The Washington herald., 1919-08-06
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT


New York and will come to WASH
ington shortly for a visit
Mrs. Andrleus A. Jones, wife of
Senator Jones. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. F. r. Lord. who has been
her guest here for the last month,
will leave Washington tomorrow for
a visit to northern New York and
the Thousand Islands.
vIsCoUNT DE sIRoUR
LEAVES WASHINGTON.
Viscount Henri de Sibour has gone
to Newport to join his wife and chill
dren, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred johnson there.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimoek will have as
her guest at her summer place at Bar
Harbor, Me. Mrs. Arthur Murray
end OF the week. Mrs. Dodge is now
visiting in westosue. Conn.
Miss Marguerite Caperton. daughter
of Admiral and Mrs. w. B. Caperton.
is visiting Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock in
Newport.
Mr.. Richard II. Dana and his fam
lily, who spent June and July on their
farm in Washington. Conn. have
opened their house at Danas Beach,
Manchester
Mrs. Richard Bennett Creecy. of
Westminster. Md. and Washington.
has gone to Newport News, Va. to
meet her husband. Maj. Creecy. L. s.
NJ. who will arrive August from
France.
Miss Katharine Merry Farnum has
returned to her home in Baltimore
after being the guest OF Miss Margaret
Brodnax, OF Washington.
On the Hill, Glen Riddle, Pa. are
y. Y. where they went TO attend the
races. They have as their guestS this
week Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ Jefords,
of Glen Riddle; Mrs. James Msddux,
Of Warrenton. Va, and DR.. and Mrs.
Charles II. SchoT. Of Media.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
Miss Flora Whitney. Cornelius Whit
ney. and Miss Barbara Whitney were
welcomed back to Newport from
Westbury, L. T.. yesterday.
Lieut. and Mrs Puul Fitzsimmons.
who were I'm Boston, have returned to
their Newport villa.
NEwMANs ARE AT
WARDMAN PARK.
Maj. Oliver Newman. recently re-
turned from France. will be released
from the service next week. He and
Mrs. Newman have an apartment at
the Wardman Park Inn.
Mrs. Mexican. wife of Rear Ad-
miraI Josiah R Mexican. L. S. n. is
with Mrs. Alfred Tuckermsn in
Newport. The admiral is on the
staff of Secretary Daniels making
tour of the naval stations on the
Pacific Coast.
Lieut.. Eugene Chiles has returned
to Washington after passing a fort
night in Canada.
Miss Msrgery Hamilton Clinton,
of New York. well known in society
in New York and Tuxedo Park. n. Y.
since her debut a few years ago. is
engaged to Comdr. Lamar r. Leahy.
L. S. y. who Is well known in So
ciety here. The announcement was
made yesterday by her mother. Mrs.
Charles w Clinton. who is passing
the summer at Cedarhurst. L. I.
As an amateur dancer and actress
Miss Clinton has appeared frequent
! ly in dramatic and musical produc-
tions for charity. with the opening
of the war she gave her time to re-
lief work here and abroad and re-
Gently returned from overseas. where
she was a canteen and Red Cross
worker.
Commander Leahy was graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1903 and
has been on duty abroad for two
years. He belongs to the New York
Yacht Club and the University Club
of that city: the Chevy Chase Club
Of Washington and the Margham Club
Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin W. Gibson en-
tertained at dinner last night at
'Aled." their country place on the
Potomac, in honor Of Mr.. Tyrus r.
Cobb.
The wedding Of Miss Annie Myers
Crenshaw to Ensign Charles Leslie
McCrea. L s. n R F, will take
place tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
in st. Thomas Church The bride
will have as her attendant her sis
ter Mrs. Joseph V. Morgan. a bride
OF June Is. Dr. Richard Sylvester
will be the best man. and the ushers
will be Capt. Jack Harper. Mr.. Preston
King. Mr. Charles Potter and Mr.
Oliphant. of New York. 4 supper
for the Wedding party will be given
by the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
A. p. Crenshaw. in their Sixteenth
street home on tomorrow evening.
following the rehearsal for the cere-
mony.
Rear Admiral A p. NibIock, L.
8. n, is among a group Of naval
officers decorated recently by King
George of England.
sHISER-sHAw
WEDDING NEWS.