Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-14
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va. August IA
took place this morning at the Church
of Our Savior. New York city. when
Leo P. Harlow of this city and Wash
ington, a well known attorney, was
married to Miss Caroline Giltinan.
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
David Giltinan of Philadelphia. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
francis P. Duffy, who was the chap
plain of the Fighting 6sth." New
York regiment, which served IN
France as the 1s5th United States In
fantry.
Father Duffy and the bride were
Closely associated in relief work dur
ing the war while his regiment was
in the line" she having been secre-
/ tary to the United States Base Hos
pital No 3S. the Jefferson College
| unit. After her rehabilitation she
Travelled extensively throughout
france. England, Belgium and Italy.
having returned to the United States
within the last three months, since
which time she has been engaged in
special work for the Associated Press
| in New York city.
The bride is native of Philadel-
phla. graduate of the University of
pennsylvania. and is the author of a
book of verse. She is a regular con-
; tributor to magazines both here and
/, in England.
While abroad Mrs Harlow did spe-
cial work for the United States gov
eminent in connection with the United
states consul genera1ate in Brussels,
Belgium and was also associated with
Herbert Hoover in relief work in
Belgium. During the peace negotia-
tons in Paris she acted as executive
secretary to Elmer Roberts. the head
of the Associated Press in Europe.
The bridegroom is well known
local attorney. During the war he
was in active service as a captain in
the Army Service Corps.
After their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs
Harlow will reside in Alexandria.
Members of the congregation Of ST
Mary's Catholic Church next Thurs
day night will tender reception to
Rev. Louis Smet, pastor of St Mary's
Church. in. the Lyceum Hall. in ceie-
bration of his return from his old
home in Belgium. where he has been
visiting since last March. The fore
going is the tentative date fixed upon
by the members of the various So
ciedes of the church at a meeting
held last night in the Lyceum Hall.
presided over by NJ j. Mcfarland.
with n. T. Dryer as secretary.
The committee and members Of the
congregation will hold another meet
plans will be completed.
Tentative plans provide for a mu-
sicai program, speaking, and after
ward refreshments.
| Various committees were named to
take charge Of the arrangements, as
follows: c. NJ. Horgan, ways and
means: c. NJ Horgan, decorations;
Mrs. M. r. O'Sullivan. refreshments
| George Jaeger, music: M. J. Nc
| Farland, speakers.
|
members of the parish and all mem
ters are invited to participate.
| The Master Masons' Club has started
| rebuilding operations on its prop.
erty at the southeast corner of Cam.
eron and st. Asaph streets and expec,
dttion early in September. Until ther
the members have vacated. The WORK
! is under the direction of r. S. Cleye
land. a local builder.
L. w. Smith. the clubs secretary. ha.
returned from meeting of the Ma
IN New York city. he being a deleeat,
from the local club. He reports sucl
clubs are making rapid strides in al
most every state.
The local club has taken tentatiy,
steps to entertain the visiting dele
gates to the convention of 1921, which
will be held in Washington.
The various collaborators of tn
local Virginia war history commissio,
at meeting held yesterday Afternoon
in the rooms of the chamber of com
merce. presided over by Miss Helel
n. Cummings. reported progress
Those engaged in the task are making
an examination of the pre-war an,
! war work of residents of this cit
| who participated in the world wal
This information will be incorporate,
in the history of virginfa's war actfyi
| ties. There will be another meetins
held August %.