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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-13
ARGENTINA TO.
SEND ENVOY
SOON

The Argentine Ambassador and
Nine. Malbran will arrive in New
York on August 80 on the Ameri-
can Legion from South America.
They will come to washington
soon after their arrival.
Or. Maibfan has been serving
as Argentine ambassador to Chile.
he succeeds Dr.. HIonorio Pnerre.
don. who resigned from the Wash
ington post IN the late winter.
Both the Ambassador and Nine.
Malbran are known in. Washing
ton to those members Of society.
who can remember back In
$780, For that was the year
they made their entrance into
washington, Mr.. Malbran coming
as secretary OF the Argentine Le-s
cation.
Nine. Malbran was 81 bride then.
They remained here for abois
two years and during that time
their son, Ernesto, was born.
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Daughter Called
To Capital By
Fathers Illness

Nine. ven SWinderen, wife OF
the Netherlands minister to the
court 81 st. James. is in Wash
ington, where she came on nc-
count OF the illness of her father.
C. G. Glover. The minister and
their daughter, Mile. van Swim
deren, are at Danny Park, Sussex,
England, which they have leased
until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover are IN
their house on Massachusetts,
Ave. extended, where they went.
early in the spring after having
closed their town house at 1903
kvSt. It was at the latter That
they celebra ed their golden wed.
ding anniversary during the win.
ter.
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Miss I1aIIa Harrison Lynn.
daughter ~ Mrs. Richard Henry
Lynn viii Be presented To So
ciety on the afternoon 81 Decem.
Der Is III q tendance IN the ball.
room o. the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. Harrison and her damnh
ter have recently returned from
several months Of travel in
Europe. They are leaving shortly
for Blue Ridge Summit. Pa, FOR
few weeks stay.
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PernDian Diplomat
And Family Here
Enroute To Lima

The Peruvian minister to
France, Senior Mariana H. Cor.
nejo, accompanied BY his wife,
Sonora de Cornejo and their son,
Richard. are at the MayfloWer.
The minister has represented his
country i'm Paris for the past nine
years, and he and his family are
now en- route to Lima where they
will remain until the middle of
September when they will return to
France. The are going to Havana
for short visit on their way TO
PERU
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Many Secretary
IraUels 81 Train
For . Change

The Acting Secretary Of the
Navy Theodore Douglas Robinson,
Il j devotee 81 locomotion BY air
plane. Rarely does he use the rail.
road any more Tor travelling. either
for official vi pleasure trips.
However. the last weekend WAS
the exception. This time, because
the air conditions were not salts
factory, he went by train 10 his
home at Herkimer. ~. 81, to pass
few days with his family The
middle 81 the week he will 50 to
Syracuse III the dedication OF
new airport And the following
day he il expected to return to
Washington
The First Secretary Of the Boz
Iivian Legation and Sonora de Ii
Barra have gone to Newport, r..
4. where the latter will remain
for some time while senior de ~
Barra is attending the meetings
OF the Institute OF Politics. Later
they will 90 to Long Island Tor q
visit and from there to Spring
Lake, NJ j., before returning to
Washington in September.
The Secretary OF the Rumanian
Legation and Nine. Popovlci have
gone to Norfolk, Va, where they
will be the guests Of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Curtin for a week.
~
Comdr. and Mrs. RI. f.. Bassler
- L. IN
Washington this morning from
Philadelphia and are guests at the
Mayflower.
Col. Wade III. Cooper. who has
been spanding his vacation In Eu-
rope, sailed from Southampton on
the Empress Of Scotland on August
4, and is now in Canada for a short
time before returning to Washing.
ton. ].
Mrs. John p. Story and her
daughter. Miss JacqueIine story.
who have recently returned from
Europe, have joined the formers
mother, Mrs. William Stone Albert,
at Saranac Inn, Saranac Lake,
II. X.
Major and Mrs. Parker West
have returned TO their quarters
at Soldiers Home after a trim OF
several weeks through Canada
and the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Rawsthorne
of Pittsburgh are naking an ex-
tended stay at the Grace Dodge
4
Mrs. King Carley, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
bury Blair in Newport, r. t.,
has gone to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Cary.
II Il
Mrs. Blair Banister has Joined
her daughter, Miss Margaret Ban
lister, at Kenilwortii Inn in Ashe.
vile. N. C., and the latter part
Of the week they will go to Lin.
vile, N. c., to visit the formers
sister. Mrs. G. F. Lucade. OF
Lynchburg, Va. Mrs. Banister
will return to her apartment at
The Mayflower about the first of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miller
OF New York, are making a brief
visit in Washington at the Nav
flower on motor trip which
they are taking to Hot SPRINGS.
Virginia, where they will joi,l Their
daughter. Mss Francis M. Miller.
and their niece, Miss Francesca
Mckinney.
M Il Il
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence r. coek.
rifle have issued cards announc.
ing the marriage of their daughter,
Mrs. Grace Gockrilie- Fleishman. to
Burkhart Martin Knobel on Fri.
day, in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knobel will he
at home at 1919 r Street north.
west September 1.
NH Il
Mrs. Minnegerode Andrews has
returned from Virginia Beach. Va,
where she has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Warner II. Wood, 81
Princeton, N. j.. who have 4
eekeaEs there for the summer.
y
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AZ Rossdhu

