Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1921, Page 30

Abride of yesterday ’)l&"vi 4 = . 2 x R - : e . v 4 Whowat b & oE e . " . MissHelen ns. Paur O.DrRuURY, Miss Kwtl::‘:it;wyslgoone;. ’ i ; . ] | 3‘1'71277 Mps GEORGE A.MYERS, g 3 Avride of early Jumes ! St e ] —_ BN ALY Society Well Represented At Sterling-Knotts Wedding Miss Helen Anna Zimmerman Weds Mr. Matthew V. Halloran—Other Nuptials of Interest During the Week. Washington Society Enjoys Week Outdoors With Polo Games and Garden Parties s.LUTHER C.JEEFRESS ide of June who was formet! 3 Mu-‘ga.reb Bruce Looney 1:0(@)1 Miq. HOYAY;D{ S %{“’FT@' @fi; . . . s Chas e Sterlin§, whose Informal Picnics and River Parties Lure During J&‘L’;g Vis & nelable event yesterday Hot Wave—Potomac Park Popular—Bath- ing Beach Visited by Many. A2 b Mi Official and resident society of the capital was brilliantly represented at the marriage yesterday afternoon in St. Margaret's Episcopal Church of Miss Charlotte Ann Sterling. daugh- ter of Mrs. John A. Sterling. to Mr. Howard Clayton Knotts of Spring- fleld, IIL Standards of white field flowers intermingled with palms and ferns adorned the chancel and aisles of the church and a string orchestra played a well arranged program of nuptial music. The ceremony was performed by the rector, Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith and the ring service was used. The bride, who was escorted and given in marriage by her uncle, Sen- ator Thomas Sterling of South Da- kota, Wore a gown of cream White satin with. seed pearl garniture, and her veil of princess lace and tulle was held with a coronet of orange blossoms. A bridal bouquet of orange blossoms and lilies of the valley was carried. Miss Dorothy Yates of Iilinois, the maid of honor, wore pink and laven- der chiffon with a pink garden hat and carried a shower bouquet of pink match their gowns, and carried bou- quets of pink rose: London Social Season Capt. Edward Halloran, U. 8. A.. brother of the bridegroom acted as best man and the ushers were Mr. William Mills Thompson and Mr. Ed- ward Ashton Fuller jr. The flower girl, Madeline Halloran, daughter of Mr. John A. Halloran and cousin of 4 the bridegroom. wore a charming frock of buff organdy with hat to match, trimmed with streamers and organdy flowers. A reception for the relatives and intimate firiends fol lowed at the home of the bride's parents, where a floral decoration af white fleld flowers and roses was im place in the various rooms. The bridal couple were assisted in receiving by o Mrs. Zimmerman, mother of the bride, who wore a gown of black satin and lace. with 'orsage bouquet of pink sweetpeas, and Mrs. Halloran, mother of the bridegroom, who was in brown Canton crepe. Mr. and Mrs. Halloran left later for an extended northern trip. the latter traveling in a blue tricotine suit with a hat of blue to match. A number of charming hospitalities were given during the week for the bride-elect, Mrs. E. F. Beadle and Miss Mary Beadle entertaining at a supper and shower Wednesday c¢vening and Thursday a dinner party was given for the bride and bridegroom. Society Starts Annual Exodus As Heat Arrives Gleanings of Diplomatic, | T{Emic. Fadur. Cabinet and Social Life; Caused by Coal Crisis Many Washingtonians Leav-| J apanese Diet to Be Given Dinner Parties—Ofh- Tight Money Keeps Debu- inigthieiCiny Dty foe Thete cials and Residents Start Migration to fanies-a e Summer Homes in Cooler Postponed — Merchants Climes. Cooler Haunts. Desperate, but Everybody Mr. and Mi 1 re. Bdward L Doheny are| . nbassador of Japan, Baron|of the charge d'affaires of the lega- Is Healthier. spending the week end in New York. tion_of i NDO? rmall: of Panama, will sail for