The Washington herald., 1920-06-28
Harris & Ewing

Fifth circuit. to which Judge King
| has been assigned. includes several
States in its territory.
Lieut.. COmdr. and Mrs. Oliver w.
! Ragby and their small son. Oliver.
| jr.. will leave today for ten days
visit to Mrs. Bagby's former home
| in the Pewec Valley. Kentucky.
They will then make a visit to his
parents at New Haven. Mo-, and
will return to Washington the last
of July.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman entertained
guests at luncheon at the Shore
ham Saturday.
Maj. Elwell Thornton. L. S. A.,
and Mrs. Thornton will leave
Washington after Maj. Thornton's
release from the service to make
their permanent home at Fairfax,
Va. where they have purchased
the former residence of Mayor NJ.
Carter Hall.
Mrs. Edwin a. Martin Is in New
port visiting her son-in-law and
daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs. Hubert
Esterly Paddock.
Mrs. James 5. Hollingshead has
gone to Montgomery County, Md.
Hekimian.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Lukens of
a,l IL lal
days at the Hotel Washington.
Miss Cecilia Friedman, OF Balti-
more, is the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kramer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ewing. of
New Orleans, arrived Saturday to
make a short visit at the Shore
ham.
The engagement OF Miss Rosa
mond Cummings, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Clifford Cummings,
of Brookhne. to Lieut.. c. Haywood
Styles, U. S. A, has been announced.
Miss Cummings is graduate of
Miss Masters school at Dobbs Fer
ry, and during the war was active
in Red Cross work, serving as host
ess with her sister. Miss Gwendolyn
Cummings. at the Major willard
House at Camp Devens. Lieut..
Styles, who is now stationed at
Camp Devens, attended the Naval
Academy and later attended the
Plattsburg camp. where he received
his commission in 1917. He was
q n he fn
where he served with the Twelfth
Aers Squadron and has received
four citations. He was an officer in
command of the guard of the Soviet
ark on its recent trip to Russia. Miss
Cummings Is a direct descendant of
Charles Chauncey, president OF Har-
ward College, and Lieut.. Styles is a
descendant of Ezra Styles, who was
an early president of Yale.
Mrs. Freda Hermann Murray is
chairman OF the committe in charge
of arrangements for the monster
block carnival to be held tonight
and Wednesday evenings at Tenth
and Eye streets southeast, for the
benefit of Casualty Hospital. As
sisting her will be Mrs. Edward
Mastin. Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs.
Teresa Gerhart, Mrs. c. II. Harmon,
Mrs. Charles Gray, Mrs. Pearl Cham
bors. Mrs. Fulton Smith. Mrs. virn-
stein. Miss Hardy, Miss Louise
O'Neill, Miss NJ. /. Roeth, Miss Cathe-
rine Parsons, Miss Caroline Peter
son, Edward Mastin, Frank Murray,
Harry O'Neill, and Fulton Smith.
All are members of DIR. John A.
Stoutenburgh's team, and the carni-
val will begin with a supper, which
will be served at o'clock both
nights. There will be a fancy booth,
grocery and flower stands, fortune
teller's tent. and refreshment tables
lining the sidewalks. and the whole
will have the appearance of a coun-
try fair. One of the private resi-
dences in the street will be utilized
for dancing. and the block will be
roped off to prevent traffic passing
through. In variety and novelty
of amusements II will be the chief
feature of a campaign that was
noted for its number of card parties.
lawn fetes, motion picture enter
tainments. ball games, and other
forms of benefits held throughout
the city.
The American Women's Legion
will hold its regular executive com
mittee meeting this afternoon at S
O'Clock at the home of the Vice
Prsstdant Ars. Franklin D. Roose-