Capt, and Mrs. e. e. Calhoun
are entertaining at Rossdhu. their
country place, Mrs Calhoun's
aunt. Mrs. H w. knight, who
has Just returned from England,
where she spent a year. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence G.. Bryan, Of Ken
lucky. nephew and niece Of Cap
tain Calhoun, are also guests, and
Mrs. Charles w. Warirg. Mrs.
Calhoun 81 daughter, arrived yes
terday from Charleston, 8. c.. to
remain with her mother during
this week. when they will leave
together for series OF visits in
the North. Mr.. Waring will join
Mrs. Waring later.
Mrs. William I'll. McChord. Jr.,
and her son, William II. McChord'
3rd.. have returned to their home
in Jacksonville, Fla, after spend
ing two weeks here as the guests
OF the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. G.. Windham.
Mr.. McChord accompanied Mrs.
McChord and their son on their
trip from Florida. which they
made by motor. And after stay
lEAS AIGIG a lew ia sbAASSJ 49, -
Hartford, Conn, to visit relatives
of Mr.. McChord for ten days.
Then they returned to Washing
ton, where Mrs. McChord. and the
boy remained for a longer visit
while Mr.. Mcchord returned to
Jacksonville.
X n i
The Hadassah will give card
party on the lawn OF Mrs. Isabel
Kahn, 5709 Sixteenth st. tomor-
row evening, beginning at $50
o'clock. In case of rain the fete
will be held on Wednesday eve
ming at the same hour.
DIR. Everett Monroe Ellison has
been the week end guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry s. HUNT at their
summer home in Felicity Cove,
Maryland.
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D. Routa

The Minister of the Irish Free
State. Timothy Smiddy. has re.
turned to Washington after pass.
ing several weeks on Long Island.
Mr.. Smiddy win 90 next week to
the North Shore, where Ne win
remain for SONS time.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard Porter
Davidson have gone to Saranac
Inn at Saranac Lake, ~. NJ TO re.
main through September.
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n .JerseY

~ charge d'Affaires ot Urli-
.,,ay and Nine. de Pena have
Iced : their apartment here ana
$3.50 zone to Cape May, II. u,
,,,,ere they have taken cottage
Nj. ~. renainder OF the summer.
Io rye ~. charge d'Affaifes Of Swe.
.rd NINE. WeideI will close
u .,sl,.. home here early this week
y. ! ,,,;i, 81 To Raydal near Phila.
anr is pass 4 fortnight.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY FOLK
Equestrian Interest IN Capital Viii Be
Stimulated by Horse SllOU Next Week
Large Delegation From
Riding and Hunt Club
Will Take Part in Rock
vile Fair


