The Washington herald., 1920-03-03
MRS. WARREN GARD,

Observation-Disclosures ALA " lxAll1lll 1-lAA.k.ll-l-l.l
! MRS. WAR
1 Wife of Representative Gard, G
Congress
nephew Of Joseph n. Choate, form
er Ambassador from the United
States to Great Britain. The bride
Ia q great-granddaughte OF DR.,
John A. Swope, for many years
/ prominent In financial circles in
washington and Gettysburg. and a
granddaughter of Capt. p. s. Nc
Connor, OF Baltimore.
Theodore MarburE has left his
home In Baltimore for the South,
/ where he will spend week in VIII
mington, N. c. Mrs. Marburg's
niece, Miss Fanny Granger, of Will
mington, who has been spending
several months with her aunt in
Baltimore, is now visiting friends
In Washington before returning
south. Theodore Marburg. Jr. who
is patient at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, hopes to be able TO join his
parents at their home soon.
Mrs. r. w. Forbes, of New Lon
don, Conn, who Is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. George A. Nugent, was
the guest of honor at a luncheon
given yesterday by Mrs. T. w.
Stubblefield.
Gen. and Mrs. william Crozier
are staying at the Hotel St. Regis.
In New York. for few days.
Miss Eleanor Clarke is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Joseph whiteney, at
her home in Baltimore.
MISS BROWN
GOES HOME.
Miss Dorothy Brown. daughter OF
William c. Brown, OF St. Louis.
who was in Washington for fort
night, has returned home.
Mrs. Edward Shoemaker, who. was
visiting in Washington. has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton has
returned from a visit at Palm
Beach and Miami, Fla, and Havana,
Cuba. While In the Cuban capital
she sang at several functions and
was accorded most fiatterins recep-
tions. She is planning to return to
Havana to MI several singing en-
gagements next June.
Additional members of the hon
orary committee Of the Bryn Mawr
Endowment fund for the District
are Mrs. Louis ID. Brandeis, Mr..
Frederick Delano. Mrs. Ezra B. Nc
Cagg and Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
Miss limo McGill, who passed the
winter in Washington, will return
the first OF the month to her coun.
try place in Haymarket, Va
LEAVES TODAY
Mrs. Olin, Smith will accompany
her sister, Mrs. r., c. Jefferds, when
she returns today to her home in
Charleston. w. Va. after an ex-
tended visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper. Mrs.
Smith. who is recuperating from a
severe Illness, win visit Mr.. and
Mrs Jefferds for an, extended period.
or fnterst here Is the engagement,
which has just been announced, of
Miss Katherine Lawrence Lee,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. L. Lee, of Boston, to Ed
win Warheld, 5r, only son of former
Governor and Mrs. Edwin warfield
Of ''oakdale" and Baltimore. Miss
Lee made her debut at the bachelors.
cotillion in Baltimore few seasons
ago. She recently has returned
from fortnight's visit to Lake
Placid. Mr.. warield served overseas
with the United States army, as a
captain Of the artillery. He has
three sisters. Mrs. William Hugh
Harris and Miss Emma warfield, of
Baltimore, and the Countess Ledo-
chowski. Of Poland. Following the
death Of Mrs. Lee formerly Miss
Katherine McLane), her daughters,
Miss Lee and her elder sister. Mrs.
R. Curzon Hoffman, jr. went in
childhood to Baltimore to live with
their maternal grandfather, James
McLane, and their aunt, Miss Fanny
McLane. and have since resided in
that city, although they frequently
have returned to Boston to visit
their relatives on the paternal side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Adams Morse,
of Boston. are at the willard for q
visit.
MRS. DENNIS
TO BE HOSTESS
Mrs. w. +. Dennis will be hostess
at the regular Friday afternoon tea
given by the League OF American
Penwopen this week at Its club
house. 1722 II street northwest. The
hours for the tea are from to
6. Mrs. Dennis viii be assisted by
Mrs. Blanche K Ray. Mrs. Mary ".
johnson. Miss Ada b. Finley. Miss
Marian ". Lane, Miss Mary Meek
Atkeson and Miss May T. Bigeiow.
Members of -Washjngton society
who have stopped at the Hotel Chat
ham, New Yok. during the week
include: A. Mitchell Palmer. At