The Washington times., 1919-09-08

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House, Dixville Notch. for a month,
Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell has returned
to her apartment at the Highlands
after a trip to Blue Ridge summit,
Pa.
Mrs. MeCormlek In Chieago.
Mrs. Medill Mccormick. wife. Of the
Senator from Illinois. who returned
to Southampton a week ago with the
Senator, to Join their children at Mrs,
Robert McCormick's home, expects to
go to Chicago within a few days She
will remain there until October l.
when she will return to Washington
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte,
who have. taken an active part in the
social life OF Newport this season, will
remain there through this month.
They are planning to so to Europe
for the winter.
Herbert c. Hoover and Mrs. Hoover
and their son sailed on Saturday for
New York from London. Lieut.. Rob
ert A. Taft elder son Of the former
President, also sailed with the Hoover
party.
Mrs. Osmun Latrobe, jr., wife OF
Colonel Latrobe. has taken an apart
ment at Wardman Park Inn.
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy, Franklin D. Roosevelt. has
been joined here by Mrs. Roosevelt,
who will remain several days before
returning to their summer home AZ
Hyde Park, N. Y.
The Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding,
Bishop of Washington, is visiting the
Rev. Latta GrisWold in Lenox, Mass.
Weds New Yorker.
Miss Katherine Murat Willis, a di-
rect descendant Of Napoleon's sister,
has been married to Chester Benton
Stilson. of Cortland. N. Y. a member
Of a prominent Connecticut family.
The ceremony was solemnized at Chat
ham, near Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Stilson recently was discharged
from overseas service and with his
Virginia bride Is living at New Haven,
where he intends to finish his course
OF studies interrupted by the war.
Many prominent people from New
York and Connecticut attended the
Prince Murat when he ned from
France and settled in Tallahassee,
Fla, married an ancestress Of the
bride, on her fathers side, and later. |
when Napoleon fed from Elba. he re-
turned to Paris, taking his bride with !
him and presenting her at the French |
court. The prince was a son Of the |
King Of Naples, who married Napo-
Icons sister.
Mrs. James h. Sands has announced
the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Marian Sands. to Charles N. Harris. |
Of New York. on August 80 at Byrd !
clifs, the residence Of the brides /
brother. william Franklin Sands, at
Woodstock. N. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ". BulClsIey an
aounce the engagement Of their
Slaughter. Miss Natalla Meylert Buike-
lev, to Capt. Henry l. Brinser, U. s. 4
", Of Harrisburg, Pa
Mrs.. Milton T. Noyes has gone toi
Iew York to meet her husband. Lieut-
.nant Noyes, U. s. A., who returned
E0m france Win the ElE8N OlNAelons
Ordered To West Point.
Capt. John r. Kahle has been or
Tered to West Point as an Instructor
rom duty here in the War Depart
nent. Mrs. Kahle will remain for q
hort time with her parents, Rear Ad-
nIral and Mrs. George r Clark, at X
Vardman Park Inn, before joining III
Ter husband aat his new post
One OF the autumn brides win be II
Hiss Ethel Marie Mullan. daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. Henry A. Mullan, whose
to Isaiah MatlaclI. SOD Of Mr.. L
ind Mrs William Carroll Matlaek, OF i
Trenton. n. J., will take place or .
at the Sacred Heart
Zhurch.
Miss Mary Louise MuIlan, sister Of II
he bride. will be the maid of honor.
Or. Matlack VIII have as hts best man
lis brother, William Carroll Matlack,
r, Of Trenton, n. ]. The ushers will II
,e Albert r. Donneliy, OF Trenton,
7. J.: Theodore Town. OF Philadelphia:
Read MullAn, Of Baltimore, and DR..
3en Gass, Of Washington.