The Washington herald., 1920-06-02

Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, who lef,
\ Washington Sunday on q motor trip
accompanied by her two daughters
Miss Blodgett and Miss Mona Blod
gett, and her sister, Mrs. Charles a
Matthews. returned to Washington
yesterday.
| Capt Charles Train, u. S. N, who
was formerly naval attache of the
United States Embassy at Rome, Il
now detailed for duty at Newport
where he will spend the summer
with Mrs. Train.
Col. wallace Wright. v. c. Brit.
ish army. and Mrs. Wright are re-
lceiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter in Washington, or
Sunday. Mrs. Wright was formerly
! Miss Flora Bewick. She has beer
with her parents. Col, and Mrs. Ed
ward p. Donnally. at the WOOD
ward.
Mrs. John F. Rodgers has gone to
York Harbour, where she will re.
main through the summer. She will
be Joined there later by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Horace Wescott.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Buckingham and
her sister, Miss Freeman, have clos.
ed their H street home adjoining St
Johns Church. and gone to theIl
country home at Cornwall. Pa. fol-
the month OF June. They will spend
the midsummer at York Harbour
and return to Cornwall for the sum.
mer season.
| The District Chapter of American
War Mothers will hold a reception
at the residence of Mrs. William +
GUIDE, $500 New Hampshire avenue
tomorrow evening at o'clock. Gen
Pershing is expected to be present
Mr.. and Mrs. william Harrymar
Rapley left by motor on Sunday fol
their summer home. Sunset Lodge,
Lake Spofford, New Hampshire.
An interesting wedding in resi-.
Dental circles will be that of Miss
Emily Catherine Haltigan. eldes
| daughter of Patrick ]. Haltigan
reading clerk Of the House OF Rep.
! lresentatives and Mrs. Haltigan, e
John F. Urbany, only son of Mr.
and Mrs Sylvester Urbany, of Car.
roll, Iowa, which will take place ir
st. PauIs Catholic Church on Mon.
day morning. June z. at $3.50 o'clock
Miss Elizabeth Haltigan will be her
sisters only attendant and Mr.. Ur'
bany will have as his best man
Ralph Hayes Hamilton. The ushers
will be John E. Haltigan and Jane;
| Haltigan, brothers of the bride. Lee
II. Bartender and DIR. T. william
Brockbank, classmates of the groom
Bishop John william Hamilton
chancellor of the American Minis.
try. and Miss Helene Hamilton have
returned to their apartment al
Stoneleigh Court. They spent the
last few weeks in the West
The Argentine Ambassador. To.
mas A. lie Breton, will leave Satur-
day for a trip through the West
visiting both the Republican and
Democratic conventions. He will
be accompanied by Nine. lie Breton
and their niece. Miss Manuela Llov-
cras. The Ambassador lunched with
friends at the Cafe st. Marks yes
terday.
oness Romano will be hosts at din
ner on June 10.
The Minister from Ecuador and
Nine. Elizalde have returned from q
weeks visit in New York.
Jan Masaryk, charge d'affaires Of
the Czecho-Slovak Legation. re-
turned yesterday from Chicago
where he went last Thursday. H,
is moving the legation today from
the Lafayette Hotel to 1874 N street
Gen. Peyton C. March, chief o.
staff. sailed Sunday for Europe
where he will inspect the american
forces on the Rhine. Captain Johr
Millikin accompanied him. Maj
Gen. william NJ. Wright will act a,
chief of staff during his absence.
John Barrett and Col. william E
Fowler were hosts at a small in
formal party last evening in tn,
annex and Aztec garden of the Pal
American Union building. Tn,
Ichaperons were Nine. Matthew, wifi,
of the Chilean Ambassador; Mrs
Wilbur ]. Carr. wife of the assistan
to the Secretary of State: Mrs
Claude Mayo and Mrs. HarolC
Ter will entertain at similar par
ty Friday evening.
Society matrons and maids are
delving into grandmothers' chests
in search of a best preserved frocI
of ancient vintage to don for the
Housekeepers' Alliance "Old Clothe.
Gard Party" to be given at Ward,
man Park Hotel tomorrow after.
noon. Prizes also are offered fol
the most stylish made-over dress -
| and women in the contest are wish
ing they had followed the advice oi
the Attorney General earlier and
learned to make over last season.
frocks. Among those who may
wear dresses of their own make and
design are Mesdames e. r. Todd
Mrs. Presley NJ. Rixey. Mrs. E. F.
Andrews, Miss Jane Gregory and
Miss Sidney Burleson, of the young.
er set.
Members of the art class Of DR.
Gertrude Richardson Brigham a
George Washington, University were
entertained recently by Miss Leila
| ndrueil dt ner camp up tnc foto
mac River. Talks were given by
the various students. one of tn,
most interesting being by Miss BYRD
Bell on George Inpess."
Announcement was made that the
first of the two prizes offered an.
nually in memory of Miss Genevievt
Chatterton McCutchins for the bes,
essays on archaeology or painting
| had been won by Jay Fuller Spoerri
who submitted essays on "Russis