The Washington herald., 1919-06-21

te daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Marion Johnston, entertained at
dinner last evening in compliment
70 Miss Adelaide Bell Heath and
her fiance. Lieut.. Col. Arthur Hall
dane Doig. Tomorrow Miss Heath
will go to Rosemont. Pa. to pass q
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
A. Lewis. The marriage of Miss
Heath and Col. Doig will take place
in October.
Former Senator Elihu Root arrived
in Washington Thursday evening for
visit OF several days. and while
here is staying at the willard.
Miss Mabel Boardman entertained
at dinner last night at Grasslands.
Miss Boardman and her mother. Mrs.
William J. Boardman, will leave town
on Monday for their summer home at
Murray Bay. Canada
Dr. and Mrs. william Miller Collier
left Washington Thursday morning
by automobile for their home at Au-
burn, N. Y. DIR. Collier is president
OF George Washington University.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. T, ]. Cowie
have changed from their apartment
at the Grafton to their apartment at
the Farragut.
MRS. b. II. wARDER
AT YORK HARBOR.
Mrs. B. H. warder left Washing
ton Wednesday for Boston. where
she will make a short visit From
there she will go to York Harbor.
Maine, to remain until fall.
Mrs. Leigh Palmer. wife of Ad-
miral Palmer. U. s. N. will leave
Washington the first of July for
Westhampton. where she will re-
main until the first of September.
Her daughter, Miss Bessie Nickel
din, will go to a camp at Mesacosa.
in the foothills of the Adirondacks.
and her son, James McKeldin. will
go to the Culver Naval Training
School. He wYl enter Yale in about
year.
Mrs. Charles Howry will leave
Washington the end of the month
for Gloucester. Mass. to be there
several months.
Mrs. Reeve Lewis has left Wash
ington for Bass Rocks, Mass.
where she is occupying the same
cottage she had last summer.
Mrs. Carl Joerissen will 60 the
first of the month to Gloucester,
Mass. to spend the summer. She is
just out of the hospital following a
serious illness.
THE yOLCK-EvERETT
WEDDING SUDDEN.
Morris Roderick Volck. son of Nine
da Cana, wife of the former Bra
lillian ambassador, and Mrs. Mildred
L. Everett. of Brooklyn, were mar
ried last Saturday at Heron Hall, the
home of Mime. da Cana, at Long
Branch, n. ]. No announcement was
made of the marriage and it will
come as a surprise to many of the
friends of the bride and bridegroom.
The ceremony was performed on Sat-
urday afternoon by the mayor OF
Monmouth Beach on the porch OF
Heron Hall. with a small group or
relatives and intimate friends in at
tendance. The couple remained there
until Monday, when they went to New
York, and are now staying at the
Hotel Chatham. Nine. da Cana, Mr..
Volck's mother, is sailing today for
Brazil to join her husband for an
indefinite stay in that country.
The bride is the daughter of Victor
Withstandley, of Brooklyn. Mr.
Volck's first wife was Miss Elsie
Holmes. of New York, and they were
divorced several years ago. They had
two children. Elsie H. B. Volck and
Morris r. Volck, jr.. who Is under
the guardianship of Nine. da Cana
to remain until he is twenty-one.
Mime. da CANA was the widow of
Arthur Hearn, son of James A
Hearn, the dry goods merchant, when
she married the Brazilian ambassa-
dor to the United States. Mr.. Volck
and Adelbert Volck are the sons by
a former marriage of Nine. da Cana.
Mr.. and Mrs. fernando Cuniberti,
Of the italian Embassy staff. have
leased for the summer the apart
ment at 2400 Sixteenth street oc-
cupied by Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry Lee
Rust, jr. Mrs. Rust will spend the
summer at Christmas Cove. Maine,
with Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Allen Nor
ton have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter. LucyI
Byrd, to Mr.. Frank Monroe Eliot, OF
st. Louis, formerly a lieutenant in
the American army in France. The
ceremony will take place in the
Mount Vernon Place Church at $3.50
o'clock on the evening of June 80,
and will be the first to be celebrate
ed in the new church. The brides
great Twas for a
long time pastor of the old Mount
Vernon Place Church. and the we'd
dings of the family have for-several
generations taken place in the old
edifice.,
Miss Morton's engagement to Mr..
Eliot was announced in Boston two
years ago, just before he sailed for
France. where he served throughout
the war with the famous Liberty
Division.
Mrs. George Judd. of Boston. will
be matron Of honor for Miss Morton.
and the six bridesmaids to atte nd
her are: Miss Katherine Bianton. of
Richmond, Va: Miss Virginia Byrd
Hereford, MISC Margaret Donnolly.
Miss Helen Simms and Miaa a,,s