The Washington herald., 1920-06-12

ated from Columbia University and
is a sister of Mrs. Kelley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelley's son, Philip Henry Kel-
ley. will spend the summer IN
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S. Gottlieb
have announced the engagement of
Fain, of New York City.
Mrs. Joseph Hampson has as her
s. NJ. who was Just graduated from
the U. S. Naval Academy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley Simmons
and their children will leave Wash
ington, Wednesday, for Eaglesmere,
Pa. where Mrs. Simmons and the
children will spend the summer, Mr..
Simmons dividing his time between
Washington and Eaglesmere.
Maj. E. E. Whiting who has been
at Asheville, N. c., for several
months. will return here to join
Mrs. Whiting about the goth. Their
daughter. Miss Frances Z. Whiting,
| who spent the winter in Paris with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Benet, will remain with
them until October. She is being ex-
| tensively entertained and this sum-
mer Will take an extended motor
trip in Europe with Mr.. and Mrs.
Benet.
Mrs. w. w. Harllee, wife of Col.
Harllee. and her children will leave
today to visit for about ten days in
Wilson, n. c.
| or interest hero Is the news from
Portland, Me, of tho marriage in
tnntions Of Lincoln Macveagh OF
West Chester, Pa, and Miss Eliza
beth McKeen of Brunswick. Me. Mr..
MacVeagh is 81, lctired lawyer,
son of the late Wayne MacVeagh.
Attorney General under Garfield and
Ambassador to Italy, and brother to
Franklin MacVeagh. former Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Mr.. Mac
Veagh is a widower and this will
be his third r'arriage.
His f1nancee, a number of years
his junior, Is native of Nantucket,
Mass, daughter of James McKeen.
who was distinguished lawyer.
and Mary E. Lewis, of an old West
Chester family. Both Mr.. Mac
Neagh ard Miss McKeer have sum-
mer homes at Jewels Island, Casco
/ Bay.
Miss Marian Gallery. of Chicago.
who attend the June week festivi-
ties at the United States Naval Acad-
cmy Is now the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Norman Gillett In Chevy Chase.
Miss Elearor Walker, a former
American. has been ar pointed a sec
retary at the Danish legation in
this city. She was born in New
Rochelle, n. Y. and went to Dem
mark seventeen years ago with her
mother. who is a Dane. and two
years ago became a Danish citizen.
She has arrived in this city
Maj. Oliver H. Dockery, jr.. of the
Adjutant Generals office, War De-
/ partment, was host Wednesday
evening at a dinner party in the
private banquet room at the Army
and Navy Club.
Maj Dockery's guests were: Gen.
Charles H. Martin, Col. Julius T.
Conrad. Col. and Mrs. Russell T.
Langdon, Mr.. and Mrs. willard F.
Warner, Capt. and Mrs. William F.
Robinson. jr., Capt Clifford c. Ear
Mrs. Joseph p. Gregory. and Capt.
Ray C. Montgomery.
Miss Byrd Mock. founder of the
American women's Legion. will
give an address this afternoon at
1880 in room 161. Arlington Build =
ing. corner H street and Vermont
| avenue with an especial view to
interesting the War Risk women in
the art of swimming as a means of
| life saving and as an aid to health
and beauty. Miss Mock is organ
| izing a life-saving corps in the
American women's Legion, an or
ganization that stands for the phys.
ical Improvement of women as
well as first aid to the injured,
aside from its purely patriotic pur-
poses. This life-saving corps will
take part In the Red Cross Learn
to-Swim" week June 10 to 2s, as
part Of their regular first aid work.
This corps will doubtless have a
lot of fun besides benefiting them
selves and others by what they
learn during this. week of SWIM
ming. DIR. Sidney c. Cousins. a
weIl-known Washington physician,
says there is nothing that so much
tends to bring perfection to the hu-
man form as systematic swimming.
! 1t Is de luxe method of physical
culture" The slogan of the city
during this week will be Every
one in Washington a Swimmer"
Durham @. Rogers entertained Mt
dinner last evening at the Cafe St.