The Washington herald., 1919-06-01


the Rainbow Division. Mrs. will
. lam W. West. sister of Miss Rum
bough: was matron of honor. and
Lieut. John O. Donaldson. brother
of the bridegroom. was best man.
Miss Maysue Donaldson. the bride
groom's sister, and Miss Grace Col
gate. Of New York, were maids OF
honor and held the ribbons. II was
a beautiful wedding and the little
bride was too cunning for words.
Marie Higgens. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John J. Higgins. 10 going TO
marry Capt Richard Oula han Sander
son. u. S. NJ c.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Sanderson. some time this
month. Perhaps Gertrude Greedy win
be married before June Is out too.
Her father. Maj. Gen. Adolphus W.
Greedy. U.S.. A, has announced her
engagement to Lieut.. Commander
James Chatham Kress. L. s. n. Plans
! for the wedding are tentative but IL
| Is sure to take place this summer and
at Gen. Greely's summer home In New
England.
The Minister Of the Netherlands
and Nine. Cremer will be among the
| first OF the diplomats TO seek summer
quarters. They are closing the Iesa-
( ton here tou'orrow and with the en-
tire legation stan are going TO Man.
chester. Mass, where they will re-
main until fall. The Minister Of Nor
/ way and Nine. Bryn expect to leave
town next week for Monterey, Pa,
having leased f0SShe summer month.
! the same cottage which they occupied
last season. Their eldest daughter,
Miss Marguerite Bryn, whose name
has been mentioned among the DOS
| sible debutantes Of next season, will
probably not be formally presented 10
society. She will attend school in
/ Washington for another year and will
then enter Wellesley College.
The Cuban Minister and Mime. de
! Cespedes are going 10 pass the sum-
mer In Europe. but won't leave until
some time next month. The Ecuador
Minister and Mime. ElIzalde are plan
ming TO 20 to Newport. but not until
quite late. Mrs. Houston. wife OF the
Secretary Of Agriculture. will go 20
| Woods Hole the FIRST week OF June,
| when she will establish her children
there for the summer. Later in June
she will accompany the Secretary to
the Pacific Coast
The Secretary OF the Interior and
Mrs. Lane haven't any summer pla ms
but their son and daughter-Ned
| Lane and Miss Nancy-wiil both be in
California. whence the Lanes came.
Ned is already established in business
there. and is going to be sadly missed
in the younger set here; and Miss
Lane is preparing to go out shortly
for tho summer. Presumably then the
Secretary and Mrs. Lane will spend
the greater part of the summer right
| here in Washington. going of for oc-
casional week-ends. or, perhaps. mere
ly on long Sunday motorings-which
is pretty much the way they spent
last summer.
The William Phillipses have given
up their house at WoodIey. and Mrs.
Phillips has taken the children up TO
their summer home. HiGhover. at
North Beverley. Having established
them there. she probably will divide
her time during the summer between
them and Mr.. Phillips. who has taken
a suite at Nardman Park Inn. Mr.
I Phillips has just returned from a brief
! visit with his family at Highover.
The Acting Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk have taken
a house at Southampton. L. l.. for
the summer sCason. Mrs. Polk and
their children will leave Washing.
I ton the end Of June. and Mr.. Polk
will join them later for his veca.
| ton.
Justice Louis D. Brandeis, Of the
/ United States Supreme Court. will
go TO Europe about the middle oi
June. going first to Paris and ther
| to Palestine.
Mrs. Rufus W. Day. accompanied
by her children. is planning TO leave
I this week for their summer home a.