Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1921, Page 32

Yor ’H(.acn. Edwin 8t. John Greble + v pad Mildred Greble are the MME. CHAMORRO, Wife of the New Minister of Nicara Gen. Emiliano Chamorso- Visit of French Mission Social Event of the Week: Clubs and Picnics Popular Midsummer Program particular]y Varied and Well Adapted to the Season—Lock Tavern Be- coming Favorite Resort With Coolidges. HE midsummer program of society in the capital, or that part of it kept here by stress of affairs, official or otherwise, was par- ticularly varied and pleasant last week and especially well adapted to the season. The most important event was the all-too-short visit of Marshal i Fayolle with the members of the French mission to Canada, now en route ! home, who remained only one day. ery moment of that, however, was filled. beginning at midday, with a large luncheon party at the French embassy, given by the ambassador and Mme. Jusserand, when the guests included not only the members of the mission. which numbers twenty- five, including the wives of several members, but the staff of the embassy as well. Later the same afternoon the distinguished itors were re- ceived by the President and Mrs. Harding, the reception taking place in the blue room at the White House, which was decorated with quan- tities of flowers for the occasion. The French ambassador presented Marshal Fayolle, who, in turn, presented the members of the mission to the President and Mrs. Hafd- ing, and after the formal part was over the party broke up into gay little groups, some to chat, while others enjoyed their first glimpse of the interior of the White House and the view of the gardens outside. HE following day the President received the new minister of Nica- ragua, Gen. Emiliano Chamorro, former President of Nicaragua, who went to the White House, accompanied by the members of the staff of the legation, to present his credentials. The minister, with Senora Chamorro, and their niece, Senorita Adela Enriquez, who accompanied them to Washington, arrived several weeks ago, and are established at Wardman Park Hotel. Another diplomat who arrived during the past week and who will likewise present his credentials at an early date, is Senor Don Adolpho Ballivian, new minister of Bolivia, who came from London, where has been representing his country at the Court of St. James. He will be joined here later in the season by Senora de Ballivian, who remained on in England. Senor Ballivian is a cousin of Senor Don Manuel Balli- vian, who married Miss Calderon, daughter of the former minister of Bolivia, Senor Don Ignacio Calderon. have no fault te of honor at two HE Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, who seem to find with the Washington climate, were the guests interesting dinner parties last week. The first, given Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale McLean, at Friendship, their beautiful subur- ban home, proved to be an altogether delightful affair, for which this spacious house, with its broad verandas and beautifully wooded lawns, made an ideal setting. The event not only celebrated Independence day, but the birthday anniversary of Mr. Coolidge. The second dinner party, at which Mr. Robert Woods Bliss, the third assistant secretary of state, was the host, and which took place Wednesday evening. in his apartment at 1785 Massachusetts avenue, was attended by the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Denby and a small group of other iriends of the host, who, with his charming wife, now mn_Europe, is reckoned among the most accomplished hosts in the official circle. N ANY departures marked the week, and those who linger, either through necessity or choice, are leading a rather simple life, with frequent parties of a more or less informal nature at the country clubs or on the hotel roof gardens. with now and then an al-fresco picnic along the banks of the upper Potomac or in Rock Creek Park. The exclusive Lock Tavern Club is proving very alluring to its fashionable membership, and it appears that it is fast becoming a favorite resort with the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, who have motored out several times for luncheon or dinner. The club has a picturesque setting overlooking the rocky gorge which forms the falls, and it is also of considerable historic interest as well. Mrs. Cromwell Brooks is a frequent hostess there, and Count de Salis of the British embassy, Mrs. Charles Denby and other prominent folks in society are among those who entertained there last