The Washington herald., 1922-07-15

few days for white sulphur
Mrs. Powell Clayton viii sail from
San Franchise ON september s.for
Manila. p. l., and Will be the guest
of Afaj. Gen. Leonard wood. gov
ernor general OF the Philippines.
and Mrs. Wood. she win also Wait
China and Japan before returning
TO this country. Mrs. Clayton Il
now visiting near New York.
Mrs. Godfrey Fogg and her
daughter. Miss Mary Fogg, formerly
Of Nashville, Tenn. who have been
at Miehaux. Va. for the past year.
have come to washin gton and have
taken an apartment at. the Mount
Carmel. 200 7 street northeast.
Mrs. Beverly Williamson enter
tanned informally at dinner Tues
day evening in compliment to Mrs.
Fogg and Miss Fogg.
Miss Harriet A. Hosmer has re-
turned from an extended visit to
friends in Philadelphia, and has re-
opened her apartment In the Bur.
lington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Wagner spen.
last week at Atlantic City, where
they stayed at the Iroquois Hotel.
Col. Walter d. Cline, U. S. A..
Boston. Is in Washington for few
days and is at the Burlington Hotel
Miss Clara B. Moore, who has
been visiting Miss Dolly Russell,
left Friday for her home at Mer-
rift. Fla. where she has an orange
grove on the Indian River.
COLLEGE wOMEN,s CLUB
WILL GIVE GARDEN PARTY.
The College women's Club will
entertain at a garden party at
O'Clock next Wednesday. oliver
Hoyem. Washington representative
of the National Board on Prisons
and Prison Labor. will speak to the
| club members and members of the
local wellesley Club on modern
methods in prisons. Mrs. Otto Veer-
hon, Mrs. Lyman Swormstedt, Mrs
Goodwin Graham. Mrs. Gerrit Mil
Ter and Mrs. Hoyem will be in the
receiving line.
B. Roper and A. A. ]. Moelaart
| both of Brussels. Belgium, are al
| the Burlington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Candy. of Lin.
| coin. Nebr.. will be at the Burling'
| ton for the next ten days.
| George w. Yancey and family
Birmingham, Ala, have engaged
1 apartments there. They win b'
in Washington for an indefinite pc
riod.
Miss Margaret Gates. of Seat
| Pleasant. Nd. and Edgar Frederick
| McIntire. of Baltimore and Wash
ington. were married on Saturday
afternoon. June 20. at st. Matthew,
Epicopal Church. Seat Pleasant
Rev. Mr.. Ripley. rector OF st. Mat
thew's, officiating. The bride wa,
dressed in white georgette and
point lace. A bridal veil fell from
a coronet of orange blossoms to the
bottom of her dress. She carried
shower bouquet of brides roses
| The bride was given away byahei
brother, ]. Franklin Gates.
| JdCh " Nht
sister, was matron of, honor. She
wore Nile green crepe and carried
pink rosebuds. The. bridesmaid
| were Miss Mildred Murray. who
wore orchid taffeta and carried pin
rosebuds, and Miss Katherine Ber'
rang. who wore peach taffeta and
also carried pink rosebuds. They
4 are both of Washington. Henry
McIntire. of Baltimore. the groom''
brother, was best man. Ernest Nc
Intire. of Baltimore, and Harold
Gates. of Seat Pleasant. were ush'
ers.
After a reception at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James H. Gates, the bride and groom
left for trip to the North and
Middle West. After July Is Mr.. and
Mrs. McIntire will reside in WISH
| ington.
Those present at the reception
were Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Gates
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ McIntire. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack P. Warren. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Sprosty. Henry McIntire
Miss Mildred Murray, Ernest McIn'
tire. J. Franklin Gates, Miss Lyman
and Miss Crouse