vile Fair
With the Riding and Hunt
Club " dark" for the SUM
mer and the bride paths de-
serted news of the horse
show to be staged in connec-
ton with the Rockville Fair
next week is doubly vel
come to those Of Washing
ton with equine inclinations.
a delegation Of Washing
/. ton horsemen and women are
Voing out for the show,
scheduled for Wednesday
and Thursday. Elizabeth
jackson heads the list of
members Of the Riding and
Hunt Club who have entered
their mounts. al few other
club members, left il town
for she summer, are prepar-
ing to show, among them
Melvin Hazen. Mr.. Hazen
Is taking 12 entries out to
Rockville and expects not
only to show on Wednes-
day and Thursday, but to
race in the running events
scheduled for the entire
week. Ray Norton, of the
club, will be there, and 50
will Frances Saul and Nancy
Hanna.
Pretty Aides
Miss Elizabeth Jackson and
Miss Saul and Miss Hanna will
also ride IS marshals ii the
pageant ST agriculture to Be
staged Is the main event on the
fair program for Wednesday
and Thursday.
Clarence &. GiIpin, Of OIney,
Md, president of the fair board,
IS to be grand marshal and
group Of attractive Maryland
and Washington equestriennes
have been designated to serve
as his aides.
Among them viii be Carolyn
Fry Jackson, Elaine Graham, I
Kathryn Deming, Mrs. Robert
3. I'll Smith, and Mrs. Frank
Shurtz. all 81 Chevy Chase. The
other assistant rnarshals will be
from the county.
Whippets
The horse show and whippet
races. to be held the final two
days Of the fair, August az and
IS promise to attract goodly
number of Neutrality-suspicious..
The Whippet club Of washing
ton has entered its dogs to
man. Mrs. Charles steers Of
Emerson St. the Capitals fret
whIppef fancier. is racing her
famous MY Own and showing
In the dog show preceding the
races on Saturday, August Is,
Ny Owns recent litter Of pups.
Too young to race, the five little
long tails promise to carry
away the honors Of the dog show.
Other entries in the races have
been received from Baltimore,
whence Felix Lesser and his whip
Get gang are bringing over
airing; Pennsylvania, New Jersey
end Massachusetts,.
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-Ennaoed

Mr.. ana Mrs. Hector A1cAlIistes
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret, to Lieut..
Thomas AveriIl Huckins. y s. NJ
81 st. Louis. NO.
Can't. and Mrs. Sidney Graves
have returned II washington after
visit ID Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones III their cottage. Sea Pines
at Virginia Beach.
Evening star., 1928-10-07
Surprise Party .Honors
Mr.. Henry "A. Kahlert

The departure of Mr.. Henry A. Kah-
lert Friday for Atlanta, Ca, was the
occasion for surprise farewell party
In his honor held at the home Of his
brother -in-la law and sister Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence A. Chisn, at 4lB Tenth street
northeast, Thursday evening. The
party which had the appearance of "a
family reunion, was made up princi-
pal1y of members of Mr. Kahlert's i'm
mediate family, and included Mrs.
Henry A. Kahlert, who expects to join
her husband I'M Atlanta about Novem-
Der Is: Miss sThsln1a Kahlert, Miss
Marion Kanlert, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Ashdowr1, Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Neill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moriarity, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Mueller, formerly Of
Omaha. Nebr.; Mr. Albert Mueller, Mr..
Mary Louisa webster, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas z. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
eence A. Chism,. Mr.. Walter Chism, Mrs.
Louis A. Van .Lcock5 Miss Helen Van
Loock, Mr., and Mrs. Ernest l.. Kahlert,
Mr. FrederickeG. Kahlert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mastin. Mr.. Anbry MaStin, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence c: Mastif, Miss Mary
Goodall Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Good
all. Mr. James, <. Ryan, Mr.. John Ryan
and Mrs. Harry Benfef Of Philadelphia
Mr.. Kalllerts was. the recipient of
many useful gifts on his departure,
, including handsome travelling bag
that was presented to him by the off,
GERS and members Of the Sunday school
Of the Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation, of wi1iEitkfr, KAhlert has been
AN active member since early boyhood
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Patronesses Are Named
For Autumn Gard Party

