The Washington times., 1920-07-21

! IL. Robbins, VIII 20 the nrst OF
August to Manchester. Mass, where
they have taken cottage Tor TWO
months. Mr.. Robbins wnl spend the
week ends with them there
Mrs. Frederick L. Chaplin and her
daughter, Miss Marcia, Chaplin, are
and viii return TO Washington on
Saturday. ...
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker lsfi
Washington last evening for Marion
Ohio, to attend the official notinca-
tion OF Senator Harding OF his noml-
nation for President by the Repub-
lican party. Mrs. Tucker VIII go on
to Youngstown. Ohio, Ohio. 70 spend
the week END with her nephew M
John 4. Logan. I'D and 10 make tho
acquaintance OF his young son. John
A. Logan. fth.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry van. Dyke. OF
Avalon, Princeton. n. j., announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Paula van Dyke, TO Henry Chaplin. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Chaplin. OF
Springfield, Mass.
Miss van Dyke returned recently
from a journey with her father In
Hawaii and Japan. She is a graduate
OF the school for Girls at Pennington.
DR.. van Dyke. her father, is well
known here and abroad az a writer.
preacher, and professor OF English
literature. In 1910 he received the
medal of the Legion OF Honor In
recognition OF his literary work. He
was formerly American minister TO
tho Netherlands. During the war he
served in the American navy as
chaplain with the rank OF lieutenant
commander
Mr.. Chaplin, after being graduated
from Princeton with the class OF IL,
enlisted in the American army and
served through the war. rising TO a
captaincy. He has just returned from
study at OXFORD University. and has
accepted position with the Evening
Post, of New York city.
Or. van Dyke and family are now
at Sylvsnora, Seal Harbor, Nc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Duvsll have
leased the stephan house at bethesda
for the summer
Mrs. George Peabody Eustis. OF
Washington, was the pianist at a de-
liGhtful concert given yesterday at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Francesca
Paulo Finocchiro. in Newport for the
beneft of the American Women's Hos
pitals Miss Grcta Torpadie. soprano.
and Salvatore de Stefsno. harpist,
were the other artists who contributed
to the delightful program.
Gen. Pcyton G. March will entertain
box party at the Shubert-Garrick
Theater on Sunday evening for the
performance at which Irving Cum
mings, photoplay star. will make his
debut as leading man of the Gar
rick Players.
The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Nolan, daughter OF James Nolan. to
Edward Johanscn. OF Warrington,
was solemnZed this morning at 10
o'clock in st. Matthews Church. The
ceremony was very simple wit h only
members of the two families and a
few intimate friends present and aft.
erward there WAS an informal break
fast for the bridal party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Nolan In the Bur-
linston. The brides sister, Mrs. BAL
linger. OF Newcastle, Pa, was her
matron of honor and Mr.. Johanscn
had his brother as best man. The
Rev. FEATHER T. G. Donohoc officiated.
Mr.. Johansen and his bride LEFT
this afternoon by motor for their
wedding trip and on their return will
live in Washington. They have taken
an apartment from October /.
Miss Pauline Mosby Coleman. Of
Washington. granddaughter of the
late Col. John singleton Mosby. TO
whom a handsome monument was un-
veiled in Warrenton, Va, on Juno 10.
is spending some time in Warrenton
as the guest of Miss Lucy Spilman
at shadow Lawn" after visit to
the Misses Spilman at THE DELL"
near Warrenton.
Commander William McEntce. U. S.
", and Mrs. McEntce, who have been
on months vacation in Montreal
and Quebec, are at the Hotel Astor.
New York. for few days prior to
returning to Washington, where Com
mander McEntee is connected with the
Navy Department.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Wise are spend :
ing some time at the Eastnourne
Hotel, Atlantic City.
fornia, who spent last winter in
Washington at Wardman Park Hotel.
| is in Warrenton, Va, with her moth
er. Mrs. c. w. Cooley, for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richmond
Macombcr, OF Brookline, Mass, today
| announced the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Ethel Macomber, to
| Viscount Hughes de Lauzannc, a cap
| tain of cavalry attached to the French
military mission at Prague. The
viscount is a war hero, and received
| the CroiX dc Guerre with palms.
Miss Macomber served in France a.
a nurse with the American Red Cross
| since the armistice she has been at
tachcd to the American mission at
| Prague.
The ceremony took place at the
| Chateau of Prince Colloredb at De-
| briz. near Prague, on July 3. The
couple will spend July and August
with the viscounts parents at Cha.
| teau dc Pontmort, in central France
They will reside at Prague.