Panama, | LONDON, J . —4 i They had as their guests last week | Shidehara, will entertaln ‘“{: . | via Norfolk, Juiy 1, and, after a visit | hemoaning the Sailure of the Lasdon at the Shoreham Mr. and Mrs. Nor- at dinner this evening at e 'io relatives, will sail from Panama |seaso: The week preceding the man Bridge of Los Angeles, who ac- | PASSY in honor of the nine members | for Europe with her aunt, Mrs Lewis, ) Derby should have seen social gayety companied them to New York. Mr, |Of the Japanese diet who will reach |13 BTG K05 Summer in’ Europe, re- | approaching its height, but the wide- i . thete | Washington this afternoon & to Washington in the sutumh. | spread effects of the coal crisis have and Mrs. Doheny will return to their | Washing A Miss Ailsa Mellon, daogh B put a damper on the round of pieas- apartment at the Shoreham the first| The Secretary of State, Mr. Charles | Scerotary of the Treseron twin oo e o e ot e of this week. Evans Hughes, will entertain at din- | turn Tuesday from Pittsburgh and | Yecail “any similar period when o ner Thursday night for Mr. Chien, | Wil leave the latter part of the week. | little private entertaining was done former minister of forelgn affairs of | Va_'where they have taken a COttags | tovon gty asoUipates are coming to China. having the minister, Dr. S: for July and August many society folk to cancel all their . BY SALLIE V. IJ. PICKETT. UTDOOR life in Washington last week was made doubly attrac- tive by several events, such as the two championship bouts be- tween the Cuban and American polo teams, two charming garden parties at Dean place—that of Thursday afternoon, given by the Women’s Foundation, while yesterday the National Women's Press Club held sway there. There were informal picnic parties, too, and river parties, while the Potomac Park speedway presented an ever moving pan- orama of motorists who were always sure of a breeze. One of the par- ticularly interesting spots in that vicinity is the bathing beach, and dip- lomats and official and resident society folk all drive that way to catch a glimpse of the overcrowded pools, where little aristocrats bathe side by side with the less fortunate. THE President and Mrs. Harding were hosts a number of times during the week. notwithstanding the heat, having important men in poli- tics and finance as guests, but perhaps the proudest visitor they enter- = tained was Warren Pershing, the young son of Gen. Pershing, who took Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell has gone Juncheon with them on his birthday anniversary, his father and his grand- | to Boston, where she is visiting her ther, Senator Francis E. Warren, sharing honors with him. The fact [ mother, Mrs. Edward Foote. Mr. and in : fiso develeops. too, that Mrs. Harding, unlik_eg her predecessors in the White | Mrs. Wendell have opened their sum- E,’"‘e",..','n".'n;"::;::?u n':-‘: ying ooThe third secretary of the Jap. e L S L G S Ll and lavender sweet peas. The brides- House, cares but little for automobile trips unless she has a positive [mer home, at Casenovia, N. Y., where bassy, Mr. Shu Tomil, Will | the “country. By the king's desire,|maids e Rutr T Fort She nfi zlr:::-x!o‘::n ::.'. rrofls;:;";:.