The Autumn card party of the Blessed
Sacrament Church in Chevy Chase
is to be held in the ballroom of Ward-
man Park Hotel tomorrow afternoon at
2 O'clock This affair is sponsored by
! the women of the Sanctuary Society and
is for the benefit Of the building fund
of the new school.
Among those acting as patronesses
are Mrs. A. j. Renoe, Mrs. Joseph Mc-
Reynolds, Mrs. ]. Ernest Smith, Mrs.
Frank Pierce, Mrs. Aubrey L. Clarke,
Keane, Mrs. E. L. ~Pueh, Mrs. H. r.
Greenlee, Mrs. Charles w. Darr, Mrs.
Arthur j. May, Mrs. Brooke Boyer, Mrs.
Justine O'Connor, Mrs.J. A. Ruane, Mrs.
John Rupert, Mrs. Airline Fenwick,
Mrs. w C. Sullivan, Mrs. j. B. Bowling,
Mrs. Helen Gruver Miss Elizabeth Qufl-
! ligan, Mrs j. C. Sheehy, Mrs. Chester
Hammett, Mrs. H C.. Corbin, Mrs. Ralph
P. johnson. Mrs. Richard L. Lamb, Mrs.
Raphael Sen1mes. Mrs. James Cantrell,
Mrs J. f. Bohen Mrs. A. e. Berry,
Mrs Sarah L. Murdock, Mrs. L. d.
Whitaker, Mrs. F. @. Bell, Mrs. F. B.
McGivern, Mrs. w. E. Detteweiler, Mrs.
H. j. Certify, Mrs. Al. Cummings, Miss
K Rache, Miss Anna j. Ready. Mrs
Andrew Hickey, Mrs. Mary F. Donohoe,
Mrs. Caroline B. Alexander, Mrs J. w
Stohlrnan, Mrs. j. c. Garry Mrs. L. p
Handy, Mrs. E. L. Oakes, Mrs. J. r.
Deveraux. Mrs. J. j. Lenihan Mrs. H. c.
Train, Mrs. p j. Harmon, Mrs. Thomas
Brahaney, Mrs E. Berens, Mrs. F. z
Oliver. Mrs NJ Mahorner, Mrs. Joseph
Loughran, Mrs. F. c. Parks Mrs. A. P
Gray. Mrs. Joseph Madigan, Mrs. w. H
Donovan and Mrs J. Eris POWELL.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. G, OCTOBER

