The Washington herald., 1919-04-24

Lieut. John Kendrick Bangs. jr.. re-
turned last night from q short vicft
in New York He will leave WASH
ington at the end Of the week to join
Mrs. Bangs, who Is the guest OF her
brother. Robert McFadon. at his farm
at Bushfield on the Potomac In Vir-
ginia-
Col and Mrs. Julian Harris are
at their, new bungalow, near Annapo-
LIS. for an indefinite stay.
Miss Tracy Lyon. OF New York. VIII
come to Washington today or tomor-
row to remain with her sisters. Mrs.
Sherman Haight and Miss Laura
Lyon, until they leave Washington.
about May /, for their home in New
York. Mrs. Haight will make the trip
by train. but the Misses Lyon will
motor to New York.
Col and Mrs Walter Parker. who
have been living at the Wardman
Park Hotel for several months.
have returned to their home in De-
troit- Col Parker was in the Sur
geon Generals office here for al
mcst two years
Representative Frank Doremus.
who is visiting Michigan. will re-
turn to Washington at the end of
the week.
Col. and Mrs. F. z. Buchan have
taken the house at 5312 Thirty
eighth street occupied for about a
year by Capt. and Mrs. Sidney
Small. who returned to Detroit a
few days ago.
Mr.. I. T. Mann has returned
from a visit to Bramwell, W. Va
Miss Mary Maxwell Moore, who
Eas been the guest of Mrs. Hughes
OIiphant for a week or more. will
return to her home in Trenton, N.
J.. today.
Miss Lydia Addison has returned
from Atlantic City. where she spent
about ten days
Miss OIyve Graef will give a dinner
this evening in compliment to Miss
Roberta Brooke Russell and her fiance
John Dryden Kuser. She will take her
guests later to the Bal Masque at the
Club de Vingt Tomorrow evening
Miss Anna Hamlin will give a dinner
for the wedding party and that after
noon Miss Elizabeth Grinnel will give
a tea for Miss Russell. The festivi-
ties in compliment to this popular
bride will close with the dinner which
Miss Mildred Bromwell will give for
the bridal party on Saturday evening
following the wedding. Miss Graef.
Miss Hanlin, Miss Grinnell and Miss
Bromwell are among Miss Russell's
bridesmaids.
Miss Hamlin will leave town on
Sunday for a weeks visit to Boston.
Miss Hamlin will entertain n house
party this week for the wedding Of
Miss Roberta Brooke Russell and John
br.den Kuser. which will take place
on saturday. Her guests will be Miss
Mary Lorilard. of New York, one o.;
Miss Russells bridesmaids, and three
Of the ushers.
Col and Mrs. Edward Sturges, Mai.
and Mrs Edgar Munson and Maj.
Lowe. who will have a supper and
theater party; Mr.. William Bowie
Clark and Mrs. William G. Morgan
are among those who will entertain
at dinner this evening before the
dance to be given at the Club de
Vingt for the Free Milk for France
Fund.
Capt. r. r. Glen. OF the British en-
bassy staff. is coaching the cast Of
clever young society girls who will
put on the midnight frolic, at the
dance The music is catchy, the dances
clever and altogether the little re-
vue gives promise of being very good
entertainment. 1t will be given twice,
at 1l:30 o'clock and at 1890 Louis
Thompson will sing the leading role
The dance will be bal masque
and fancy dress is in order, aSShough
not obligatory. Masks may be OBJ
taincd that evening at the club or at
/ the headquarters of the free milk fund
in F. street.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood and
Mrs. Arthur Graham Glasgow will re-
ceive tomorrow evening. assisted by
Miss Nancy Lane, Miss Frances
/ Hampson. Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss
Lillian Washburn Newlin. The COM
mite in charge of the series of sub
scription dances, OF which this is one,
includes Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs.
Richard Crane, 3D., Mrs. Edward
Beale Mclean. Mrs. Ffoulke Smith,
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth and Mis-;
Eleanor Dallas Johnston.
The marriage of Miss Anna NIarr.
daughter of Mrs. NJ. y. Marr. to VIII
liam II. Finkel. jr., was solemnized
at noon yesterday. The ceremony.
which was marked by great simplic-
ity and attended only by members of
the two families. took place at the
home of the brides brother-in-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Howcs
Butman. and was followed by an in
formal breakfast.
The Reverend DR.. Charles Wood
pastor of the Church of the Covenant.
officiated and Mrs. Butman, who held
the brides flowers during the cere-
mony. was the only attendant. The
bride wore a simple. but becoming
frock of white lace over chiffon and
carried an armful of pink roses and
sweetpeas. Her going-away gown was
smart suit of navy blue serge worn
with a blue straw hat. On their re-
turn from their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Finkel will make their home in
Washington.
Mrs. Ferdinand Mayer OF Indian
apolis, and her brother. Mr.. Louis
I.athrop also of INDIANAPOLIS are in