&amngn: return from the far west the latter Mrs. Wendell will join him at the| ne ambassador of Italy, Semator|part of this week. Mr. Tomil is | ouri®,hav® beed postponed and ho- aestination ahead. such as Valley Forge, or the McLean place in Vir- ginia. She icares most for her walks on the White House terraces or |conclusion of her Boston visit. Ricci, and Signor vmom;u '!"llg:lk spending this week end in Van-|giumps. about the winding paths of the south front lawn—and, too, it is said she is ,!;C;:Q!:I'YY oorfkl?: uel:::fv B :pu;_ couver. AP are s aumber oL overseas Vis: lanning to have the breakfasts and dinners for herself and the President | Ma). Gen. and Mra Willam Ma- “weeks at various points| The cha afrate: _ |itors in London, but *not enough to P! g ing_several wee po charge d'affaires of the Swed. o) hotel ma: t served on the western terrace. ) son Wright, accompanied by their|in” New York state. They are ex-|ish legation, Mr. de Lagerbers, will ff:::“&eu““":st e e put Friday was not the first time Warren Pershing has been the guest of { daughter, Miss Marjorie Wright, left | pected back at the embassy about|return the first of this week from [, 2f§ FOFe o0 B0% COF Bl A Cr Polo isited with the King| Washingion yesterday for San - | July 1. Stony Man camp, at Skyland, Va. er of a great country, for he has met ai d visited with the ng J games tho: ‘who have to live out of the rul g! Y, nd vi D€ | cisco, where Gen. Wright will take Mr. de Lagerberg was accompanied [ ERTCS [RORS TR, BatS 18 UOF S0t OF afid Queen of England—Queen Mary showed a great fondness for him— | command of the Sth Army Corps area,| mrs. Henry C. Wallace, wife of the | to Skyland Master Bror Adamson and with the King and Queen of the Belgians and oxhe{ crowneld hel:ds with headquarters in San Francisco. Secretary .,gl Af'flcfl:-"'rfém:mlnhfi:: and Master ry Adamson. mng::‘h‘:i‘m s ot tarn and is much at home in any surrounding, being more of a traveler than ts |Gibi witn | about July or iome, I e |ens catasare s “msu\dnn testans nerally falls to the lot of a youth of his age. He joined his father in hx’h,(mnmfi. s.,.“]':g‘nm g‘::flatu“:;:._ e L Join Countess Bonde. 'Slvs:flfs’hll':egl'{‘i’e}x‘:, Tt CAlerere AT donp et ao. the results of his great triumphs, | jr. lott lnst evening for Norfolk, Va.. | haa Miss Mary Wallace, returning to | who returned to her home in Sweden [Pericd of industrial unrest makes it dan, 1IL; Miss Eleanor Anthony, daughter of Representative and Mrs. Anthony of Kansas, and Miss Henriet- ta Tupper of Atlanta, Ga., were lovely in their gowns of rose pink chiffon, with pink picture hats, and they car- ried bouquets of pink roses and blue larkspur. Mr. Howard Burdick of New York was the best man and the ushers in- cluded Mr. Frank H. Sterling and Mr. Horace N. Sterling, brothers of the bride; Capt. Horace N. Heisen and Mr. George Wise of this city. A reception followed immediately in the apa picturesque setting for the marri of Miss Dorothy F. McCauley, daugl ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCauley, and Mr. Joseph A. Marr, which took place last evening at 6 o'clock, in the home of the bride at the Farnsboro apartment, the Rev. J. T. Coen of Y St Paul's Church, officiating. The bride wore a gown of white bridal satin, embroidered in crystals, with a long court train of satin, Her tulle veil was becomingly are ranged with a coronet of duchess lace and she carried a shower boguet of bride roses and swansonia. Mrs. ‘rance while the general was enjoying : ; 5 e - b impossible to see a month ahead. ‘pir 5 ajpd both men and women took particular interest in him. He sat with | where they will join Lieut Gants|washington in September. in the early spring, has gone to|lMPOSSIBIE 10 8oC 8 MOnTH B e Hen. | Ment of the bride's mother, at Ward-| jyija Malcolm, the matron of honor, iigen Mary in the royal box to see the troops go by after the armistice | I S M. O s Deen jordeted it To oF thie Sechatary| o ance, for the summer. She will be || Bor Here o e Henley is | man Park Hotel, when the bride and|ore bisque color filet lace over tur- ¥ e Mrs. Hoover, wife of the Secretary | joined in the autumn by Count Bonde, | Jiwavs