The Washington herald., 1919-07-24

Cal, Is spending q few weeks at the
home of Mrs. Pomeroy's parents,
Capt and Mrs. c. B. Lower. of 3719
New Hampshire avenue. 1t Is ex-
pected that Mrs, Pomeroy and their
young daughter will come here in
the fall and make their home here.
! Mrs. James A. Hennesy, of 122s Iry-
ing street northeast. is visiting friends
on Walnut Hills. Cincinnati.
Miss Stella Higgins. of the Tariff
Commission, is entertaining her sis
! ter. Miss Ann Higgins, Of San An
tonic, Tex.
Washington arrivals at the Hotel
Barrett, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Moore.
CAPT. BERKLEY DAvIDS
RETURNING TO TOWN.
Capt. Berkley Dayids. u. 8. A., is
visiting his mother. Mrs. John Rus
sell Young, at her summer home at
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa Capt. Davids
arrived from Francs on July IS, and
will report shortly at Fort Monroe
His older brother, Col. Howard e.
Davids, iS still In France.
! Mrs. Ira Copley went to her home
in Illinois Tuesday but will return
early next week.
Representative and Mrs. Fred A.,
Britten went to New York Tuesday
evening from where they will sail on
Sunday aboard the America for Eu-
rope. They will visit all of the allied
countries and return at the end of
six months.
Mrs. Mahlon Craig will give up her
apartment shortly at the Kendri
and move to quarters at the WASH
ington barracks. as her husband. Brig.
Gen. Craig. who returns from France
within a few weeks. has been as
signed as an instructor at the Stan
College.
Col. John Greely. who has returned
from foreign service. passed several
days in Boston recently when his Sis
ter. Miss Gertrude Greely.' was visit
| ing DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Rodman
Goethals.
Mrs. William r. Wheeler has re-
| turned from Vermont to her apart
ment in Stoneleigh Court for short
visit She was accompanied by Miss
Dixon, of Vermont. who is her house
| guest.
Lieut.. William Davis. Inch Domer
and his bride. who was Miss Elizabeth
Moyer Barnes, OF New York, have
been spending a couple of days with
Lieut.. Domer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| William A. Domer, at their residence
on Garfield street. They left last
night, as Lieut.. Domers ship sails
again on Saturday,
The marriage of Miss Cecilia Mary
| Zeigen, of Toledo, Ohio. and Mr..
George Snyder Patterson. of Bur-
lington. Iowa, took place Tuesday
morning at o'clock at the Church
Of the Nativity, Rev. Frank X.
Bischoff officiating. Miss Pearl Zeig-
en-, sister of the bride. and Miss Mar
garet Albert. both OF Toledo. were
the attendants. Mr.. Benjamin Larry
acted as best man. The bride wore
travelling suit of midnight blue, and
carried Bride roses. At the conclu-
sion of their wedding trip the young
couple will return to Washington.
A quiet wedding CT great interest
took place in st. Paul's Church, Rich
mond, Va. on the morning OF July
III. when Miss Gertrude A. Bass be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Richard P.
Williams. jr.. son of Mrs. Richard P.
Williams and the late Canon WILL
Jams. OF Washington Cathedral. who
served as captain in the 31sth In
fantry. Ei2htieth Division. during the
war. Rev. c. ]. Gibson was the bride
groom's best man. The ceremony was
performed BY DR.. Russell Bowie, as
sisted by the Rev. Henri Ewing
Batcheller.
Mr.. Gibson and Mr.. Batchcller were
until recently chaplains in France,
and were college mates of the BRIDE
r-roop,