward P. Able. J. E. Keeler and l. w
Hyatt.
Mr. Arthur Edward Greeley. OF 49,
Garfield street northwest. Washington,
D. g. VIII take a course in electrical
engineering at the Carnegie Institute
Of Technology. Pittsburgh. this fall
The Wardman Park Hotel is maxi
ing reservations for Capt. Bertran
+. Hayes. c. s. NJ. G.. D. S. D. ar.'o
Arde-d--Campe to H. 8. ". the King.
Capt. Hayes will be accompanied
Nv two trends MT and Mrs Z. l.
NrIkers, and will arrive on SeptCm-
ter IS
It is recalled that Capt Hayes
was in command Of the S. S.
Olympic. which during hostilities.
took across the Atlantic over 100000
troops without accident The ship
steamed something like 350.0O0
miles without delay or accident of
any sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Severe.
- Eighth street northeast. enter
N0ys from the Walter Reed Hospital
Friday evening At their home. The
boys were brought to the house about
$50 2. IN. in one Of rle Red Cross
trucks and a big home cooked din
nor was served thsm prepared by
the hostess Miss Wilmuth Gary and
Miss Emma BuQoch. composers Of
The song, Welcome. Heroes" sang
their sOH= and the boys joined in
with a vim Lieut.. William Earle
Severe. also Il patient at the hos
pital rendered several humorous
songs and dances.
The boys present were Davil
Frard New Verse: Peter 7. CrifFu.
Albany. y. Y: Fred Snook Scran-
ton. Pa, Joseph A. Mancuso. Car
Ahonda'o. Pa. Joseph Hopper Mas
Dsth. l. l.. Willard Jarvis. Detroit,
Mich: George II. Smith. Massachu-
-ott~. Edgar N. Hall. Cincinnati
. nhio. Eugene n Loud Vermont;
FU"lde J. "imnare. WiilimantiC,
~- 'onn.. Martin CuIIianc Akron. Ohio:
R \ TIoutuan. Reading. Pa. Sergt
Josah n Ncser baltimore. Nd.
The guests included NJ. and Mrs
Robert Forbes McNauEhton: the
Misses Wilmuth Gary. Emma Ru,-
IoCh. Anna belle Morrow. Mary Mort
land. Viola Erehn Tressie Sewers.
Hedrick Steiner. Dove Moore. Mau-
rine Patc-s, Gladys Lehman. Mr.. and
Mrs. William 3 SevS,e Theodore r
Severe and William 3. Severe, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Stephar
NarkIin- announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Madeleine Mari
u Charles Schwartz Tiers. Of Phiia
deIphia. Mr. Tiers recently 70
turned from overseas, where h.
served as A uputeDant Of infantry
with both the ThiTtIeth and = v
enty-ninth divisions Tho wedGin-
will take place October - and tn"
young couple will reside in Phila-
delphia.
A pretty wedding was soiemnized
when Miss Marguerite Lee Bond, OF
Orange. Va. became the bride Of Mr..
John P Morris. of Charlotte, y. G..
a. % Rock Creek Church road, the
home of Mrs J. I. Everett, at
O'Clock Saturday evening. September
y The bride was given away by her
mother. Mrs R l. Bond. Of Orange.
Mrs j. Patterson Perry. sister of the
bride. was Ta-ron of honor. and Mai
Parker Of this city. hest man There
were number of guests present, and
H-ht refres hments were served after
the ceremony. The Rev. J. 'OmpI"I
Ball. NJ this city. performed the cere-
mony-
The Church Of the Holy Name,
Eleventh and X streets northeast. was
The scene Of an interesting wedding
isst Monday morning. september 10.
whcn Mis- Eliza beth Cecilia SpellDrlng
bac7ma the bride of Mr.. Arthur Joseph
-GoclIng. Of haywood. H. The, Rev.
Thomas J. Kervick ,officiated during
tire nuptiaI mass.
After October y. they will be a home