e gay dress pageant Accord- | PridesToom were assisted in recelving | quoise georgette, with a large leg- horn garden hat,-trimmed with flow-, 3 a{ signed, and he paid far more attention to the soldiers than to her. ¢t Commerce, will return the latter |'who expects to return to his home ] ien 45 C";;"',; m .!;l:y;.m';l!!,:"_';"‘;» 3..?"0: the " week 1ro‘mu 3150‘::“ in Sweden at the end of the summer. - i 58 . eyl o has N m: e Y a few things of larger moment are on the calendar for this week, Y And other members of his 7am- w:e she Representative and Mrs. Zebulon the most important of tomorrow being the reception at the Army and | j1y have gone to Deer Park, Md., for — Weaver will leave their Washington Club in the evening for the Secretary of War, the Secretary of the lhe“lunl\mzll; ulul: lncelfih‘l.h:l:’l. ‘who llh‘. %g:mo':.“wl‘r:n:( tsu:;&;: mm.. about the hm‘?flh ‘;z( _1(‘:,1, ;n m{z'l‘e:”ly Senedt b el iateie s i wil n them later ummer, | smoot o A w to Asl , N. C., Mrs. y and Mrs. Denby, when the club members will be hosts. . Tuesday | Will 30, S1°% Johington as the gucst | home at Prove, Utah, Senator Smoot | Weaver remaining for the rest of |conferred upon Londor is the absence ing to the fashion papers, the modish wfiwfl are yellow and red, with flower and fruit designs and with hats trim- ’md with wreaths of imitation vege- who wore pearl gray crepe with a large orchid color hat. Mr. and Mrs. Knotts left later for ers. Her boquet was of tea roses and blue delphiniun. The bridesmaids, Miss Helen Mitch- ell and Miss Helen Clark. wore orga: dy gowns, one in pale green and t| their wedding trip to Long Island and the Berkshire Hills and they will be at home in Springfield after Au- 10. The. out-of-town guests included t Dr. Sze will entertain at dinner for some visitors of distinction oy brother-in-law and sister, Mr. home on Connecticut ave- d Mr. Weav aking |of smoke and fog. The continued flofn China, and the weelk will end by almost the entire offcial and dip- Snd Hire Totepn G, B Colauitt st | e e Hsatemt - iits “between ~ Aphovils | clesrneas of the Mimosohers ls Sur-| plotric®Riturmey And Mrs: Koita.ot | shisdo SeatPeas, Mr. Wilum Gaies 1dpdatic contingent leaving Washington to remain over July 4. St. Regls. T France, wite of|2Rd Washington. Miss Hannah | prising TOPeonire iV the existence | Springfleld, IlL, parents of the bride- | Bloomquist and Robert Bourne held e Eetyof Weaver will leave the middle of Jul¥ |of which they hardly suspecied. grobm; ex-Goy. and Mrs. Willlam A.|the ribbons through which the bridal “ The ambassador of Great Britain will spend July 4 in Ann Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Alsop and h L oS st y Mich. where he will deliver an address; the minister of Rumania and | ureis ehildcen will leave Tuesday for | sommner home. in M ear | for_ Atiantie Beach, Fia. to visit Princess Bibesco will go to Hyde Park, N. Y., to visit Mr. and Mrs.| White Sulphur Springs, where they|port Deposit, Md.. where she willlis 4t Jacksonviile, Fla i i i have taken a cottage for the summer. as h ests her brother-in-law % ) Franklin Roosevelt, and many of the younger diplomats are engaging for ::dve.m“e.rga e e | i na TR week end house parties in various places outside the capital. However,| ur ana Mrs. Edson Bradley have|puct, " qio will remain with her until [ their residence on Massachusetts Washington will not only have a splendid contingent of officials over|gone to Newport, where they are at|ihe’ return of Senator France from|avenue Friday and left for Weld, i i i i % “King. the latter part of July. their summer home at Brookline, the fourth, but they will remain until Congress closes, taking only occa- the Muenchinger: Europe the sional trips away. Such potentates as Senator Phipps of Colorado, who| s Robert T. Darrow. wite of ,,.,’,’{;:-.,‘,’,':':f,'w‘.','{.'m}"::';’a-'rm“::: Mass. — owns beautiful Single Oak: Senator Norris of Nebraska, who has a|Lieut. Darrow. U. 8. N., with her emall T0lOT tIPE 0 C80v0r o attend the| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward W. i " daughter Virginia, is visiting her Eb e leaving Washington to- charming home at Cleveland Park, or Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, who | daug! erm. .