The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-04-17
MISS ANTONETTE GRAVES
To WE'D MAI. ROBERT GOETZ.

odllroom or the ShOreham-
MISS ANToNETTE GRAVES
To WE'D MAJ. ROBERT GOETZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Leon Graves.
Of Paris. France. temporarily resid-
ing at 3ss Park avenue. New York
City. announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Antoinette
Wood Emo Graves, to Mai. Robert
Charles Frederick Goetz. Field Ar
tillery. O. 8. A.
Miss Graves is a granddaughter
of the late Robert Graves. and a
Ereat-granddaught of the late
Amos n. Emo. She is the great-niece
of Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood and
I of william Phelps Emo. of Wash
ington- Mai. Goetz is a son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Frank Goetz, of
Cape Guardian. Mo. He was grad
uated from West Point in 1900;
was aide-de-camp to Gen. Clarence
Edwards in Hawaii and Panama
from 1914 to 1917. and is now pro-
lessor Of military science and tao
tics at Harvard University.
Mrs. Robert Lewis will entertain
at luncheon "Wednesday at her
apartment in Stoneleigh Court in
field. wife of Senator Stanheld.
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes. acting
national president Of the League
Of American Pen Women and dele
gate from New Hampshire to the
n. 4. r. congress. will give a
luncheon tomorrow at the League
Of American Pen Women clubhouse
at 1872 n street IN compliment to
Miss Annie Wallace of Rochester
v H. formerly both State and
chapter regent and now chairman
~ the national committee on the
use OF the nag and a candidate for
national vice president. The guests
will include only delegates from
New Hampshire to the congress.
Mrs. w. H-rlsrk. of Santa Bar
nara. will come today to visit Col.
and Mrs. Charles e. Walcutt. Mrs.
walcutt will give a bridge lunch
con tomorrow in compliment to her
guests.
Mrs. T. O. Donaldson will be host
ess at a bridge party on Thursday
Mrs. Philip welker. wife of Capt
welker. will entertain at a lunch
con and bridge party on Friday.
Mrs. ROYAL johnson has sent on:
invitations for q bridge luncheon
on April 20.
The st. MihieI Chapter Of the
American woman's Legion will en-
tertain at a card party at the
Washington Club on Wednesday
afternoon for the beneht OF the
sick and disabled soldiers. Last
year the unit gave a similar func-
.ion at the Rnickerbocker Theater
for the same purpose. Among those
who have taken tables are Mrs
willard Holbrook. Mrs. T. Q. Don
aIdson. Mrs. Wait johnson, Mrs
Robert Kelton. Mrs. Maxwell Muir
ray, Mrs. w. c. Ross. Mrs. Henry
Kingsbury. Mrs. James Baker. Mrs
Lester Barr. Mrs A. A. Starbird
and Mrs. James Totten.
Air Commodore L. E. o. Charlton.
of the British Embassy STAFF. was
the honor guest at a luncheon yes
terday of his aunt, Mrs. Charles II.
Campbell.
Mrs. ID. Cameron Martin. accom-
panled by her brother, Capt. A. T
cameron. has returned to wardman
Park Hotel. after a Southern trip.
Mai. and Mrs. Waldo Potter will
entertain at dinner on April IS, be-
fore the Army dance at Rauscher's
Gen. and Mrs. willard Holbrook will
he hosts at dinner that evening. as
will Col. and Mrs. Auiick Palmer.
Mai Frank Torney win leave early
in MAY for San Francisco. where he
has been ordered for duty. Mrs. Tor
ney will follow him later
col. AND MRS. PRICES DAUGH-
TER ON VISIT FROM HONOLULU.
Col. and Mrs. W. III. Price have as
their guest at the Washington Bar
racks their daughter, Mrs. French,
wife Of Mai French. OF the Artillery
Corps. who IL stationed In Honolulu.
Mrs. French plans 10 be with her
parents the greater part Of the sum-
r1er. Col. and Mrs. Price will en-
t.rtatn at dinner In compliment to
Mrs. French on Friday evening be-
for. the dance which the oficers
stationed at the Washington Bar