The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21

TO WED WASHINGTON
MAN NEXT SATURDAY.

their daughter, Miss Cornella Mac
kenzie, and Myron Parwer Bur-
dette, of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clinton Mackenzie will give
a barn dance" on Friday evening
at their country home at Cole
brook, CONFUSING for this pur-
pose the nearest thing to a barn
which the estate can boast-the
spacious garage. The wedding is TO
take place next day at the Cole.
brook estate,
Sidney c. Neale, of Washington.
and a grandson of Myron Parker.
Mrs. w. ]. c. Agnew. who has
been living at 1926 Sixteenth street,
has taken an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mrs. John H. Iden, who is at
Mayfield Farms, the Iden summer
place near Manassas, Va, but VINO
spent yesterday in Washington,
will go to the North Shore shortly
to visit Mrs. Nathan c. Twining,
widow of Rear Admiral Twining.
Upon her return to town in the
early autumn Mrs. Iden will re-
Join Commander Iden, at their
apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street.
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Robert s. Regar, who succ seds
Warren Irving Glover as Third As
sistant Postmaster General, will in.
troduce q new official hostess to
Washington in the person of charm
ing Mrs. Regar. She is, however,
no stranger to the Capital. She
first came to town twelve years
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service of the Postoffice Department.
Before her marriage she was Miss
Sarah Burky, daughter OF Mr.. end
Mrs. Harry @. Burky. Of Reading,
With her small daughter, Sarah,
Mrs. Regar is at present visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burlxy,
n Reading. About August / she
expects to go to Atlantic City to
remain until autumn.
The military attache OF the Span.
ish embassy, Major Casajus, who is
now at his home in Spain, will re.
turn here early in August.
Erigadier General and Mrs. Den.
mis- Nolan expect to leave Wash.
ngton the early part Of August for
the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Ellen Nolan, who has been
near Buffalo, N. Y, since June with
her grandmother, Mrs. MARTA
Nolan, will rensin in New York
urtil she returns to school.
Colonel Paul Henderson. Second
Assistant Postmaster General, who
is now at Castle Eden Farm, Hins.
dale, ILL.,, with Mrs. Henderson, viii
return to washington on July %.
Colonel Henderson retires from the
Postoffice Department on August /.
Mrs. David s. Kairne and her
daughter, Miss Gladys Kaime, Of
the Connecticut apartment. viii go
to New York tomorrow to join
friends. and will sail Saturday on
the Majestic to pass the remainder
of the summer in Europe.
ENGINEER COMMISSIONERS
ON MOTOR TRIP.
Lieutenant Colonel ]. Franklin
Bell, District Engineer Commits
sioner, win leave oil Saturday for
three-day motor trip through the
Maryland.
He will be accompanied by Major
Raymond A. Wheeler, Major Will.
lam H. IIolcon.be and Lieutenant
Colonel Mark. Brooke.
Mrs. Bell, who has been spending
the sur'mer In Europe with her
daughter, Miss Marjorie Bell. Ia now
in Paris. They will return some
time in the early fall.
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Mrs Karl Kindeberger, Of 1918
Sixteenth street. is at Haddon Hall.
Atlantic City. for g holiday visit.
ENTERTAIN FOR RESERVE
OFFICERS AT HUMPHREYS. =.
The bridge club of Fort Humph.
reys. Va, of which Colonel e. F.
Markham is the president, gave a
party on Monday evening to the Of
ficers of the Three Hundred and
Fourth regiment of engineers,
which is in training at Humphreys.
This reserve regiment, which has
it's full complement OF assigned Of
ficers and some thirty-five others
attached for training purposes, all
hailing from Philadelphia or the
vicinity, is composed of men well
known in the engineering field,
and most Of them served during the
world war.
Among those who participated in
the bridge party were Major w. d.
A. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson,