The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

their baby daughter will leave town |
on Friday for Silver Lodge. her sum- |
mer home. at Christmas Cove. Me.
Lieut.. Rust win remain but a short |
time. but In August he and his father |
will Join the family for a visit of |
several weeks. i
Lieut. and Mrs. Rust.s daughter was |
chrtstened on Sunday. the ceremony
taking place I'm st. Pauis Church. |
she was named Mary Jane Rust. after |
her grandmother and Ereat-grand- |
mother. Mrs. Lawrence Baker and
Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury are the lit |
tie girls godmothers, and Lieut.. |
Rusts brother. Gwynne Rust, stood
godfather for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Brooks an
nounce the marriage of their daurh-
Ter Miss Hester B. Brooks, to Mr..
II. Burch Gordon. which took place
az II O'Clock yesterday morning at
tne presbyterian manse. noe G street, |
with the Rev. j. Harvey Dunham.
pastor Of the Western PRESBYTERIAN
Cnurch' oficiating. In the presence Of
the immediate family. After a we'd
olng trip to Boston Mr.. and Mrs.
Sordon will return to Washington.
"here they will make their home.
invitations have reached washing
ton Tor the marriage of Mrs, RUBY
curry Murphy. of Taylor, Tex, and
Mr. Howard Richard Kirouck. The
ceremony will take place on Satur-
day at the home OF the brides sis
Ier. MIS- William Hendrick Quaw,
al Maloa-on-the-Sound, Long Island.
Mr.; hirouck and his bride will be
Al nome after July l at Whittier Inn,
Seagate, Long Island. Mrs. Murphy
has been a frequent visitor In wash, !
lngton and has many friend. here
Miss Jeanette Hays. daughter of
Mrs. Helen Page. was married yes
terday afternoon at o'clock to Roh- |
ert Lee Faris. IT., at the home ~ m.
orldes mother on Mount Pleasant
street. The ceremony was Performed
oy the Rev. e. H. Stevens, of 81. |
Stephen's Episcopal Church. and Miss
margaret White played the wedding
march and other musical numbers
appropriate to the occasion. The
young couple were attended by Mr.,
Theodore Lippitt as matron Of honor
and James Hornaday as best ma,
The wedding Is the elimination OF a
nigh school romance. and the young
couple will. after a short wedding
trip make their home in Washing.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Day spilman
IT. or Warrenton. Va, are spending
their honeymoon at White SULPHUR
springs. w. Va. having arrived by
automobile from New York. Mrs,
Spilman was formerly Miss Phoebe
hanooipn' OF Baltimore, granddaugh-
OF the late Bishop Randolph, OF |
Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Hutchin-
son VIII close their apartment at the |
Dresden the last of the month. wben
they will go to Moon Lake, in IN.
Adirondacks, for the summer.
MRS. Samuel Beverly Williamson |
VIII close her apartment at Stone
leigh Court today. leaving wash |
ington for a visit Of several month,
in Tennessee.
Mr.. Thomas W. Lawson. Of Ro.-
ton, has announced the engagement
OF MS youngest daughter, Miss |
Jean Chandler Lawson, to Cant. |
Burgess Allison Edwards. The date
OF the wedding will be in the near
future. and will be announced as
soon as Capt. Edwards business
plans. which will probably call him /
10 a Foreign country. are definitely |
settled.
Capt. Edwards has Just returned
from France with B Battery. 302d |
Field Artillery. which organization |
he commanded from its formation !
IN September. 1917, until mustered
out of the service last month.
Miss Lawson has Just ended a |
year OF night and day service a.,
driver in the women's
Motor Corps. She is the youngest
of Mr.. Lawson's six children and !
graduated from Miss Mays School
in 1915 She. with her three sis
ters. is a member of the Sewing
Circle and the Vincent Club.
Capt Edwards is the son of the
late John Couper Edwards and Mrs.
elizabeth Drake MorrilD Edwards.
Of Brookline and Marion. He grad
uated from Harvard In the class Of
1914. He was a member OF the
Institute of 1870. D. K. z. and Hasty
Pudding clubs. and ran on the
>. III
served on the border with A Bat
terry. First Massachusetts, Field Ar
tillery. and later was commissioned
at the first Plattsburg training
camp.
Previous to his entry into the
service Capt Edwasds was
with Hayden, Stone and
Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall is
one OF the patronesses at the motion
picture production of the Great
Romance" with Harold Lockwood |
as the star. to be given this after /
noon at tho Knickerbocker Theater
for the benefit of the Young wom-
ems Christian Association. The
ether patronesses are Mrs. Josephus |
Daniels. Mrs George Barnett, Mrs.
John Hays Hammond. Miss Mabel |
Boardman, Mrs Stephen B. Ekins,
Mrs. John Paul Earnest, Mrs.
George Carpenter. Mrs. John Bindy
Hird. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs. |
George White. Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings. Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
Herbert Day. Mrs. Charles w. |
Richardson. Mrs. H. B. F. Mac
farland. Mrs Perry Heath, Mrs.
Thomas B. Kramer. Mrs. Fred T.
Wright. Miss Margaret Fox, Miss
Francis Chickering. Miss Elizabeth
Pierce. Mrs Woodbury. Pusifer,
Mrs. John Scully. Mrs. Chester ID.
swope. DR.. Ada R Thomas, Miss
Mabel N. Thurston and Mrs Eva c.
Weston.
The chairman of the patronesses
Is Miss Ethel Bagley. and Miss Mar