The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
SOCIETY

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Col. Patterson was just ordere,
away, 90 they hurried matters VI
q bit.
SUMNER MONTHS
FILLED WITH RoMANCEs.
There have been scores Of othe
romances this summer. There wa
the wedding Of Mrs. Grace McMiI
Ian Gibson and MAJ. Maurice En-
rest Locke; that Of Miss Delphin
Dodge and James Cromwell: nj
engagement OF Elsie Downing anil
Donald Alexander; Of Marian Drai
and Theodore Hubbard Evans: thI
marriage OF Mildred Duvan an
Lawrence r. smoot: Of Virgini
Eckles and Robert James Malone
Of Augusta c. Glass and Robert Al
len; the engagement OF Edith Wal
ZACH and Gaines Gwsthmey; q
Pauline Kindleberger and Mai. Max
well Kirby; Of Marian Kutz an,
Capt Lewis Tenny Ross: Of Char
lotte capers and Maj. Ralph Keyse.
the wedding OF Alice Kirlcpstricl
and John W. Mann: OF Maude Ksh|
and Maj. Marriotte-but why 70 4
the list is such a long one,
Here's something alongAthe sAmI
line that will surely interest youI
everything about Pat O'Brien is e ]
tremely interesting,
CAPTAIN o'BBIEN's
ADVENTURES TOLD.
After serving under eight nAFr "A
Ave wars and being decorated III
two kings for bravery. Capt. I'd
O'Brien has capitulated to a we
person with large gray eyes ant
silken, golden hair. In other voroJ
the young man who found fam
over night is married.
The captain will be rememberel
as Lieut.. Pat O'Brien. and as all
man who fell 5000 feet 50 mile
inside the German lines and era VII e
most Of that distance back 20 thI
allied army, taking Il days 70 max
the trip.
His adventures were so mani
and varied In those two MONTH
that they became, 10 him. mereI|
annoying details. He is one Of II
very few men that ever came bscI
TO hls own forces once they haI
been shared inside the network 4
wires and sentinels the German
maintained. ] used TO thrill wheI
l heard him lecture about IL al
He lectured in practically all II
large cities.
Capt O'Brien started out al
years 20 be q soldier Of fortune ID
he has kept at the business ev
since.s
His marriage was as true 10 Tor
ss any Richard Harding Davis he
could ask and the romance that ID
up to it ss colorfuL il began
Cuba three months ago. when "A
young Avistor came face 20 "a
with Miss Virginia Elizabeth ALE
OF Washington. a winter vacltioni{
In the green OF the southern island
. That the same all kindly Prov
dence that has led Capt O'BriaI
into every sort OF adventure n
then led him safely out did not "a
In this case and the young woma
showed tendency 10 be intereste
in the tall. young American WI
( looked his souls secrets every tin
she came near him.
At the time OF Capt. O'Brien's al
rival on the scene there was q c
ban officer who had imagined hir
self in high favor. He viewed ID
competition of the young capita
as an afront and the old duel
the enternAl triangle began.
started with the usual attacks
intriEues. gifts Of flowers. cant,
and books marches stolen on O
another. deep plots 10 obtain {
undivided attention Of the lady a
deeper plots 10 win her smile Al
again. in true Richard Harding nj
Wis style. the young American a
Ventursr won out
The captain three weeks
married the girl And they are
ing TO California TO live.
LEO y. HARLOW
MARRIEs IN NEW YORK.
Leo P Harlow. attorney. OF Was
inEton and Alexandra. Va q
Miss Caroline Giltinan. daughter
the late Mr. and Mrs David Gil
nan, Of Philadelphia. were marrj
yesterday at the Church Of Our Ss
iour. New York The ceremony v
performed by the Rev. Francis
DUfiy. the famous chaplain Of
Fighting SiNty-ninth" New Yo
. Regiment which served in FrsI
as the l65th United States Infant
/ Mrs. Harlow WAS closely asSoCis
with Father DUny in relief wd
! during the war while his regime
WAS in the line" she having be
/ general secretary TO Base Hospi
I No IS. the Jefferson College In
The bride f. well known
erBry woman OF Philadelphia
/ graduate OF the University Of PET
sylvania. and since her return fr
Europe has been engaged IN spec
work for the Associated Press
New York
BRIDE ASSISTED
IN RELIEF WORK.
After her demobilization m Fra
she did special diplomatic work
the government IN Brussels. 4
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