Evening star., 1920-07-09

be her only attendants at the we'd
| ding.
| Mrs. Walter Bloedorn, wife of Lieut..
| Commander Bloedorn. celebrated the
second birthday anniversary of their
| baby daughter, Helen May Bloedorn
yesterday afternoon by entertaining
| twenty -four children, many of them
with their mothers. at . garden and
porch party. Gay balloons attracted
the children while forming the chief
| feature of decoration, and baby games
| were played. supper was served on
the porch. the little guest of honor
cutting the cake and blowing out the
candles. Mrs. w. S. Benson, god
mother of the little girl. was among
the grown folk there.
| Mr. Armistead Peter jr.. will return
to Washington this evening for a
/ brief visit from Content the family
summer home in Cambridge. n. Y,
where Mrs. Peter and their son, Mr..
Armistead Peter, Sd. are established
for the season. Mr.. Peter will rejoin
them there.
| Mrs. John vibbard Harris and her
daughter, Miss Harris of Detroit. are
| for some time the guests of the
| formers brother and sister-in law
Maj. and Mrs. William w. Griffin. at
their apartments in F'alkstone Courts
Later on hT. f1dTTlS Will JUN HIS
family and they will proceed leisurely
to Old Point, Atlantic City and New
| York.
The United States minister to Cuba.
| Mr.. Roaz Long, arrived at the Shore
harm yesterday for a short stay. Mr.
Long has been in New London. Conn,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Ter
esa Long.
~ Hrc oil Will
tomorrow for England to visit the
formers mother. Nine. de CANA, wife
of the Brazilian ambassador to Great
Britain. formerly Brazilian amba assa-
dor here.
Capt. and Mrs. T. T. Craven will
leave today for jamestown. R l..
where they will reopen Green Gables,
| their cottage there. Miss Craven, aft
er paying several visits in Virginia,
will join her parents
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. George
Leonard Smith of 2614 Woodley place
have returned from Buffalo, N. Y.
where they were called by the death
of Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Henry NJ
| Sprague.
Mrs. Judson c. Welliver and her
children left yesterday for Iowa
where they will spend the summer
Win relatives.
Miss Lena Baxley Leonard. who has
been the guest for three weeks of
Mrs. E. J. Lee, 900 Virginia avenue,
and Mrs. NJ. B. Corrigan. % Rose Hill
avenue. Cumberland, Nd, returned to
Washington Thursday. She will
spend a few days here before going
to her home at Bacon Hill. Gains
vile, Va. Miss Mamie Lee has also
returned to Washington from
weeks visit in Cumberland
Miss Ruth sudworth and Miss Edna
Fry, who recently left for the west.
are making an extended tour of the
national parks, visiting all the points
of greatest interest.
DR.. and Mrs Abram Simon closed
their home on Cathedral avenue today
and have gone to Lake Hopatcong.
n j., for the rest of the summer
Mr.. Haywood to Join Mother.
Mrs. William Haywood, who is
again at White Sulphur Spring for
the summer, expects her son, Mr..
Wilson Haywood, to join her there
later in the season. Mr.. Haywood is
now in Siberia with the Red Cross.
Mrs. Stephen H. p Pell, daughter of
Col. and Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson of
Washington, accompanied by her son.
is established in her summer home AT
Fort Ticonderoga. N. Y. Mrs. PeIi
and her son spent the late spring and
early summer in California
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Margaret Whip
pie Gunnison, daughter of the Iate
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gunnison of Nav
York city, and Lieut.. l.. L. Habryl.
Y. S. N, son of Mr.. and Mrs Standard
Habryl of Chicago. The weddinp
will take place in the late summer.
The chapel at Fort Myer was the
scene of quiet, but pretty wedding
"Wednesday evening. when Private
Carl Welsch of D. Battery. 18Th FiaId
Artillery. was united in marriage TO
Miss Mary E. Randy of Washineton
The only attendants were Segt. Ernest
Casassa and Miss Philippine schmidt
Chaplain Fealy officiated.
Miss Catherine Jones of sea 9TH
street northeast has returned from a
ten day trip to Lake George. New
York and Philadelphia