The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
SOCIETY

ried and did it-just walked of.
you might say. The boy had just
made some business connections in
Detroit and went to Baltimore to
tell his sweetheart good-by. and the
thought of parting was too much
for them. so they decided not TO
part and were married and the girl
went West with the boy. Edward
Cashell had been attending Johns
Hopkins University for several
years and IL was while a student
there that he met his bride. His .
family don't seem TO know her at
all-she has never visited Rockville, J.
where his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Hazel Cashell, reside. The boy is 20
and the girl only about 20. Mr..
Cashell, sr.. was for years a large
and successful farmer of Mont
gomery County. but sold his farm
several years ago and moved TO
Rockville. where they all take an
active part in the social life of that
charming community.
ELIZABETH REEsIDE's
MARRIAGE A SURPRISE.
1t was a complete surprise to most
of Washington society to hear last
week that Elizabeth Reside was
married again, though II seems now
! that she was married last December
OF early in January in New York.
forget which-to Capt. Reynolds
Terry Reynolds-of the Aviation
| Corps, who has been stationed at
Langley Field, Va, for some months
and where they have been living and
entertaining extensively. They were
up in New York for a while and came
to Washington the first OF the week
and stopped at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reeside,
leaving Thursday for Deer Park to
Join Mr.. and Mrs. Reeside, who are
spending several weeks up there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeside usually go to
Deer Park for while each summer.
| l believe the marriage OF Elizabeth
Reeside Whiteside-she was the
widow Of Victor Whiteside, an army
officer. formerly of Washington,
who died of the flu abroad during
the war-and Capt. Reynolds was
kept a secret for a while. Capt.
Reynolds, l know. used to take fire.
uuent trips to New York where
Elizabeth was preparing for the op-
cratic stage-she has a msgnit1cen'
voice-but finally they told their
families and she accompanied him
down to Langley where they had de
! lightfuI quarters and a very gooe
time. Capt. Reynolds is not in the
regular army. Her friends wonder
Il she is now going to give UP he
career Stationed at Langley Fielc
at the same time, also with the AVia
tion Corps was a Col. Reynolds
e John Reynolds of Washington, whit
was married several weeks ago. 1
;. is rumored that his first wife, wht
: Is .
Capt. Count Enrico Luserna di Cam
piglione, formerly of the Italian
I Embassy staf here-but II may b
= merely gossip. The Captain Count
who was at Wardnan Park Hote
I for several weeks and who CAV
d several dinner parties during tha
n time, has returned to Dallas, TeXa'
g which brings to my mind clippin
I read yesterday from a Dallas pa
5. per which might interest you. S
= here II goes:
It Prom the battlefields Of Norther
= Italy. where three years ago h
" faced the Austrians, to the Diplo
e matte Corps at Washington, D. s
e and finally to the oil fields Of TeXs
X has been the course pursued b
Count Enrico Luserna di Camp
s: ligione, who a few months as
q chose Dallas as his home.
~, RECEIVED ID. s. c.
FROM BAKER.
s. Count Luserna wears in the lap
o. of his coat the red and white II
k sigma of the American oistir
Of guished service medal. He receive
- the D. S. c. at the hands Of Set
h retary of War Newton D. Baker
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