\51 nia, 1o Visiting her|weekiy juncheons given by the ladies du;rll:r .’}-e' Yorks;nd ashington to- i ts, has the whole of Rock Creek Park for his front yard, need not worry. |Parente, A van- | of the Senate. Boat ! 38 A O houtly before Mrs. Smoot left for her home in the west a |ier, L their home, on Connectcyl ST |7 o ministor of Portugal, Viscount | when they "Hotel " until * Thursday week or two ago that a friend, fond of an early stroll along shaded high- [ to join_Lient Darrow at Cresent| . .jie Dians to spend the greater part| cisco, where the admiral assume topped at their home on Connecticut avenue, just at the &nd of | Beach, Conn., where they have leased | o¢" the summer in Bar Harbor and command of the Pacific fleet. aaey{;risdg:.p It was Sunday morning, and Mrs. Smoot asked her caller to|® cottage for the summer. will leave about July L S s Frook Nevssatiliave stop in for breakfast. This visitor avowed that never had she made a, Mrs. George F. Becker, who recently | mpe minister of N 5. Mme.| Woshiaeton Monday morning, motor- more delightful visit. There was the breakfast table so placed as toreturned to this country from_a|p.yn®and their d“.h"‘“"""m Joave | ing to thelr summer home at Grind- give a view of the park, and the table laid in the daintiest of linen em- ;‘;fig :?&?&ou h-lamz:g;neb Aer | cadly in July for s[g,ny l\‘f:n c&% stone, Winter Harbor, Me. broidered in blue birds, while the breakfast china Ilnd the same :ell(:lt- for & fow weeks. iy h,,m“"m “: Ekzégd'.‘ VA, 'gl:r:“ they haye Mr. and E"M,:I:"%l :‘E‘;fmh e ful carriers of joy as a decoration. There was a blue posy on the table | France in July to m-l:m! er worl opened clc home, Elm Court, at and there were dainty things to eat, and, above all. a gracious host and [ among tubercalar soldiers. The T";‘m,‘rfl 1;.“{‘:’:“1"%;?1% rl:;m‘::m fig“fi: r!',{-"fih"e the summer. My hostess. And all so early in the morning, too. When in the heart of| wr. ana Mrs, Sidney craves will|lQUeTVoul'suiy"s for Newport, R L. from a short trip abroad. this family the guest remarked that she had neret oo per'(ul:le, :l‘l"&omw“r‘x‘:'v'vflg:flin.vfi‘;wll'?:t Pu- |for the summer. The minister willl W~ Grypion Minot will close her . s particular Eucata ofitheloch trained servants, a maid of many years’ service responded: “That is ToDo o spend the remainder of the |Teturn to Washington after a brief , ‘o o3"H street today and go t0| “The garden, running on Massachu- i i his family, and the legation X 3 cause they have not such a mistress to train them. mer. Mrs. Graves was formerly |Stay with Bome on B e her chilren, where | gora® Surden, running on Massachu- B o mecau, "o trOUEROU | trey il spend the summer. gently down from the massive resi- su Miss Olga Roosevelt. the summer month dence to the street, and in it are|Sears Henning, Gen. and Mrs. Mitch- MacCorkle of Charleston, a., cousins of Mrs. Sterling; Col. and Mrs. Frank L. Smith of Illinois, Mr. John Leech of New York. Mr. William R. Corwine of New York, Miss Lucile Shain of Fairmont, Va.; Col. and Mrs. Daniel H. Gienty of Chicago, Col. and Mrs. George Tyner, Mrs. Tyner-Bris- tol,, Miss Nina Sebring of Sebring, Ohio. Other guests present included the Speaker and Mrs. Gillette, Senator and Mrs. Poindexter, Senator and Mrs. Ransdell, Senator and Mrs. Trammell, Senator Fernald, ex-Gov. and_ Mrs. Yates, Representative and Mrs. James R. Mann, Representative and Mrs.