The Washington herald., 1919-04-06


Mrs. Robert Scott Lovett, of New
York and Washington. The we'd
ling will take place on the after
loon of April 10 in the home of the
BRIDES parents. Mrs. Peter Cooper
Bryce, eldest sister of Miss Brown,
who was Miss Angelica Brown be-
fore her marriage. will be the
brides only attendant.
Lieut.. Commander Lovett, who re-
turned recently from overseas and
has just received his honorable dis
charge. was graduated from Yale in
1918. He enlisted in the Naval Avia-
tion Service and was abroad for
more than year. He advanced
rapidly, retiring with the rank of
lieutenant commander.
Judge and Mrs. Lovett have lived
In Washington for the last two
years since he was made director of
the division of additions and bet
terments under the United States
Railroad Administration.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
will give a poem on May 2 at the Ho-
tel Lafayette. Manv dinner parties
have been arranged preceding the
dance.
The committee in charge of the
ball of nations given last wednes-
cay for the benefit of Neighborhood
House. has awarded a silver cup to
the Scandinavian group. which,
through an error, due to the excel
lence of the dancers, who were
thought professionals, was debarred
from winning the first prize. Nine.
Nordvall, wife of the special COM
! missioner from Sweden, and Mrs.
Mayo were the. chairmen for this
group. Neighborhood House will
receive over $4,000 from the ball
Professor and Mrs. II. L. Smith, of
, the University of Indiana. We're, the
dinner guests of Mrs. Nannette 3.
Paul at Paul Institute, Tuesday
evening. Professor Smith. member
OF the Federal Board of Vocational
! Training, spoke to the students on
"Re-education of the Soldier"
! Mrs. Goring Bliss is completing an
| other fairy play, which will be pro-
! uuced at the Belasco Theater, Tues
day afternoon. April 29th, for the
benefit of the Animal Rescue
/ League.
! Representative Hubert s. Dent. of
I the House Military Committee, with
| other members of the committee. will
| accompany Secretary of War New
! ton d. Baker abroad on his official
! visit to Europe They will sail from
New York next Monday aboard the
/ Leviathan.
Representative and Mrs. Dent have
I Just returned from a visit to their
son, Tinsley Dent. who is a student
at the New York Military Academy,
Cornwall-on-the-H Hudson. Mr.. Dent
will join his parents here Friday
! for his spring vacation
The marriage of Miss Grace Need
ham. daughter of Prof. Charles Willis
Needham. and Joseph Pogue, formerly
| of Raleigh, n. c.. will take place on
Thursday. April Il, at noon at the
home of the bride. 1909 Phelps place.
] There will be no attendants, and
( only members of the immediate fami-
! lies of the bride and bridegroom and
a few close friends will witness the
ceremony. An informal breakfast will
! follow. On their return from their
wedding trip Mr. Pogue and his bride
expect to make their home in Wash
lngton. He Is at present connected
with the Fuel Administration.
| No formal announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Needham and Mr..
Pogue has heretofore been made, and
the news of their approaching mar
riage will come as a surprise to all
but their most intimate friends, Miss
Needham, who has a. wide circle of
! friends in Washington, has been
prominently identified with the work
OF the National Womans Party. Her
father was at one time president OF
George Washington University.
Miss Roberta Brooke Russell
daughter of Col. and Mrs. John H.