The Washington times., 1920-09-22
for . few days before returning TO
their home In Havsrford. Pa.


their home In Havsrford. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James Incs. OF TORONTO.
Canada announce the engagement Of
their yosngsr daughter. Miss Joyce
Ince. to DR.. Charles b. Crawford. son
of Dr. and Mrs. Angus Csswford. OF
Iss7 rwsnty-nrst street WashinSton.
Miss Incs is an unusually beautiful
girl and oAe Of the most popular
members of the younger set In To-
ronto. she visited Washington last
winter as the guest of Mrs. Hsnnsu
jennings and IL was then that she met
DR.. Crawford and their romance be-
San.
DR.. Crawford 10 one OF the most dis
tinguishsd young physictsns now
practising In Washtngton and is
specialist In chiidsen's ailments. Dur
Ing the world war he had the rank of
lieutenant In the American navy and
saw active service for nearly two
years on dsstroyers and submarine
lchssers In the English channel and
the North sea He 70 graduate OF
the Univsrsity of Virginia and made =
nne RECORD In athletics there. DR..
Crawford's father. DR.. Angus Craw-
ford. was for many years dean Of the
Theological Bsminsry OF virginiA a
post from which he retired recently.
Capt. and Mrs.. Waldo Evans have
taken an apartment at the Lafayette
Hotel
and Donald Thompson, the formers
brother. returned to Washington Mon
day after spending three months
abroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson are
back in their new home In Scott
Circle. OF which they took possession
u short time before they left
The American executive committee
for the Fifteenth International Con-
gress Against Alcoholism. now In ses-
sion, was host last night at n bril-
liant reception in the Pan-American
building in honor of the delegates
who have gathered here from all
parts OF the world.
Diplomats and their wives. whose
countries are represented by dele
gates. and members Of official circles,
were guests.
WEEDS IN PARIS CHURCH.
The marriage Of Mrs. Carl Boyd.
widow of Colonel Boyd. U. 8. A., who
was formerly aide to General PERISH
Ing, and Capt. John r. Edie. Y. 8. NJ.
retired. took place Monday morning
the Holy Trinity. The wedding was
held in the strictest privacy. Tho
American consul general, Alexander
NJ. Thackera, gave the bride away and
Laurence v. Benet was best man.
The civil ceremony was performed
In the presence Of two witnesses be-
sides Miss Anne Boyd. the young
daughter OF the bride. Mrs. Edie re-
turned to Paris last month from At
lanta, Ga. Captain and Mrs. Edie will
pass their honeymoon in Central
| France.
Announcement Of the engagement
was made in Paris, August 27. Cap
tain Edie was then In Switzerland re-
covering from injuries received In an
accident last winter. The late Colonel
Boyd was transferred from the Amer
ican embassy to General Pershing's
stan in July, 1917. He died In Paris
from pneumonia February II, 1919.
william Jennings Bryan. who is in
Washington to attend the fifteenth i'm
| ternational congress against alcohol
ism. 10 staying at the Lafayette Hotel.
Miss Tyler Cooke Norman has re-
turned from q visit to Camp Meade,
Nd. where she was the guest Of Mrs.
George Corbin Pcrine. She was en-
tertained extensively at the Baltimore
Country Club and the yacht club.
Lieut.. Merrill G. Sosman, medical
corps, United States army. and Mrs.
Sosnan are being congratulated on
the birth Of a son. John Leland Sos
man, at Walter Reed United States
Army Hospital. Washington, on Sep
tsmber Is.
Mrs. Frank Clifford, who is staying
at the Shoreham, entertained ten
guests at the supper dance at the
Cafe st. Marks last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Curtis of
Beacon street Boston and lNahant,
announced yesterday the engage
ment or their daughter, Clarissa, to
Prince Michel Cantacuxene. Count
Speransky, the Ereat-grandson OF
President Grant. grandson OF MAI.
Gen. Frederick d. Grant and son of
Major General Prince and Princess
Cantacuxene Julia Dent GranD for
merly OF Russia
Miss Curtis IL . member OF the
1917-1s sewing circle. and is one of
the most popular girls in her set
Prince Cantacuzene is a student at
Harvard His parents are now living |
in New York, having escaped from |
Russia during the revolution. His
mother, tho daughter OF Maj. Gen.
Frederick d. Grant and Mrs. Grant
ida NJ. Honore). Is . writer Of inter
esting facts concerning the Russian |
people, the life In that country and |
"A IA m
written some pleasing "reminiscences
of her grandfather, President Grant,
and Mrs. Grant.
No date is given for the wedding.
Mrs. Norris Ernest Locke will come
to Washington from New YoDi today
to remain until the last Of THIS month