The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

ly bought house on r street that they
had lived In for years and gave up dur
ing the war congestion, to take one on
Massachusetts, avenue.
They'll be getting back homo before
long now. for the Supreme Court rs-
convenes the first OF October--the first
Monday. I believe II L. that they all 60
in body and make their courtesy
CALI on the President and tell him they
are once more In session. And then the
next day-well It's the biggest Supreme
Court killing of the year-all the de-
cisions they've been arriving ut
through the summer-(they aren't idle
by long shot. through what Is called
their vacation)-are handed down.
In tho Supreme Court.
II will be different group from the
one that broke up last June-with JUS
tice Clarke out. certainly, and former
Senator Sutherland In his place. And
possibly Justice Day. out too. 1t seems
to be generally accepted that he means
to resign. Justice Holmes has been In
hospital a good part OF the summer.
and that Is bound to leave it's mark on
man of eighty odd-even II the opera
lions were not very drastic ones.
1t seems rather curious II both of the
Ohio justices-Day. a veteran of twenty
years scTNlCe on the supreme court
bench. with only Mr. Justice McKenna
and Mr.. Justice Holmes ranking him in
this respect and Clarke. the latest ad-
dition to the Court-always excepting
Chief Justice Taft. of course, also Of
Ohio-should be resigning at the same
time. and both planning to devote their
remaining years to work which Is the
outgrowth OF the world war. For Justice
Day has been appointed head of COM
mission. to adjudicate the war claims
against Germany. Justice Clarke re-
sign ID because being sixty-five and a
bachelor he ishes to devote his time
and talents to pushing the League of
Nations.
was talking Of the way Washington
weddings have of taking place some
where else. With the grievance of Mil
bred Bromwell'h and Alice Harding's
still ranking. there came the announce
ment Of Natalie Magruder's engagement
to an Englishman-Guy Campbell-an
old friend. to be sure. but still a Brit
isher 1t came by cable from England.
and with II the announcement that the
wedding would take place in London in
the fall Isn't that rather piling It up?
Natalie Magruder Is as much a part
of Washington society as Gladys
Hinckley for instance, who has been
abroad for two or three months. One
wouldn't be any more disgruntled II she
announced her engagement and
stranger things have happened-and
proceeded to have her wedding some
where on tho other side of the mill
pond.
One has been hearing from her from
time to time-she was house guest of
the Marquis and Warehouses OF Hunt
ley--the latter formerly Mrs. James
Mcdonald of Washington. whose en-
gagement to Lord Huntley created such
a sensation in the spring-for a while
a few weeks ago. and the latest news
was of her and her mother making the
trip from England to France by airship.
On top of this announcement Of Ma
talie Magruders matrimonial intention
came a few days later the news that
she had promptly carried them out.
She was married last Wednesday at
Christ Church In Downing street. Lon
don, with only a small company OF
friends OF both parties to witness the
proceedings. She Is the daughter OF John
Holmes Magruder Of the Connecticut.
and a sister of Lieut. Commander John
Holmes Magruder. Jr.. and while she
hasn't been as active socially for the
last year or so as she was a few sea-
sons back she Ia as much a matter OF
course In Washington society as--well.
as the Monument. or any other feature
of the landscape.