The Washington herald., 1919-05-17
By E. C. DRUM-HuNT.

Mrs. Joseph B. Balbfus arrived
from her home in Georgia Thursday
ana Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William King Reeve. until Mr..
kalbfus comes the first OF June.
Miss Alice Coady. daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Charles Coady.
went TO Baltimore yesterday for the
launching of the new steamer Yeso-
king. Miss Coady was sponsor for
the Yesoking. The Shipping Board
was represented by s. Linthicum, q.
B. Shepherd. L. A. Dyer and James
Craig.
The wedding Of Miss Dorothy
Hughes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas B. Hughes OF Williamsburg, Pa,
man. son of Col. and Mrs. Frederick
]. Herman. of this city. took place
in that city this week. The cere-
mony was performed in st. James
Catholic Church.
Miss Anita warfield. daughter of
Adjt. Gen. Henry Mactier warfeld
and Mrs. warfield, of Maryland.
whose engagement to Mr.. Zachary
Roberts Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
u,
Va, has been announced. will be
among the autumn brides, having
selected October for her wedding.
Miss Warfield has been a great favo-
rite since her presentation to So
ciety several years ago, and has
been actively engaged in war work.
Mr.. Lewis. who was released from
service in the winter, is living in
Baltimore.
DR.. Rosalie S. Morton. who spent
long time on the Macedonian front
with the Serbian army. will give an
account of her interesting and
thrilling experiences at the chapel
of George Washington University on
Monday at fss15. The public is cor
daily invited to attend this lecture.
Washington residents who have
been at the Hotel Chatham, New
York. this week, are: Miss velma
Hitchcock. Mr.. E. NJ. Jeffrey. Mrs. B.
A, w. Winn and Madame Julia E.
Rosso.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
Depew are making their annual visit
in Washington. They are at the
willard where they will remain
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Van Ness have
returned to Baltimore from Washing
ton. where they were guests at the
luncheon this week at the Shoreham
Hotel. given In honor Of Brig. Gen.
Charlton. Of the British Embassy, who
Is frequent visitor In Baltimore. MIR.
and Mrs. Van Ness are occupying
their country home in the Green
Spring Valley, near Stevenson Station,
after having spent the winter months
In Baltimore. Mrs. Van Ness BROTH
er-in-law. Capt. Carlos " Cusachs,
recently has been ordered to this city
from Havana. Cuba. where he has
been connected with the Naval In
telligence Bureau since his return
from Spain. Mrs Cusachs and their
children also spent the winter in
Havana.
Mrs. Harrington. wife Of Gov. Har-
rington. of Maryland, presided early
In the week at the tea given at the
Peabody Galleries in Baltimore in con-
nection with the Charcoal Clubs ex-
hioition of American Art Mrs. Har-
rington was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. James p. Gorter, Mrs. Henry NJ.
Warfield. Mrs. Oscar Lesser, Mrs.
John NJ. Dennis. Mrs. John c. Evans.
Miss Aroostine Scales, daughter OF
Admiral Scales, u. s. N, the recently
appointed superintendent of the Naval
Academy; Miss Katherine Walton and
Miss Anna Maria Ridout, also of An
napolis: Miss Meta Burrase, of this
city. daughter of Armiral Burrage.
y. s. N: Miss Frederick Lesser and
Miss Anita warfeld.
Ex-senator Joseph Bailey is making