The Washington herald., 1920-08-15

.RY LAY,
y, U. S. NJ. c., who before her
Dice. Col. Lay belongs to an
a fine war record.
leased. Miss Miller Graham made
her debut at a party given for her
last year by her parents in their
villa in Santa Barbara.
Cutting short his preparation for
college. Mr.. Warren went 70 Paris
in 1916 and for six months served
with the Harjes ambulance corps
He then entered the French army,
in which he served six months, after
which he entered the French srtli.
lery school at Fontainebleau, where
he received a commission in the
French army. Subsequently for he
roic service he was decorated with
the French War Cross with three
citations and with the French Mil.
tary Medal.
In September, 1918. h. was
wounded and in December Of that
year returned to New York. he q.
a member Of the Racquet and Ten
mis- Club.
VISIT OF PRINCE
CAUSE or RUMoRs.
When the Miller Graham, came to
Washington and leased q house for
the period OF the Princes Visit, the
cats" ALI said she was angling for
him-people are so Unkind, aren't
they! Good ness knows. she is pretty
enough to attract a half a dozen
princes So. as usual, the cats"
were all wrong: she probably was
half in love with Whitney Warren
then: who knows; certainly the
cats" don't.
Just as they" said. when pretty
Marguerite Simonds went to Eng
land this summer. that she was go
ing there to sec the prince. that he
had sent for her: that she was TO
be presented at court at his request
even that she was engaged to the
prince, and, others that she hoped
TO become engaged TO him, and q
dozen or more silly things The
truth was that the prince wasn't
even in England then but had start
ed OF on his Australian trip and a
little bird whispered in my ear the
Whit va AIldl vi AEEAAE ClUAOuut
is infatuated with a man who lives
right here in Washington, and that
he is madly in love with her. Some
body else said that It was 70 break
OF her infatuation with this youth
that she was sent abroad and an
other said Il was because OF her in
terest in him that she hurried home
in the middle Of the summer. No. ]
can't tell you his name; that is Miss
Simond's privilege.
LOCKWOOD ELoPMENT
SURPRISES CAPITAL.
What did you think OF pretty
Carter Mulliken and Wynn. I mean
Winthrop Lockwood, runnins of and
getting married? Everybody calls
him Wynn, so l almost forgot that
isn't bis name. Homer winthrop
Loci wood is all OF it. Wynn. you
know, went abroad with Dr. Ryan
DeveresuN's ambulance unit which
sat and cooled Its heels' for months
at Allentown before il finally got
across and then had to break up on
tina: side because OF some red tape
or lack Of funds and most OF the
boys Joined French units.
Well. Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Lock
wood, the boys parents, were told
the boy was dead; officially notified.
and didn't know the difference for
months. Finally. they learned that
he was a German prisoner. much to
their relief. He was held a prisoner
from June until November. 1918. but
finally was returned here after the
little the worse for wear.
His experiences were quite thrilling
He was captured at an advance post
near Montdidier, France. He was
taken 10 q number Of places, both
in France and Germany, and made
to serve as q hospital orderly. Al
though his service entitled him 20
regular orderly rations. better food
than most prisoners obtained, yet
the dfst was such that, combined
with Illness and overwork he lost
sixty-three pounds.
SPEND HONEYMOON
IN MASSACHUSETTS,
He was reported missing in Ec-
ton" and nothing further was heard
from him for some time. Finally
two postcards telling OF his capture
his parents.
Now he is married to pretty Car
ter Mulliken. one OF the most popu-
lar and attractive members of the
younger set in society here and in
Virginia After her mother married
Jimmie" Nolan several years ago
they went down into Virginia TO
live. Jimmie Nolan is the son OF
John Nolan OF this city. The young
bride and groom are spending their
at Beverly Farms and
at Magnolia, Mass, but win come
TO Washington for the winter.
Yesterday there was an interest
ing wedding here-our own Col.
Robert u. Patterson got married
again. His first wife died while
he was abroad during the war. He
went over as the head OF the first
unit sent across by the
United States army, as I remember
It. He and his wife were extremely
popular here and were very active
just went every
where. Both were exquisite dancers
and good conversationalists. She
was rather tall and slender with
pretty black hair and made a
charming hostess. They entertained
a great deal. They had several
small children, all girls, think.
The new Mrs. Patterson was Miss
Eleanor Reeve. Of Brandywine, Nd.
They were married yesterday at the
Church OF the Epiphany. The Rev.
Robert E. Browning, acting rector.
performed the ceremony. The wed
ding wasn't planned for this month:
was to have been in September. but