The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-05

large tea in their honor. Sunday even
/ ing Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gilroy, jr.,
| entertained at dinner for them. and
( last night Judge and Mrs Priest, of
St. Louis, gave a dinner with about
forty covers at Kate's Mountain Club
in their honor.
CIassmate Leaves After Visit.
| Miss Miriam Iouell, OF Portland.
Ore. who has been the guest for the
| past month of Miss Hazel Jones,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Wes-
| ley Jones' at their apartment at the
Cairo, is leaving Washington tomor-
row, for Ohio, where she will visit
She and Miss Jones are classmates at
| the University of Washington. They
will meet in Chicago about the end
of this month and proceed to the uni
versity together.
Last Saturday Mrs. Jones, with her
daughter and their guest motored
over to Annapolis and spent the day.
Maj. Gen. William c. Gorgas. who
! only recently returned from South
America, left last night for Guate-
mala, Venezuela, and Salvador to con-
tinue his yellow fever work. He will
| probably be gone several months.
Mrs. Gorgas, who accompanied him
on his previous trip, remains in her
apartment at the Highlands.
Maj. Melvin A. Hall, air service, has
| been detailed as assistant to the mill
tary attache at the United States en-
bassy, London.
Mrs. Smyth, wife OF Judge Constan-
tine j. Smyth, chief justice Of the
OF 81 lu h,e
| to. Buena Vista for the month.
Major Walter Dillingham; leaves
Washington tonight to join Mrs. Dill
bingham at Southampton. and thence
to the Pacific coast, en- route for
Honolulu. to be present at the open
ing of the great drydock which, as
an engineer before entering the serv-
ice. early in the war. he planned and
helped build.
Mrs. Charles D. Heimbold and her
son, Capt. David Heimbold, who now
is stationed here. have returned from
the Greenbrier Hotel. at White Sui
phur Springs. where they spent some
time and are at their apartment at
Somerset House.
bold's daughter, has been paying a
series OF visits since the spring. she
was the guest recently OF Mrs. viii
liam II. Drubyshire at her beautiful
camp, at Lake Placid, and now is
with friends at the Saranac Inn. Ger
old HeimbOld and Randolph Heimbold
will sail this week for England.
Frank Davis, jr of Columbus, Ohio.
recently appointed First Assistant At
torney General, is bringing his fam
lily to Washington. having taken an
apartment at the St. Nicholas.
Col. Charles b Wheeler, ordnance
department, stationed in this city. has
been ordered to Paris, France, for
duty as liaison officer with the
French war department.
Dayton Girl Marries Here.
The Church OF The Nativity was the |
scene OF pretty 5IS quiet wedding |
saturday, August ., at $50 p. m, |
VIXEN Miss Goldie P. Sagar, Of Dayton. |
Ohio. became the pride of CLIFTON II. !
S"dGwick. the Rev Enoch NJ. Thomp- |
son officiating. The bride wore n
very smart crepe dress and hat 20
n atcn. carrying a co:sRge bouquet Il |
orchids and sweetheart roses. MSnv
relatives and friends from this city
and out of town w1rs he"s for rhe
" sddIng. The bride and groom left |
Sunday for a months stay at the
br ide's home in Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Fl. Miner. Of
will leave Washington this
week for cruise of several weeks as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.