|their wedding trip, the latter wearing. William A. Rodenberg, Representa-la blue faille silk suit with a bluc tive and Mrs. Ernest Ackerman, hat. They will live at the ublic’ health has benefited very party passed to the improvised altar, the former wearing blue georgette over pink, with hat to match, and the little boy in a white suit. A reception followed. when the bridal couple were assisted in re- ceiving by Mrs. McCauley, mother of ) the bride. who wore blue georgette crepe beaded in fridescents over gray, with _a corsage bouquet of orchids. and Mrs. Mina Marr, mother of the bridegroom, whose gown of black pussy willow taffeta was trimmed with point lace. Mr. Marr and his bride left later for greatly, according to official health atistics. There been an aston- hing decrease in bronchial and pul- monary complaints. Preumonia cases have gone down as much as 50 per cent, compared with M: Dr. John 8. Owens, chief of the ad- visory commitiee to the meterological office on atmospheric pollution is the authority for saying that London's air has now reached a purity never be- fore ettained under modern condi- tions of life. -—— Marine Band Concert in Garden at Louise Home A picturesque and delightful =vent was the Marine Band concert, given in the garden at the Louise Home Friday afternoon, for the residents there and their guests. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Lejeune arranged for the concert by the band, the musicians resentative and Mrs. Harry C. Wood- | Farnsboro on their return. yard, Representative Joseph Cannon.| The out-of-town guests here for the Miss Cannon, Gen. and Miss Sherwood, | wedding include Miss Estelle Meads Representative and Mrs. Purnell, Rep- |of Mountain Lakes, N. J.; Mrs. How- resentative and Mrs. Ramsyer, Rep. [ard Brown and Mrs. Charies Owen of resentative and Mrs. Chandler, Rep-|New York. resentative and Mrs. Osborne, Repre sentative and Mrs. Frank Funk, Rep- resentative Stephen G. Porter and Miss Lucy Porter, Mr. and Mrs. John Adair, Representative and Mrs. Clar- ence Lea, Representative and Mrs. Claude Kitchen, Representative and Mrs. Mondell, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Florine Hanen of this city’ announces the marriage of her daugh- ter Marguerite Catherine to Mpr. Charles H. Smead, at Rockville, M Monday, April 4, the Rev. M. F. Min nick officiating. Miss Mildred M. Baker. daughter of . o Ma e Ha. losed her house Ex-President and Mrs. Mrs. S.S. Daish and Party |,.Co8 Ytuies Guoner Funen Ul || o mintater st Nicaragus and M | o fitoenchit ot arenits and siarted | e et bl and | Sk ot cop it S, eenari. | Eosies o o ool e end 2 o ‘esar wi T W spen: L, . e 4CX. sa, Va., now o s city, an 3 Wilson Attend Keith's| Sail for Tour of Burope|psal seerein Som a1, Sampies [ §"d6r Eraste whift vy il spend | (of Soiorpis, hers a8 Wl S8 iasts, Tog pand waswistionsd jower s, Sctaion, "Capl, Marrioor Cant.|ifbnies " Boirss of Comgies ciey. QuantienVa where he 1s mow on |some time . — edfield, Lieu phens, . -|Va. were married af o'cloc! Mrs. S. S. Daish of 19th street and H from Nicaragus, Senor Chamorro, who am Kearny Carr will leave | features of the program which most |las, Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs.|Wednesday morning at 1483 Harvard Former President Wilson and Mra.