Craver, Miss Helen knight, Miss Edith
knight and Miss Elizabeth Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M Redmond,
parents of Mr.. Robert Redmond. enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening in
honor of Miss Knight before the party
given by Miss Fairfax. Mrs Redmond
returned return recently from a visit in War
Mrs. Dalton Taylor and Miss Ruth
Taylor are. the guests Of relatives in
Hanover County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Wright and Miss
Magdalene Wright are home from a
motor trip through the Valley of Vir-
giria. Miss Wright spent the Summer
months visiting friends In Michigan
and Pennsylvania.
Miss Helen Oliver has left for her
home in Scranton. Pa. after visit to
her aunt. Mrs. Henry A. ziegler.
Mrs. Everett Albert Helimuth enter
tanned Saturday evening. September 29
In honor of Miss Florence Boteler Of
Washington whose marriage to Mr.
Alvin Fisher Of Swarnpscott. Mass, will
take place Saturday, october 20. The
guests, all of whom were from out of
town. included Mrs Harold Haynes of
Woodside, Mrs. Harry z. Sprucebank
and Miss Helen Sprucebank. mother
and sister of the hostess; Mrs Albert
Reed, Mrs. James Hoover. Miss jean
nette Burgess. Miss Lillian Woodford.
Miss George Ran1ey Miss Virginia
Fisher, Miss Myrtle Peacock. Miss
Marion Hammer and Miss Louise Bur-
CESS Of Washington.
Mrs. William Wattles Horner and her
two sons of Cleveland. are the guests
of her mother, Mrs G. william Wattles,
on Prince street.
Miss Dolly Callahan has gone to
Greensboro, N. c., where she is a mem
ber Of the faculty in Greensboro Wonn-
ems College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent White we're guests
last week Of Capt and Mrs. e. j. Gun.
ter in Clifton Forge, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther H. Nelson en-
tertained Saturday evening, September
%, to celebrate their wedding anniver-
sary and also the birthday anniversaries
of Mrs. Nelson and her two sisters,
Mrs. j. H. Kretchner and Mrs. T. P.
Carter. Among the guests from out OF
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mel
son, Mrs. Anna Craig and Mr.. Frederick
Colvin Of Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor Lewis, jr..
of Garden City, Long Island, were
guests last week of the 1atter's parents,
Mfr. and Mrs. Robert w. Schneider. on
North Columbus street, and left later
for Hot Springs. Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
lewis will make their future home in
Richmond. Miss Hilda Fielding Lewis
is spending several weeks with her
grandparents.
The newly appointed entertainment
committee Of the Old Dominion Boat
Club has selected the dates for the
dances to be given in the clubhouse
during the Autumn and early Winter
They will be had Friday evenings. Octo-
Der 19, November 2. 16 and 80, and
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mr.. Sidney Alexander Woodward of
Norfolk has announced the engagement
of his daughter, Mary Ar1toinette, to
Very Rev. Alexander Hugo Blankcn-
ship, formerly of this city and now
dean Of the Episcopal Cathedral Of the
Holy Trinity in Havana. The wedding
will take place in January. Miss
Woodward is a graduate Of Sweetbriar
College and Is a member of the Junior
League in Norfolk, where she made her
debut several seasons ago.. DR.. Blank
criship Is a son of Mrs. Blankenship
and the late Mr. william Stands
BlAnkenship Of Richmond. He Is a
graduate Of the University OF Rich
mond and afterwards attended the
Graduate School of Divinity at Yale
before entering the Virginia episcopal
Theological Seminary, where he was
ordained to the deaconate in 1928 and
to the priesthood year later. DR..
Blankenship was rector of Emmanuel
Church from the time Of his ordina-
ton until he was called last year to be
dean of the cathedral in Havana. Dur
ing the World War DR.. Blankenship
was a member of the Richmond Blues
and was stationed at Admission, Ala,
where he was commissioned a second
lieutenant of artillery.
Mrs. Lynwood Gordon has returned
from q visit to her sister, Mrs. M. j..
Menefee, In Luray, Va.
Mrs. w. H. Robinson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Orth Gardner, in
WAynesboro, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbone Smith are
home from a trip to Williamsburg;
where they visited their son, Mr.. Wal
Ter s. ith, student at William and
Mary College.
Miss Lucy Brown Uhler entertained
at tea Sunday afternoon, September
80. in her home on North Washington
Paola Tuccimei of Rome, Italy, who
has been spending the Summer in Al
exandria. Most of the guests were
frJm washington. Mrs. Alfred G.
Uhler and Mrs. John Thornton Ash
ton, mother and sister Of the hostess,
assisted In receiving. Miss Minnie Hen
derson poured tea and was assisted by
Miss Jean Walker of Fort Eustis. Miss
Grace Powell and Miss Nellie Sommers.
Mrs. James Dorst and her daughter,
Miss Katharine DorSt we're in San
Francisco for the marriage, September
IL, of the formers son, Mr.. Warning
ton Dorst, to Miss Margaret Helen Full
Ter. daughter of Mrs. Frank Whittier
Fuller. Maj James Archer Dorst. U.
s. A., was best man for his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorst will make their
home In Oakland Calf.
Invitations have been received IN
Alexandria from Mr.. and Mrs. Rose
well Carter Bridger for the marriage
Of their daughter. Marietta Randolph,
to Mr.. william Worth Jones, son of
and Mrs. Jere Jones and grandson of
the late DR.. william Jordan Jones Of
Tidewater, Va, Saturday evening,
October 20, at o'clock, in the Episco-
pal church in winston, N. G.
Lieut.. Carl Drischler left Monday by
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December IA; Tuesday, December IS;
Friday, December 2e, and Tuesday,
January /. Mr.. John L. Curtin is chair
man of the committee. Mr.. j. S. How
ard assistant chairman, Mr.. Robert G..
Whitton secretary-treasurer and the
other members are Mr.. r. P. Nicholson.
Mr.. Urban S. Lambert, jr.; Mr.. Emmett
z. Lawler, jr.; Mr. r.. L.. Janlison and
Mr.. Stanley King.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard B. English left
Thursday for San Antonio, Tex, to at
tend the convention OF the American
Legion.
Miss Constance Boush has closed her
cottage at Orkney Springs and is in her
home in Alexandria for the Winter.
Mrs. Ethan Allen Jones has returned
from visit to relatives In Belhaven,
, N. c. H.
MIR. Hayward Douglas Luckett Of Nor
folk was the guest last week of his sis
ters. Mrs. Louis Bargamin and Miss
| Annie Peyton Euckett Miss Luckett
left Friday for Atlanta, where she will
make her home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Petit and
their two young daughters who have
been the guests of Mrs. Pettit's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mansfield, left
last week for their home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Callahan an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Annabelle to Mr. Joseph A. Rowe
Tuesday, october 2, Rev, Ernest M. De-
| laney, pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, oficiating.
Mrs. George N, Anderton Of Tappa-
hammock, Va, was the guest last week
of Rev. and Mrs. william j. Morton at
Christ Church rectory.
Mr.. Courtland Warfeld, returned last
week to resume his studies at St. James
School, Md. ~
Mrs. George w. Keys is home from
Westernport, Md, where she spent two
months
Mrs. Fred Barr of Winchester is the
guest of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Barr, in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas A. Lindsey.
The Misses EwelI of Haymarket, Va,
were guests last week of Mfr and Mrs.
T. L. Berkeley on Duke street while at
| tending the convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. -~
| Miss Elizabeth Baker of Newark Is
The. guest Of her cousin, Mrs. M. S.
Scripture. ..-
Evening star., 1928-10-07

