The Washington times., 1920-06-01

their daughter. Miss Aususts Chris
tan Siass TO Robert AcclanshAn Al
len. OF Roanoke. Va. Miss 0iass 4.
now visiting In Roanoke. No date
has been set for the wedding, but AZ
win probably take place In the early
fau. Mr.. Allen II an architect, and
he served as q lieutenant In the
French army during the war with
Germany.
Miss Glass was maid of honor st
the marriage of her sister, Miss Mary
Archer Glass. and John Guerrant
Boatwright. last November. This WAS
one OF the important events of the
season ana took place while Senator
GLASS was Secretary OF the Treasury.
ksyes To Co To New Hampshire.
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, wife Of
Senator Keyes. OF New Hampshire,
and her youngest son will leave
Washington tomorrow and will make
a short visit In Boston before going
TO Pine Grove Farm. their home at
Beverhill, N. H.. for the summer
m Sths. Senator Keyes will Join MIS-.
keyes In New Hampshire after Con-
gress 'adJoins. Their two older boys,
who are now In boarding school. Will
be with them for a few weeks ana
will then go to boys camp for tho
summer.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane. who 10 in
Washington for a few days to super
intend the closing of her apartment
at Wendell Mansions. Is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph caspar Miller.
Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin. who has
been In Washington for few days
after a long stay In Boston, started
today by motor for her summer home
at Mattapoisett. Mass. Miss Anna
Miss Marjorie Wright and will then
join her mother at Mattapoisett
Collier. Off To Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Miller Col
lier left Washington today for their
home In Auburn. N. Y. They will 60
to Chicago to attend the Republican
national convention. Mr.. Collier Is a
member of the advisory committee on
policies ana platform.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus s. Ellison,
after spending three weeks in the
city as the guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
Everett M Ellison in NJ street, left
yesterday for their home in Ten
nessee. --
! OF widespread interest Is the an
nouncement made by Mrs. Frank T.
Robertson of the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Anne Elizabeth Rob-
ertson, to Ralph B. Bagby, Lieut..
United States Air Servite. Lieutenant
Bagby is the SON of Mr. and Mrs.
New Haven. Mo. Hb Ia stationed at
Langley Field, Va During the war
he was at the front with the 14Oth
and 214th French Hsoadrilles in the
Fourth French Army andTlater in the
sSth American Aero Squadron. He
took part in Ave major engagements,
receiving the Croix de Guerre in the
Champagne offensive, the d. S. c.,
and Belgian Order OF the Crown. in
the Argonne offensive. He was also
one, of those who took part in and
completed the Transcontinental aerial
race last fall. He graduated from
the MASSACHUSETTS, Institute OF Tech
'noiogy in Mechanical Engineering in
1916 and also received q degree from
Harvard.
Miss Robertson has been residing
in Washington for the last two
years. Her mother. who has been
visiting Miss Robertson in Washing
ton for about Ave months. has just
returned to her home In Kansas City,
Mo. She is the widow of Frank T.
Robertson, who was general man.
ager of the Montana Railroad at the
time OF his death, about fourteen
years ago.
Near East Relief Fete.
The double beneht for the Near
East Relief Fund, which opened on
Friday afternoon with a garden fete
at Twin Oaks, came to . brilliant
close last evening with q concert and
ball at Wardman Park Hotel. The
company which assembled for the re-
cital was fairly small but extremely
distinguished, and 1t was augmented
later in the evening by the guests
from numerous dinner parties.
Miss Helen Kanders, soprano OF the