| Wrs duty. The ent of Miss Kath- |70 e 0SS enor Cesar, has arrived | Mes. WiIHam oy T o here she | delighted the —guests, was ‘“TheTucker. street northwest, the Rev. Earle Wil- fley officiating. Only the immediate members of the two families were present. The bride wore a dark blue suit of twill cord and a small feather hat with a veil. Her corsage bouquet wag of orchids and lilies of the valley.. The bride's only attendant was her. Wilson accompanied by Mr. Bain- |her grandson, Mr. John T. Lokersom, |erine K. Costelio to Capt. Holmes was e ington and is at Wardman Jhere she| Voice of the Alps~ the bugler going Trides Cotny ana Mr. Jopn Randolph |sailed from New York yesterday on |fccently announoed by het parents.|furil Hotel: but has mot assumed his |1t MRS & NG BV (CiaRaCr S |up nto the clump of trecs fo"play | A color schems of white and green Bolling, attended B. F. Keith's The-|poard the Olympic to spend several ¢ BEs 4 official duties yet. his response to the call. Tea was|was carried out at the wedding of ater last evening. The reception tof ' S0 oo e urope. Mrs Car-| Mr. and Mrs Eugene Groff are st the-wummers , served, Miss Mary J. Willlams, host- | Miss Helen Anna Zimmerman, daugh- a Mr. Wilson and his party was the Man Cam: The commercial attache of the le- . J. Totten, consul general [ ess of the home, doing the honors|ter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Zimmer- Mt entnusiastic ever Eiven him by rie D. Scott of 5th street mortheast|Story p. Skyland, Va., for & |gqtion of the Netherlands, Dr. D H. ot eI Europe, Sailed yesterday | of the afternoon. ' Mre. Calderon Car- | man, and Mr. Matthew V. Halloran, audience at Keith’ accompanied them. Andreae, has been on a shor ‘York for England and the | lisle, president of the board of ai-| which took place last evening at 7 ¥ ome I Holland 18 oks mnenr =i rectors, and Mr. and Mrs. ‘William | o'clock in 'St. Jerome's Church, at the legation abou Corcoran Hill, the former president | Hyattsville, Md. Mrs. Guy D. Goff, wife of the as- sister. Miss Josephine Baker, and ‘l,(r. i Mr. and Mrs. Louls F. Ockershausen] 5istant atiorney general, has returned “Tobe aba 3 Mrs. Robert F. Shepard,|of the board of trustees, were rformed by th Engagement Reported and their children left Wednesday | Sty omed gad Joined her husband e aintaton -oT Torstgn; awiire. a0 N chier, Miss Allce Shep- | the guests. d O | T o A 3. Carey In the pres.|was best man for his brother. M. To Have Been Broken|for their cottage at Asbury Park, N.|been in Europe visiting her daughter, h" e T the special imission from |ard. will leave tomerrow to motor to| The concert tea was from b to 7|ence of a large gathering of relatives | Bourne and his bride left immediately where they will remain until.the | Miss Loulse Goff. who is working in | E26%,.2" ©1° Nurciso Garay. has re- | their summer home, In Jamestown, % | o'clock. anad friends, and a well arranged |after the ceremony for a weddi Word has been received here that|autumn. he Jeyustated districts of France With |turned to Washington from s brief Lo whers Jney SlIL_spend the:xes musical program was given during irip by motor through the valley of 58 e organ, ughter 3 mainder o b, . the ng of the guests. nia. v Col and Mrs. Henry Huddleston =2, late Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan. visit to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hertle |‘"Tne bride. who was escorted by her July 1 st ©103 Stuart avenue, Rich- mond. Va. - alr A. Clarke has returned Mrs. H E. McGhan and Miss Ger- - areha The charge d'affaires of Honduras| Mrs. Luclen 3 father, wore a lovely gown.of soft Fla., | 218" Lydia Marshall has gone_to s, nied Dy |to her home, 1870 Wyoming avenue, Hosts to Chinese Guests| white satin, the square cut badice trude McGhan of Jacksonville, Fla.