The Washington herald., 1919-09-18

The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Baker entertained at luncheon yester-
day at their residence on N street
Those present included the Assistant
5ecretary~of War Benedict Crowel,
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Chestnut, Of Bal
ttnore; Mr.. and Mrs John Stewart
Bryan, OF Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs
John 3. Ryan. Of New York; Mr..
Krebs Dukehart. Mr.. and Mrs Morten
Dukehart and the Misses Dukehart. OF
Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
q. Baker. OF Cleveland.
Senior IsnaeI Tooornal, special CHI
san ambassador to Great Britain. who
has been making a brief visit in
Washington. left the city yesterday for
New York, whence he will sail for
England
Baron Goto, who is now in New
York on his way hack from Paris to
Japan viii be in Washington on Sep
lsnber Is, to remain for several days
Mrs. William Phillips came to Wash
hgtou from Boston to witness the
parade yesterday with Mr.. Phillips,
Assistant Secretary Of State She will
return 70 their summer place at Bev-
riy. Mass, after deciding on winter
quarters Mr.. and Mrs Philips are
II home at Wardman Park Hotel since
Eiving Up the residence on Woodley
ane.
Gen Harrfss, who has been In Bsr-
I'm with the American mission and
Assistant Secretary OF War Crowell
n France on official business for the
War Department. arrived yesterday
on the troopship Mount Vernon, which
dOcked in New York.
Members OF the Sismess Legation
stafr, headed by Mr.. Edward H Lof-
tus, charge d'aIaires, and Mrs. Loft
tus, viii come to Washington today
from their summer legation at East
Gloucester. Mass.
Mrs. Gary. wife Of Mr. Hampson
Gary. American diplomatic agent and
consul general at Cairo, who has been
N New England and New York for
several weeks. Will go to Washington
in October, accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs Wright. for an extended
visit She will not return to Egypt
until after Christmas.
Mrs. Frank c. SittIetou was the
host at a luncheon yesterday for a
party Of Eve at the Cafe St Marks.
Mrs. & Brooks entertained a par
ty Of eight at dinner last evening
at the Cafe St Marks.
The marriage of Miss wiIhelmina
Schaff. daughter OF Mr and Mrs.
John Gardner. Of New York TO r.
G. Reed. of Washington. which took
place in New York City, September
II. IS OF a great deal Of local inter
est
The bride, who wore an attractive
travelling suit Of dark blue tricotine
and dark hat carried a shower
bouquet OF roses
Miss Jessie Hawley. Of New York
City, was her only attendant Mr.. J.
Howard Schaff. brother OF the bride.
served as best man to the groom.
After the ceremony. which was per
formed by the Rev. ". L Hughes,
the bridal couple left for Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Canada. M
Reed has a host Of friends in Wash
ingtOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed win be at home
after October l at 1884 Monroe
street Erookland. D. c.
The marriage Of Miss Nargary
Hamilton Clinton. daughter of Mrs.
Charles ". Clinton, to Commander
Lamar L. Leahy. was sOlemnized
yesterday afternoon ID Trinity
Church, Hewlett l. /
Commander Leahy has a host OF
friends in Washington. where he
has been stationed on several oc-
CaSionS-
Miss Dorothy Rose Knapp, dauEh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Knapp.
was married last evening to Wesley
Theodore Huntress 4 delightful
reception followed at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp, 923 AIassachus-
etts avenue. for members Of the
bridal party and intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ODonneII an
nounCc tho CnEa aEement O, their
daughter. Miss Florence O'DonneIL
to Thomas Z. Mater. Of New York
The wedding will take place during
tho autumn. Nr. and Mrs. O'DOn-
nell have been spending the sum-
msr at Newport.
Tho wedding Of Miss Katherine
AdamsOn. daughter OF Charles Adam
son, to Thomas Brandon Monroe in
Cedarton- Ga, yes terday is OF special
interest because Of Mr. Monroe's for
mer residence IN Washington. The
parents Of the BRIDE entertained a
large house party for the wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Madeline
hrauskOpf. daughter Of the Rev. DR..