The Washington times., 1919-06-06

merly Miss Frances Moore, a step
daughter of Mrs. Wichfeld, now
make their home.
Mr.. Wichgeld was recently detach-
ed from the Danish legation, in this
city, where he has served for several
years as attache.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin and
Miss Anna Hamlin will leave Wash
ington Saturday, making a leisureIy
motor trip to their summer home at
Mattapoisett'lM Mass, where Mrs. Ham
lin and Miss Hamlin will remain I'M
I'll the late autumn, Mr.. HamIin Join
ing them for the week-ends whenever
his duties permit
En- route to Massachusetts, they
viii be the guests for a week in AL
oany, n. Y, of Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Ham
Inns sister. They will also spend a
week in Boston to attend the festivi-
ties at Harvard University.
Mrs. Rufus Day. accompanied by
Ter children, will leave Washington
his evening for their summer home
It Mackinac Island, Michigan.
Miss Martha Goldman is staying at
ne BolSee cottage in Newport while
Ter Bellevue avenue villa is being
lade ready for occupancy.
StaROrds to Leave.
Mrs. Edward Stafford and her small
son will leave Washington next week
for the summer home of her parents,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robert Z.
Peary. at Eagle Island. Me. Admiral
and Mrs. PeaTy will join her there
early in July. Mr.. Stafford, who has
taken up the practice of law in Wash
ington since being released from the
army, will spend his vacation with
Mrs. Stafford at Eagle Island.
Duke Ricardo di Sangro, special at
tache OF the Italian embassy, has left
for Italy on temporary leave.
Miss HeIoise Meyer is visiting Mrs.
George Won Lengerke Meyer, at HAM
ilton, Mass.
Miss Linda Steuart. daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander &. Steuart.
and Roland Rehm, OF Chicago. whose
engagement was announced some
months ago, will be married next |
Wednesday evening at 7:3O o'clock. |
The wedding will take place in st.
johns Church, Georgetown, and will |
be followed by a small reception at |
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Steua-t
Mr.. Rehm has recently been released |
from the army, after having served |
IN France. He had the rank OF FIRST |
lieutenant
Miss Emily Steuart will be maid Of |
honor for her sister and the brides
maids will be Miss Marjory Steuart.
another sister OF the bride; Miss
Louise Hatch, of Boston; Miss Su-
same Lewis and Miss Lucy Berry |
Hyland Johns will be best man and
the list of ushers includes James
stone, Martin Fisher, William Chap
line and Lieut.. George Hawkins. u.
>. y. The Rev. DR.. Christopher Spar
ling will officiate. The bride will be
given in marriage by her father.
A number Of festivities have been
arranged in Miss Steuart's honor. On
Sunday afternoon Miss Berry will
give tea for her, and that evening
Mr. and Mrs. SteUart will entertain
he girls OF the wedding party at ,
supper. On Monday Miss Emily ,
iteuart will give a luncheon for her
sister, and on Monday afternoon she
will be the honor guest at bridge :
'arty which Mrs. Hardy Page is Civ ,
nS. Mrs. George Edwards gave
ard party for Miss SteuaFt on We'd
lesday.
Mr.. Rhem and his bride will make
heir home in Chicago.
Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo will
eturn to her now home in New York
oday. after spending the week in
Washington with her cousin, Albert
Dew. Erskine.
Major Chaunccy H. Stigand, OF the
British army, and Mrs. Stigan, who
vas Miss Nancy Nulee Nef, Of this
ity, arrived here yesterday TO visit
irs. Stigand's parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Wallace w. Men, at their home in
'ermont avenue. Major Stigand has
cen long service in the war.
The marriage of Miss FAY Elizabeth