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dali of Washington. who are spend
ing the SUMMER at their nome III
Freeport, Me-, were guests of the
Donald B. Macmillan party on lne
schooner Bowdoin when II sailed Ir9n, ~ !
wiscasset to- Booth Bay haroor on It's
trip to the arctic regions
Mrs. Henry l.. Pitts and her iMittie M
son, Henry L. Pitts, jr., VINO nave
been visiting in Washington TOT sns M
past month. will leave tomorrow 10,
u. S. N, and will sail from san
Francisco for Guam on July 10. Mrs'
Pitts was formerly Miss Pearle Nance
OF Atlanta, Ga, and Washington
DR.. James A. Cannon returned yes
terday after a six-day cruise aboard the
Leviathan as a guest on her trial trip
Lieut.. Stephen F.. Tiilman entertained
at luncheon today for Miss Dorothy
Glenn Later in the afternoon Miss
Glenn and Lieut.. Tillman will be tne
guests of Col. George f. Baltzell, on the
outing Of the Washington Chapter OF
the United States Infantry Association
to Fort Washington. Lieut.. Iilimam Is i
the press relation officer for the S2oth
Infantry and the 313th Field Artillery
Miss Mcdonald
bride OF MIR. COnrOy.
The marriage Of Miss Monica B
Mcdonald. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence A: Mcdonald, to Mr.. Frank
NJ. Conroy Of Detroit, Mich, 1ooR
place Monday. The ceremony was per
formed at s o'clock in St Gabriefs
Church by the Rev. John Mcnamara
The bride wore a gown or whit'
beaded crepe romaine ana carried
white roses and lilies of the valley
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brides only attendant was her sister
Miss Margaret Mcdonald. who wore
orchid chiffon and carried an oi1
fashioned bouquet of lavender sWee
peas. The best man was Mr.. Bue
Williamson.
Mr.. Conroy was a captain in the lat
war, but at present is connected witt
the bureau Of foreign and domestic
commerce. He is member or TN
Delta Phi Epsilon fraternity OF Geofes
town University.
81. Immediately after the ceremony
which was witnessed by the imme
Sfiate families and intimate friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Conroy left for wen
live in Washington.
Members of the Washington Chap
ter of the United States Infantry AS
Fort Washington this evening
Officers and their guests Will leav'
from the wharf at Washington bar
racks on board the S. S. Rucker
promptly at SIS o'clock. On the re
turn trip the Rucker will dock abou
IL o'clock.
Arrangements have been made b!
the commanding officer or FOR
Washington to provide outdoor loca
tions for picnic suppers. AFTER sup
per there will be dance at the For
Washington Club pavilion. which is {
spacious new addition to the clup
accommodating a large party. Music
will be furnished by the orchestri
Of the Army Band, under the. per
sonal direction Of Mr.. Louis s vas
sell, warrant officer, Army Banu.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made fol
parking space at Fort Washington
for those who will make the trip By
motor. Parking space at WashinEto5
The sentry at the gate will give nee
essary directions. and a guard VII
be posted over ehe machines unit
the return of the party from For
Washington.
This will be one of the most at
tractive affairs of the season in in
fantry circles of Washington.
Mrs. William Dunlop. jr., is chair
man of the cake and ice cream table
at the garden party which will b'
given tomorrow afternoon for th'
benefit of the Monticello fund in the
garden of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sid
well at 1901 Wisconsin avenue. Mrs
Dunlop will be assisted by Mrs: Jane:
Huntington Turner and Miss Alice
Douglas Goddard. The Old Curiosity
Shop, of which Mrs. Aurelius Shands
is chairman, will furnish many sur,
prises. Her committee is composed
Mrs. Harry Denham. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Logic, Miss Edmonia Harvie. Miss
Mary williams and Miss Davidge
Miss Agnes Stands, Miss Charlotte
Freeman Clarke. Miss Edna Muncas-
ter and Miss Caroline Henry will also
assist. Miss Virginia Price will make
a fairyland Of the wishing tree" a
group of young girls. Miss Beatrice
Whittier. Miss Louise Carman, Miss
Betty Larrimore, Miss Billy Span
hoost and Miss Ruth Bissell, will as
sist Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews
Miss Peggy Martin and Miss Marcia
Chaplin will sell balloons.
Mrs. William Sotheron Powell, Miss
Helen Meetze. Mrs. William Nelson
distribute homemade candies for Mrs;
John Ritchie and Mrs. Daingerfield
Love. who have charge of the booth.
A band will be on hand the entire
afternoon to furnish music for
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Reed of De-
troit are at the Lee House for the
week.
Mrs. H. H. Barton Of Philadelphia,
who has come to Washington for a
visit, is staying at Wardman Park
Hotel
Births Reported.
The following births have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours: *
Ernest NJ. and Mary L, Mason, girl. '.f
Mack ". and Kate r. Carter, boy.
SilYio and Frances Tucci, hoy.
Joseph l.. and Anna L. Stempel, boy.