The Washington times., 1920-06-28

company of guests al the recopto"
which will follow. 80.
Miss Helgsseu's home 10 In Aluon,
N. d.. but she and her mother nave
an apartment In the Northumoeriana.
which they have been occupying Tor
soms time. She was . student AZ the
University Of North Dakota and later
was graduated from George Wash-
inxton University. Mr.. Fisher Is aiSo
a graduate Of George Washington.
of the engagement
was made some weeks ago.
Mr.. Fisher and his bride Will make
their home in washington.
Miss Frances Hampson, Miss Ruth
Donaldson, Col. William II. Johuston
and Capt. Frederick cremer are mem.
bers Of the little house party which
Mrs, Clinton r. Grove and Miss Betty
Grove are entertaining at their bon
ualow. near Hagerstown. Nd.
Miss Hampson and her mother. Mrs.
Joseph Hsmpson. will remain In
washington for several weeks longer.
instead of going to jamestown. r. l..
as they had originally planned, since
Mrs. Hampson's son, Ensign Edgar
w. Hampson, will be on duty at An
nspolis. He had expected to join his
ship, with headquarters at James
town. In August Mrs. Har,pson and
Miss Hampson expect to go to Hot
Springs, Va.
Miss Laura Mohun will visit Mr.,
and Mrs. william Mcclellan Ritter
at their summer home In Manchester,
N. H., in July. and later Mr. and Mrs.
Ritter and Miss Mohun will take q
motor trip to Quebec, Canada.
Mrs. John Lewis Smith and Miss
Mary Amber Smith will leave
wednesday for New York, where they
will visit for two weeks before going
to SprinEdale, N. j., for the remainder
of the summer.
Miss Marjorie Brown and Edward
NJ. Brown have gone to Long Island
to attend the wedding Of Miss Doris
Thornley, and Theodore Hammond
Smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Smith. OF Atlanta. which will take
place Wednesday At the home OF the
brides parents in Forest Hills Gar
dens. Mr.. Brown will be among the
attendants at the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armat, who
have recently taken possession Of an
apartment. at 1870 wyoming avenue,
die Of July for Edsartowp Martha's
Vineyard, Mass.
Mrs. Helen Hamilton Gardener, Of
Warrington, the hrst woman to be
appointed to serve on the United
States Civil Service Commission. Will
be the guest Of the woman's auxiliary
Of the Massachusetts Civil Service Re-
form Association today and tomor-
row in Boston.
MOVE TO NEW HOME.
Comdr. and Mrs. George Martin
rnent In sixteenth street to the resi-
dence. 1888 S street, which thew re-
Gently purchased from Mr.. and .Irs.
John Foster Dulles
Capt ana Mrs. John H. Gibbons
have taken . cottage at Buena Vista
Springs, Pa, for the summer.
Major and Mrs. Richard Ewell
Thornton will leave Washington after
Major Thornton's release from the
service and make their permanent
home at Fairfax, Va, having pur-
CndSeu lne uVI iooiuC"SS W SAhs W
NJ. Carter Hall.
John w. Belt. secretary to the
American legation at Bolivia, will
reach here today to visit his mother.
Mrs. James Prior Tarvin. Mr.. Belt
will not return to South America. bat
expects to be appointed to a Euro
pean post.
George Fisher. special attache Of
the Swiss legation. who has been at
the Grafton for some time. has taken
an apartment at the Connecticut.
Mrs. Harold Walker returned last
week from Nonauit, Mass, where she
has a cottage for the summer. After
spending a few days at her wash
ington home. she has gone to Long,
Island to visit before going back to
Nonquit.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss
Gladys Hinckley will leave Washing
ton this week for the summer. Mrs.
Hinckley will spend some weeks at
Beuna Vista Springs. Pa. and will
later go to York Harbor. Me. Miss
Hinckley will spend the greater part
OF the summer at Southampton, L.
L.. Win MRS. william a. burton.
CARNIVAL FOR HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Freda Hermann Murray is
chairman OF the committee in charge
OF arrangements for the monster
block carnival to be held tomorrow
and "wednesday evenings at Tenth
and Eye streets. southeast, for the
benent OF Casuaky Hospital. Assist
ing her will be Mrs. Edward Mastin.
Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs. Teresa Ger
hart, Mrs. c, II. Harmon, Mrs. Charles
Gray. Mrs. Pearl Chambers. Mrs. Full
ton Smith, Mrs. Virnstein, the Misses
Hardy, Louise O'Neill, NJ. l.. Roeth.
Catherine Parsons, Caroline Peterson.
and Messrs. Edward Mastin, Frank
Murray, Harry o'Neill and Fulton
Smith.
All are members Of DR.. John A.
Stoute nburgh's team. The carnival
will begin with = supper, which will
be served at o'clock each night.
There will be a fancy booth, grocery
and flower stands, fortune telleTs
tent. and refreshment tables lining
the sidewalks, and the whole will