has been ordered for duty with the
Pacific fleet. Mrs. Drischler and their
infant daughter win join him later lin
the month.
Mr.. John Brown ana Miss Edith
Brown are home from a visit TO Mrs.
Judson Brown at Raccoon Ford, Va.
Mrs. Charles E. Potts of Ashland.
Va, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Carlin on North washington
street.
Miss Pattie callayay OF Nelson
County has arrived to spend the Winter
with her cusins, Mai. and Mrs. Charles
Elicit Cabell on Cameron street.
Mrs. Thomas z. Franklin was the
in Ellicott City, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Tyler Leef
have gone to their home in Greensboro.
N. c., after a visit to the latters
mother. Mrs. George Whitton, on South
Patrick street. SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Preston.
Miss Helen Sweeley and Mr. Edward
German have returned from Norfolk,
where they attended the wedding of
Miss Madeline Burns and Mr.. Patrick
j. Riley, ir., which took place Tuesday
in the Church of the Sacred Heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Newton Rust
and their children have closed their
Summer home, Rockledge. near Lees.
burg, and are in their house on Wood
land terrace.
Mrs William B. Lloyd, Miss Mary
Lloyd Mr.. Gardner Lloyd and Miss
Caroline Rust are back from an ex-
tended motor trip through the South.
Mrs. E. c. Mackenzie and her young
son, Archibald Buckner Mackenzie, are
spending a month with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William BucKner
McGroarty, in Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ernest KNIGHT
nave issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter. Ada Marian, to Mr..
ROBERT Milton Redmond, tomorrow eve
nlng. at 8 o'clock, in their home at
207 Prince street
Miss Pauline Florence has gone te
Jerome. Ca, where she will remain
for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. WeaSe announce
the marriage of their daughter Carrie
70 Mr.. Lurty E. Fifer of Rockingham
County, Wednesday, September 26. in
the parsonage of the Temple Bartist
church, Rev. Ryland T. Dodge Of
f1ciating. Miss Mary Wease was maid
OF honor for her sister, and Mr.. Carl
Wease was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fifer will live in Harrisonburg.
Mr.. Andrew Cofing of Danville. Ill.
was the week end guest OF his brother
irl-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mcclellan.
Miss Emma Payne of Marshall. Va. Is
the guest of her brother, Mr.. Harold
Payne
Miss Margaret Harrison Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Taylor, in
Cumberland, Md.
Mr.. Robert Baldwin has gone to
Providence, r. l., to begin his fresh
man year at Brown University.
Miss Hilda Fairfax entertained at a
bridal shower Friday evening in honor
OF Miss Marian Knight, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Robert M. Redmond viii
take place tomorrow evening. Among
the guests were Mrs Charles Loven. Mrs
Duncan, Mrs. Lawrence King and Miss
Margaret Hogan of Washington: Mrs,
Robert E. knight. Mrs. F. Clinton
Knight, Mrs. Leonard M. Knight, Mrs
Herbert Knight, Mrs. s. M. Redmond
Mrs Harvey Crump. Mrs. Roy Craver,
Mrs. r: J. Smell. Mrs. Davis, Miss Pattie