The Washington times., 1919-09-20

! MISS HARRIET CL4AEhES
Daughter Of, Congressman and
Mrs, Frank Clark OF Florida
return to her washington home next
/ week
Mrs. James Carson Courts, OF 1910
BiitmOre street, announces the en-
/ gagement OF her daughter, Miss Sue
/ Courts, to Richard v. Oulahan. The
wedding win take place in October,
and only the members Of the imrnedi-
ate family win be present
Arthur Lee had guests dining with
him at the Cafe. st. Marks last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Brooke an
nounee the marriage OF their dsugh-
ter, Mildred Draney, TO Robert G.
IngersOll, on wednesday, September
IL, in Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs, Ralph Ellis has left York Har-
Dor and gone to Long Island for the
autumn season. .-.--s -.s --.- -,s.'''-
DR.. and Mrs. Cornelius De wesss
arc receiving 4congratulations on the
birth Of son, william De Wesse, on
Thursday
Mrs. E. s Knight has returned to
Washington after spending the sum-
mer on the coast Of Maine and tour
ing the New England States.
An interesting autumn bride will
be Miss Lydia Corning Mills, daugh-
ter OF Dir. and Mrs George Thomas
Mills, Of Roland Park, whose mar
riage to J. Clarence jameson, jr.. Of
I Washington, will take place today at
/ st. Ignatius' Church, in Baltimore.
] Mrs. Edward J. Gallagher, jr., will
4 be the matron OF honor and only at
| tendant Mr.. jameson will have as
his best man his cousin. Maj Louis
Remsen de Rode Of the United States
marine corps, who has just returned
from overseas.
The church OF The HolY Nam6
Eleventh and X streets northeast.
was the scene Of an interesting we'd
ding Monday morning, when Miss
Elizabeth Cecilia SpeIlbrinE became
the bride of Arthur Joseph GoeIling,
OF haywood, III. The Rev. Thomas
J. Kervick offclated during the nup-
tial mass.
rendered BY William Doherty and II.
usry- Choir, who sang 20 salutaris" at
the ORertory.
The bride wore a chsrmipg gown
Of ivory Georgette- crepe trimmed
with rose point lace and a picture
hat 70 match.
She carried a shower bouquet OF
white Bride roses and her only orna-
menr was a.necklace a. Of pearls which
was the gift OF the bridegroom.
. The maid Of honor was Miss Lillian
Holleck and Raymond J. Ryan. OF
Troy, n. Y, was best man.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
the brides parents, 623 Fourteenth
street northeast, covers being laid
for twenty-five guests. Among those
present from out Of town was Mrs. ].
B. Flicker Of New Jersey, aunt OF
the bride.
After the breakfast Mr.. and Mrs
Goelling left for a western trip.
They will visit his home, where a.
reception will be held in their honor.
Mrs. Goelling,s travelling gown was
navy blue bFoadcloth with coat and
hat Of the same shade.
After October 6 they will be at
home at 623 Fourteenth street north
east.
,. Returns FrOm Vacation.
The third secretary OF the Japan
ese embassy and Nine. Nuida' have re-
turned to their apartment in the
Highlands from a short vacation
spent in New York and Atlantic City.
They went to Niagara Falls for few
days and went through the Hog Is
land shipyafds. Mr.. and Nine Euida
viii leave Washington in November
for Bombay, India, where Mr.. Euida
has been appointed consul
Mrs Paul L. Joachim and her chil-
drsn have returned 20 Washington
after spending the summer at River
Springs, Nd.
Commander and Mrs. Z. H. Tillman
have been entertaining a house party
OF young people, friends OF thier son,
Ensign T.. II. Tiilman, L. S. n, for
the past week, their guests including
Miss Nancy Williams, Miss Elizabeth
Timberlake and Miss Ray Davis, all
OF Virginia; Ensign Whitfield Mead
and Ensign Hugh Taylor, both class
mates OF Ensign Tillman, who gradU-
ated with him last June at the Naval
Academy. The entire party left yes
day afternoon for Berryvilie, Va.
where they will be guests OF Miss
Williams and Miss TimbeFlake. A
number OF charming parties were
given for them during their stay
here.
Mrs. Tillman recently returned
from New York, where she was the
guest for a week OF her daughter,
Mrs. L. S. Frazer.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Herman
Edward Fischer are being cougratu-
lated upon the birth OF q daughter
September 16. Mrs. Fischer before
her marriage was Miss Beatrice DuIin, /
daughter OF Mrs. Charles Grayson
Dulin OF this city.
Mrs. John Deeds, the president OF
Lincoln Circle, No. 8, c. A. r., has re-
turned from Columbus, Ohio where
she attended the G. A. r. convention.