Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-14

a few days here at the shoreham
Hotel.
Flynn-Tutt1e Wedding Oct. 1S.
Miss Margaret futile. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. LIE Roy futile, has Sc
lected Saturday, October IS, as the
date for her marriage to Mr.. Streeter
B. Flynn of Oklahoma City, formerly
of this city. The ceremony will take
place at st. Margarets Church at
o'clock and there will be large
wedding party. A small reception
will follow at the home of the brides
parents on lie Roy place. The bride
elect and her sister, Miss Adelaide
futile, have been great favorites in
society since their debut season or
two ago and the wedding will be one
of the most interesting of the au-
tumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill
have returned to their residence on
H street after spe nding the summer
at NarraganSett Pier
Miss Heloise Meyer. who spent sew
eral winters in Washington, is now
George Won l.. Meyer at Rock Maple
farm, Hamilton, Mass.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Larnes of the High
lands and her sons, Capt G. De
Freest Larner and Mr. Robert J.
Larner, have returned from a motor
tour through New England and the
White mountains. Capt Larner will
spend the winter in New York, while
Mr.. Robert Larner will return to New
Haven to resume his studies at Yale.
Maj. and Mrs. R. B. Mcbride, jr.,
are visiting Col. and Mrs r. B. Nc
Bride at 1860 Columbia road. Mai.
Mcbride will sail September II for
duty overseas, when he will be ac-
companieed by his wife.
Mrs Thomas N. Wood, widow of
Col. Wood, U. S. M. c.. is the guest of
Mrs Sydney Warren Thaxter at
Portland Me, until the goth of the
present month, when she will return
for the winter to her Washington
residence. 1853 K street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Let's and
their daughter, Miss Let's, have re-
turned to their apartment at 2oss
summer at the Waumbek, Jefferson,
New Hampshire.
Miss Catharine Let's, who motored
as far as New York with her parents,
is now the guest Of Miss Dorothy
with Miss Moody and party. chap
eroned by Miss Moodys mother, to
Canada
A reception in honor of Maj. Gen.
Charles Pelot Summerall, late COM
mander of the 5th Army Corps and
who commanded the LIST Division in
the battle of Scissors, will be given
by Mrs. Alban b. Butler. 1744 r
street northwest, this afternoon.
Many of the officers who served in
the 1st Division during the time that
Mai. Gen. Summerall was in command
are now in Washington. They will
soon be scattered to various stations
or discharged from the service. Gen.
Summerall is himself under orders to
proceed to Camp Zachary Taylor, KY,
| to again assume command of the 1st
Division at it's new home station. The
reception at Mrs. Buffers home will
give these officers of the LIST Division an
opportunity for last farewell
Mrs. Suml.Iera1l. who Is daughter
! of Gen. Alfred Mordecai. U. s. A.. re-
| tired, has made her home in Wash
| ington at the Westmoreland since
Cen Summerall has been In Europe
He was among the first American Of
fcers to be sent to Europe, leaving
| the United States for France in April
1917, the month war against Ger
many was declared. as member OF
the military mission to England and
| France Save for brief visit In
| Washington in the summer of 1917
| he has been absent on active duty
! continuously since that time. In the
| fall of 1917 he went to France with
J the 1st Division in command of the