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Barnett went to her country estate.
Wakefield Manor. on the Rappshan-
mock. Thursday. accompanied by her
two daughters. the Misses Gordon
Gen. Barnett will join them there
Friday TO spend the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Penneld
sailed Thursday for this country, after
spending over q month In Paris. where
Mr.. Penheld acted as technical ad-
wiser TO the delegates from Panama
at the Peace Conference
MAJ. and Mrs. John Bryant enter
ttsIned at dinner informally last night
at the Cafe st Marks.
United States Senator William NJ.
Calder became a grandfather this
week through the birth 20 his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Elsie Calder Lee. Of a efrl,
who has been named Katherine Cal
der Lee. Mrs. Lee is the wife OF
Lieut. Commander Lee. L. s. n.
Maj. Philip ID. Wilson has return
ed here from Columbus. Ohio.
James p. DObbins is visiting hi,
mother. Mrs. Mary A. Dobbins, in
birmingham. Ala
The marriage Of Mrs. Henry Elliott
! Waggaman OF Washington. and Mr..
Walter Eben Burnside. of Silver City.
n. NJ. will be held quietly April y
/ at Wild Rose Lodge. the estate near
Annapolis Of Mrs. John Floyd wsgg-
aman, Of Washington. the mother
in-law Of the bride-elect Mrs. wagg-
aman. her daughter-in-law and the
lattsr's fance have been at the Bel
vedere Hotel in Baltimore a few
days.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Virginia Weaver and Capt. Pike
Powers waldrop took place last
Wednesday in Birmingham. Ala.
Capt and Mrs. Wsldrop. who are
taking a long wedding trip. will
come TO Washington TO reside, as
Capt. Waldrop is stationed here.
Miss Blossom Shepard, OF New
| Orleans. was in Washington for a
few days. She left here Thursday
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yesterday for France. Miss Shepard
will go to Paris to act as secretary
for the National Catholic War
Council She will be absent six
months and perhaps longer.
Mrs. Robert Williams Daniel, who
has been in Atlantic City. has gone
to Huntingdon W. Va. where she
is visiting her father. Representa-
tive James A. Hughes. Capt. Daniel
is still on duty here, but expects
to be relieved shortly, when he and
his wife will return TO their home
in Philsdelphia-
Mr.. and Mrs. z. S. Wilcox. 14lS
Belmont street. have motored to
Philadelphia, to spend the Easter
holidays with their son. Frank s.
Wilcox. of United States Shipping
Board. = Before returning home they
will stop at Atlantic City for a few
days
Miss Marie Louise Owens chairman
Of the young ladies' committee for
the Dixie Ball TO be held at the VIII
lard Easter Monday evening. and her
vice chairmen. Miss Grace Maud
Morgan. Miss Freda De Pew and
Miss Elsie Eastment. announce the
following as their assistants: Miss
Lucite Jacobs. Miss Elizabeth Mccall,
Miss Helen r. Woods. Miss EfBs
O'Neal. Miss Rebecca Lennon, Mrs.
~. J. Rodler. Miss Ruth Brandenburg,
Miss Dorothy Brandenburg. Miss
Helen Grifith. Miss Virginia Grifhth.
Miss Adelaide Lee. Mrs. Harry Owen
Holt, Miss Lucille Clark, Miss Harriet
Clark. Miss Florence ouisenberry.
Miss IItitis Southeate. Miss Ida
Mable Sechrist. Miss Sallie worley.
Miss Alice Theobald. Mrs George
Mitchell. Miss Louise Mattingly. Miss
iHenrianne Early. Miss Julia Chandler.
Miss Ella V. Evans. Miss Eleanor
Hale. Miss Ruth Green. Miss Ethel
NJ. johnson. Miss Fisher Taylor. Miss
Alta h. I.aGear. Miss Anne Seiden.
Mrs. Eugene Fly. Miss Zelia Forestal.
Miss Lillian Morgan, Mrs. Joseph
Zirkle. Miss Helen II. Hopkins. Miss
Phebe Gates. Miss Grace Eastment.
Miss Helen Eastment. Miss Hazel
Davis, Miss Virginia Hereford, Miss
Jennie Harvie Jones. Miss Ruth
Laughton. Mrs. Lee Roy Gray. Miss
Olive Plant. Miss Edith L. Richter.
Miss Anne f. Richter. Miss Josephine
Saunders. Miss Vivian Thrift Miss
Bertha Thomson. Miss Lillian
Brooke willoughby. Miss Dorene May
Gaskill, Miss Helen V. Edmunds. Miss
Katharine Kendrick. Miss Ann Lee
CLARK. Miss Frances f. Farrell. Miss
Marian Virginia Revere. Mrs. Frank
lin Barr Miss Aileen Smith, Miss
Margaret Smith, Miss Cornelia Clark.
Miss Laura Mcbride, Miss Mildred
warrick, Mrs. c. o. Campbell Mrs.
J. King Pickett, Mrs. Earl Carbaugh.
Miss Elizabeth Koones. Miss Suzanne
Roberts Miss Mary Brock. Mrs.
Grace Van Castle and Miss Nan
rawlings.
Posters depicting the tragic history
OF little Somme-Py. French village en-
tirely annihilated by the Hun. are
being plastered over Washington to-
day. These posters announce the
fashion fete to he given next SAT-
urday afternoon and evening at the
New willard TO raise funds to rebuild
this little town.
Tickets are selling at all hotels FOR
s.. according to the poster. The treas
urer in charge of sending the recon
struction money TO France IL Robert
3. Fleming. Mrs. John Allan Dough-
i erty is m charge OF arrangements.
"Releasc1 from pressing need Of
y vital war work. :" said Mrs. Doueherty.
yesterday. the women and the nsen
too. are letting their thoughts drift
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