|siony Man Camp. st Skyland, Va,|30d MIe. B O blet acooren have |after being a'member of & large house ‘oets to Saunese § wm‘fu ¥hite’ satin, the square cut bodice N who came to Washington to attend | where she is visiting Mrs. Georgé|yone to New York, from where they [party gffififl?‘i"?efi{:fi?fl?fikfie& horts ot Mty at Gunston Hair |pearl embroidery. Her long tulle veil Rogers have sent cablegrams from Burope to some of their intimate friends informing them that the en- The marriage of Miss Edith Marie. Giovannoni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. umu “::t R:' % :.l:.’ Mm h;sr “l;l g\;.&l:flfl:n-lz.l. mmfi:"“:g:n‘ t;: H. Judd at m-fl-flm-wmaa. will go to the Catskill mountains. S atative Kendall, at their home, 8t :::[rp &“"i’é“' \lm-{u"? et “t do;fl, :::a ‘::C%Th;{l&u‘:.:x‘fi"utw:allyl’he: fi“g;]" lmo,,.nm,,;,. to dn,.‘ s:h“u“ 3 . Jame: L . acco! sm—— om: entertaining ea for mbrogi was performed a ) Thompson o New York has been | B mbile More. o e o M e rer o Vit Ry ompanied| Senorits Ramons B. Lefevrs, sister Meystudale, Fu. Dr. Chien. former ministor offor: side “with tiny clusters of ortnge e .c(',""f" $7'ine Bagred frcart by ‘broken. — gone toAtiantic City to remain : si0n to thiscountsy; his Douguet "of bride roses, orohids and | X e rom o s, yiven ih , P Miss Nina Gluckstein is the guest of | through the greater part of the sum-|family will pass the summer in illian Hendrick: y s:country, aug! B The bride, who was.given in mar- announcement. B n ndricks ters, Mrs. t lilies of the valley. X 3 The t-of the engage-|rgy Lina Metsger at the Nevada|mer before returning to her home in|Spring Lake, N. J., where they have Mrs. Lillia ers, Mra. Yen and two Mtes Magy V- Zimmerman, siater | F13€8 BY het TAther; movo s Sunsons lace. Her tuile-veil was becomingly arranged and held in place by orange blossoms and & coronet of lace whick ment was made known last Ausust|Apartments while in Atlantic City. |New York. Mra Valker has been|taken the Fanning cottage. daughters Wh e rsridents 2t o2 of the bride was the maid of honor at Southampton, L L. and was of} L.y e Gluckateln will spend | Beki ia hor Bomar at s Heskeo coset, Matron of Honor T L e ot Tuine, Do |2 e brigestasids were Miss Marle month of July Og0d | Earks, in her home, at § Heaketh street, | arigg Mary Frederick will entertaln) Mrs. Lillian Hendricks was matron | snd’the Interpreter Who accompanies et of the bridegroom. spectal interest hers, where Miss|yne month of July as the guest of ; —— \ " house party July 4 at her cottage the ‘mission. and his cousin, Miss Mary Beadle. oee mnd Br DUt Mved (oL a | Walter Cooper af, Marine City, Mick:| “uism Margaret Winship lote Wiah. |at White Sulbhur Springs in honor | of honor Wedneshy SEEIPelt 7| “Ihe garde il are | They wore pictuesque gownis of sheer (283 % B L 1ST (TR0 toes with & are now in London, where |interest along the Great Lakes. ington last week to “cccupy her |of Commander mmm P:-t.r‘!'c‘lltl ;:.. :lt-:‘ll‘:h“r}: E WMH::'; fl::;:: th ‘.’.'fi?."n-?fif‘;‘:’in?'n‘fn “\:ar:"hbl::fl:::. o By bl ey o ned Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Grimes. Miss &‘.‘3.“':: or tu'm:"u the herine Hobinscn. Miss Caros| house, at_her marriage to Mr. Fred- ‘th 7 lined the decollette bodices and scal- m:“;"fi:‘gl"::_‘g:";fl;tgng&;l;:'m- 2|1, SrimeSad tas Bl Criges | setnon K, Namna Salat Seian, ST | SFck W Proeer oine cetsmeny Tag | il B g e Smar, it Ziom | OF T e o U [wore etk chmtgull arepe imatt and Mr. Grimeés af Concord, Xy. Alvan C. Sandeford, Maj. Simpson and | peri pany of st line (o the hem. re hats to! — (Contingel o5 FIHE Fege)——— Mu). Raymond Lee. bride’s parents, at East Hampton, L. 1. C. S gre guests at the Powhatan. M. and Mre. David Lawrence and