The Washington times., 1920-08-01
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80 ssNa'ss ~
Mr.. and Mrs FLYNN, who came to
Washington few weeks ago TO visit
her family, the Leroy Tutties, are
now camping In Canada, and MT and
Mrs. Tuttie have gone TO the Adiron-
dzcks.
They have q camp on Big Moose
lake, where they spend part OF every
sumner. Miss Tuttle may JSjn them
; there for september. but that's rather
indefinite and m sanwhile she's max
ing a series OF visits in New Eng
land and will spend some time with
the Blairs in HysnnisporL
YARROW-HOLTZMA WEDDING
CAUSES FLUTrER HERE.
The news OF Mrs. Phyllis Hare
1 Yarrow's MARI age TO William Fred
erick Hoffman, which took place on
Monday, caused quite a little flutter
1 OF interest here, for Mrs. lsrrow, a
! radiantly pretty little thing, has come
, a'visiting In Washington quite fre-
auently and FREDDY" Hoffman used
| to live here. II seems that he's now
| making his homo In New York and
comes down every once in a while to
! see his mother. Mrs. William +. Holtz-
man, who has an apartment in the
Rochambeau. or late. moreover. Mrs.
, Holtzman has been in Berkeley
Springs. W. Va, so we've seen very
| little OF Mr.. Holtzmsn here.
From the first report | had of the
wedding | gathered that II had taken
place at Mr.. and Mrs. Britton
| Brownies cottage in Cape May but
afterward IL developed that the we'd
ding party had only started from
| Cape May. that 1t was a genuine. hon
est-to-g oodncss eiopement. and that
| the knot was tied In Elkton, Nd.
| Presumably the brides mother, Mrs
Emlen Hare. OF Philadelphia, dissp-
proved OF the wedding-or hadn't been
told about IL. Both Mr.. Hoffman and
his bride are divorced. His first wife
Was Miss Catherine Bonney. OF Louis
! vile. KY. What time she lived In
lWashingtonz-she went home to her
family in Louisville year or two
| after she was married-the Holtz
, mans and the Britton Brownies were
insepa rable and one used to meet the
! foursome together all the time. The
! Hares are exceedingly prominent in
| Philadelphia, and Phyllis Hare was
! great belle before she married. !
/ understand she has been spending the
summer at Cape May.
"They do say"-and a Philadelphia a
ne" SpdpST mas pTlntcu tfe SUI ''H
| two days after the ceremony there
! was wedding breakfast in Phila
+ delphia and that Mr.. Yarrow, Mrs
! HoltzmAn's first husband once remoV-
! ed, was among the guests. Nr. and
Mrs. Britton Brown went to Elkton
! with the bride and bridegroom to
| help the ceremony along.
| News Of another wedding OF interest
: here is reaching Washington rather
| bolated through the announcements
! in the society columns that Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Reesde have as
guests at Deer Park their son-in-law
and daughter. Capt. and Mrs. Terry
| Reynolds" ! didn't know-and APP
parentIy few people here dd-tha'
/ Elizabeth Reeside had married again
/ but II appears the wedding took place
some month OF six weeks ago and
! that Captain and Mrs. Reynolds are
living at Langley Field. Va, where
he is on duty. He's not regular
but one of the men who went into
| the flying corps during the war and
! has been kept on. | don't know
whether or not he intends to re.
main in the scrvice-nor whether he
can.