The Washington herald., 1919-09-08

Frank Kirkbride, Frank s. Katsen-
bach and Martin Maioney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron N. Parker, jr.,
have gone to Atlantic City and are
at the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. wetherill,
who were visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Wetherili, of An
dover avenue. Rosemont, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nash, of Dudley avenue
Narberth, near Baltimore, have re-
turned to their home in Washington
- Miss Julia Baugher. of Baltimore,
who lived I'm Washington for several
years, is spending the late season at
Atlantic City, where she is a guest at
the Burlington Hotel
Miss Laura Verran is spending the
summer in the Adirondacks.
The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Shipman
who were guests OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edison Bradley at their place
in the Thousand Islands, have gone to
New York.
INTERESTING
WEDDING NEWS.
On September "a in the Newark
DeD Presbyterian Church Miss Alice
Downey Evans, daughter of former
Representative and Mrs. William H.
Evans. and Capt. Armand Durant. U.
! s. A. OF Atlanta, Ga, will be married.
This wedding Is the elimination of a
war romance. The young people met
xuhf1a sarxyfpo ha -
! the Y. NJ. G. Axeentertaining soldiers
| In the leave area" In France. Both
returned to this country several weeks
ago and the engagement was an
nounced. Capt. Durant Is in the regu-
lar army, stationed at Fort Myer, Va.
william E. Hammond. private sec-
retary to Representative William l..
Carss. OF Minnesota, returned yes
iterday from Chicago with his bride.
formerly Miss Irene Huyck OF Oak
Park, Chicago. They are resid Ing
at-the George Washington Inn.
| DR.. and Mrs. Lyman Beecher
lSwormstedt announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Helen, to
Paul Lathrop Mansfield. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lott Mansfield, of Boston.
Mass. Mr.. Mansfield served In
France with the 26th division. Miss
Swormstedt graduated year ago
from Wellesley College.
| Miss Viola Mae Hudson and Miss
Miriam Seegel have returned from a
visit In New York.
In commemoration OF the birth
/ daU anniverSarN ~ No a
Lafayette. held Friday evening at
the Washington Club. 1901 X street.
the following unique program was
greatly enjoyed:
Brig. Gen. l. Collardet. military
attache OF the French Embassy,
was among members OF the military
| mission on the platform.
Frank Steele gave a graceful pre-
sentation speech and presented,
| through Miss Victoria Gathman, Of
Baltimore. the French flag, and
through Miss Susie Gary Campbell,
OF Galveston. Texas. the United
| States flag. to DR.. G. G. 3. Bullock,
president of the Lafayette Club.
These flags were donated by
Lieut.. Ora A. Martin. U. s. n.
| Frank Steele recited "On Flanders
Field" Mrs. Paul Anthony Ander-
son. soprano. sang in French the
Aria from Cleopatra" and respond
ed to encore with Lafayette, w.
Hear You Calling"
J. c. Z. East. baritone. sang The
Storm" and. for the encore, Some
where Voice Is Calling" The
original hand-painted Flag of the
! Allies" regimental sine. designed
by Miss wilmuth Gary. was greatly
admired and decorated the wall
| above the presidents desk.
A reception, with dancing. fol-
lowed. There were a number OF
guests from out OF town present
together with many of this city
whose names are identified with
Colonial history of the country.