week. The President and Mrs. Hurding left | guests of the former's son-in-law and Washington yesterday afternoon with {daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Estey, In a party of friends for a week-end|their home at Bethlehem, Pa., where cruise down the Potomac on the|Gen. Greble will remain through the presidential yacht Mayflower. ~The|summer. Miss Greble will later visit . who numbered about a dogen, 3t Narragansett Pler and in Canads. focTaded severat membara of he cab: 2L, Greble It spending s portion of - the s inet and of the Senate, and it is the Sipimer of “oke Meori: plan to pass all the time on board without going ashore anywhere. Miss Katharine Mackay, daughter jof Mr. Clarence Mackay of New York, jaccompanied Mr. and Mrs. Willlam The Vice President and Mrs. Cool-{P. Hamilton when they sailed Monda; tdge will be the guests at luncheon ! aboard the Adriatic for England. today of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale!Miss Mackay will visit her grand- McLean at Friendshi mother, Mr: Mackay, who is at present at the { conclusion of her v autumn, will return to the Mackay summer home, Harbor Hill, at Ros- lyn, L. L, to remain until the early winter. Miss Alida Henriques will leave Washington the end of this week for Bay Head, N. J., where she wil end the remainder of the month. She will spend August in Jamestown, R. I Mrs. Richard Townsend will close her home on Massachusetts enue the end of this week and go to Bar Harbor, Me., where she will take a villa\for the remainder of the season. Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan has cloged her home on Massachusetts avenue and gone to Nonquitt, Mass., where ahe opened her cottage for the er of the summer. Miss Mary Sheridan, eldest daughter of Mrs. Sheridan, will join her later ‘tis | Df o Breqiintidfe DJayne. sccom month upon her return from France, | Bagtie. 1o viaiting their siatar, Mri where she has been for & year with | Jome & Proctor, st her home in Lex- e two ington, Ky. Dr. Bayne and Mrs. Cas- tle made the trip )y motor. Mrs. Mrs. T. DeWitt Talmadge is With| proctor was formerly Miss Louise Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins at Spring|Bayne, and Mr. Proctor, who recently L N rhe lnttor Dart of this mnomth | cntered the consular service, has gone it Eikins will o to her home,| s D¢W Post at Durban, South Halitehurst, at Bikins, W. = Va, | Africs- I stopping in Washington for a day or| Mr and Mrs. Ernest George Walker two on the way. Mrs. Talmadge will| and their son, Mr. Mannix Walker, return to Newport for the remainder |have returned to thelr residence. 3113 of the summer. S0 0% the Berkshire and Catskill mountains. Mrs. Albert Relyea and her daugh- P S N Mrs.Jack FALL, treet, after a motor trip through | Spe ® o = THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Of New Mexico.Day of the Secrelary of and Mrs Albert Austria-Hungary to End Affairs in Washington With Sale of Embassy Home at 1304 Connecticut Avenue Was Purchased by Baron Henglemuller From the Estate of Senator Y\IIGC . The sale of the house at 1304 Con- necticut avenue will ciose the affairs | of the Austro-Hungarian government in this country. the former consul of that governthent at New York. Mr. Charles Winter, and Mr. Edgat Proch- nik, representing the Hungarian gov- ernment in the matter. The house was purchased by Baron Henglemuller for his government while he was serving as ambasador to this country. from the estate of Sena. tor David Levy Yulee, the first sena tor from Florida. Senator Yulee built the house while he was delegate from the territory of Florida, and when tlat blosk on Connecticut avenue had no other buildings on that side of the street. His only neighbor on Con- recticut avenue was the minister of Great Britain, the legation being on te, the same tha Shortly after Se point on the west side of Connecticu avenue at Dupont Circle. This was later sold to Mr. Gardiner Hubbard Ilnd is now owned by Mr. Edson Brad- ey, hi original hou Senatcr Yulee had much to do with the admission of Florida into the Union and during his several terms as senator wi to be the wealth- t int ody. The house was for elaborate entertainments, and his three daughters were pre- sented to soclety from there. These daughters are well known in Wash- ington. where they have spent much of their time since their marriages. Mrs. William Belden Noble, who liv here; Mrs. Charles Read, who lives on her place near White Suiphur Springs. and Mrs. Wallace Neff, who also lives in Washington, are the three dau ters who were great belles in ebutante years and have been prom- inent hatrons of Washington soolety since. The Attorney General. Mr. Daugh- erty, is spending the week end with his mother at her home, at Washing- ton Court House. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Yates To Motor to Jamestown Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates will gO to Jamestown, R. I, by motor the latter part of this month to visit the latter's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. M. Sellers of Philadelphia, in their summer home at Jamestown. Dr. and Mrs. Prosperi At Their Summer Home Dr. and Mrs. Milton, H. Prosperi are enjoying a short vacation at their sum- mer home on South river, Edgewater, Md. They will return to the city about the middle of the month. Col. and Mrs. Bell Soon To Arrive From Kansas Col. Ola W. Bell, U. S. Cavalry, who has been on duty at the staff school Fort Leavenworth, Kan., has been ordered to Washington for duty at the staft school here, and, with Mfs. Bell, will shortly leave Fort Leaven. worth. They will stop in St. Louls for a visit on their way east, and on their arrival in Washington will be guests of Col. and Mrs Frank M umbold In their apartment at the Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Copley Representative and Mrs. Ira C. Cop- ley entertained a company at dinner Monday evening at the Chevy Chase Eluh in celebration of Independence ay. Miss Halley Leaves City for Family Home ‘Miss Thelma Halley of 1324 Girard her family home near the Wicomico river in Charles county, Maryland. ter, Miss Eleanor Relyex, are occupy- ing the home of Brig. Gen. and Edwin St. John Greble, at 1822 Jeffer- son place, for the summer. Spencer, jr, have taken an apart ment at ncer, the naval air station at Pensacola, rdered’ = Fla., was recently: ol to Washs ington for dutys who has remodeled and added to! street northwest left yesterday for Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Earl W, the Brighton. Commander who has been stationed at MRS. FREDERICK N. ZIHLM ghterml aw the Interiot B Fail. Features ‘of The ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand wlill leave Washington early this week for New York and will sail | Thursday for their home in France. i The ambassador and Mme. Jusserand will return to Washington after a few weeks' stay abroad. The ambassador of Chile, Senor Mathteu, has returned to the embas- sy from New York, where he spent a week. The ambassador of Brazil, Mr. Coch- rane, is established in his apartment at Chelsea, N. where he will re- main until’ the of the month. The minister of Poland and Prin- ces Luborwirska, accompanied by their young son, Prince Henry Lubomirska, will leave Washington tomorrow for 3 . They will make the trip by notor and will stop at Raritan, N. J., where they will bg guests of honor at a dinner to be given Tuesday evening by Senator and Mrs. Jo S. Freylinghuysen. The minister and Princess Lubomi . Y.. Wednesday, and the mini will accompany the princess and scn to Newport, ington the middle of this week. The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Andrew W. Mellon. will be joined here this week by his daughter, Miss Alls Mellon, who now is in_Pittabur and thiy will then go to Hot Springs. Va., where they have taken Barton Lodge. The minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter left Washington Wed- | nesday for Deer Isle, Me., where they will spend several weeks. The minister of Sweden, Capt. Wal- lenberg, who has been touring the state of Minnesota, will go to Chi- cago today. He will not return to ‘Washington untll early in August. wife of the Sec- Paris to Entertain Mr. Ind Ml’l- Butler The president of Columbia Univer- sity and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler, who will arrive in Paris this week, will be extensively entertained. The president of the French senate will entertain at luncheon tomorrow and Tuesday. M. Gabriel Hanotax will be host in their honor. Prof. Henri L. Bergson will entertain at dinner Wednesday, preceding an official re- ception at the city hall. Dr. and Mrs. Butler will be among those who will occupy the box of the President of France, M. Millerand, at the celebra- tion of the French Independence day, July . Mrs. Hampson to Leave | For Chelsea August 1 Mrs. Joseph Hampson and her daughter, Miss Frances Hampson, will go to Chelsea, N. J., the first of next month, where they will spend ral weeks at the Hotel Chel Hampson and her daughter have remained in their apartment at the Dresden, to be near E ‘Wilson Hampson, son, who is on duty at ti Academy at Annapolis. Entertain at Dinner|Co]. and Mre. Donaldson Entertain at.Club Col. and Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson en- tertained at dinner last evenming at the Chevy Ch Club, when their guests were Gen. and Mrs. Willard A. Holbrook, Col. and Mrs. Harley B. Ferguson and Capt. Jadwin. Col. and Mrs. Donaldson will leave Washington the middle of August and expect to sail from New York August 18 for Burope. < Will Give Dinner For House Guest Representative and Mra. Henry B. Steagall will entertain a company of young people at dinner tomorrow evening for their daughte! Miss wl. Inuhn‘:n;' of their house of Birmingham, Ala, e AN, Wife of Representative thiman of Muxlu\d/ Diplomatic And Other Society Events Ambassadof a!‘ld Mme. Juflsefflnd SOOn to sail‘ for France—Goings and Comings of Those Prominent in Official Life. retary of the Navy, with her little daughter Marion and son Edwin, wili leave today for Will Pond. the family summer home. near Detroit. where they will remain until late in Sep- iember. The counselor of the Italian em- bassy, Signor Sabetta, went to New York Friday and will return tomor- row or Tuesday. The third secretary of the Japanese embassy, Mr. Shu Tomii, has return- ed from a month’s tour through the far west, having visited California, Vancouver and the Yellowstone Park. Signora Falorsl, wife of the secre- tary of the Italian embassy, accom- panied by her mother. Mrs. G. W. Haskell, spent a few days in Wash- ington with Signor Falorsi and left Friday evening for Coburg. l‘lna‘(lhn, e where she will remain until autumn. Mme. Andreae, wife of the commer- | cial attache of the Netherlands lega- tion, will sail August 16 from New York for her home In Holland, where she will be joined shortly by Dr. An- dreae. The new United States minister to Salvador and Mrs. Montgomery Schuy- ler. jr.. have arrived at the former's new post, in San Salvador, and will shortly be received by the president of that republic. The new military attache of the Unted States legation at San Salva- dor, Maj. Fred P. Cruse, accompanied the mnister and Mrs. Schuyler. Senora de Mendonca, widow of the former mnister of Brazil to this coun- try, who is visiting Senor and Senora .| de Ollviera Lima, was the guest for a short time of the director of the United States reclamation service and Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Davis left Washington Friday for Duluth, Minn., and after a brief visit there will go to the west coast. Mrs. Davis will not return un- til September. Dr. Chu Chi Chien Leaves For China on July 14 Dr. Chu Chi Chien, personal repre- sentative of the President of China, and the members of his suite will give up the home of Mrs. Horace Macfarland, in Chevy Chase, tomorrow, which they have occupled for a week, and leave ‘Washington for Seattle, from which port ::hh.iy will sail Thursday, July 14, for na. Representative Cannon and Daughter in Massachusetts OKG'HI'-IUVQ Joseph G. Cannon and his ughter, Miss Helen Cannon, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Loose of Kansas City, at their summer home, at Bass Rocks, East Gloucester, Mass. Mrs. Stilson Hutchins Summering in Newport Mrs. Stilson Hutchins has arrived in Newport, where she will spend the re- mainder of the summer. Take Edgemoor Home Col. Willlam Allen Phillips, ordnance department, U. 8. A., and Mrs. Phillips, with their daughter, Miss Mary Phillips, have taken possession of the house in Edgemoor, . ased from Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bennett Poe. Col. and Mrs. Phillips resented their daughter to society in fladelphia last season, while Col. Phil- lips was in command of the Frankfort arsenal. Miss Helen Kelly Hostess To Fourteen at Supper Party Miss Helen Kelly, daughter of Col and Mrs. Willlam Kelly, jr., entertained a company of fourteen at supper last evening on the roof of the Army and Navy Club in honor of Miss Mary Phil lipe, daughter of Col. Willlam Allen Phil- 1lips, ordnance department, U. S. A, and Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. E. T. Gott Visiting which they recently 8. ton y h M it d 10, 1921—-PART 2. "AiL Proros — B8y — HARR(S -LWING Washingtonians Seek Summer Resorts for Joys of Vacation! Visits to Mountains and Shore Give Delight to People Well Known in Po- litical and Social Life. Prince and Princess Francesco Ros- Pigliosi have a place at Southampton, ! L. L. for the summer, where they had @8 their guests last week Mr. and Mrs. George Jay Gould, jr. _Representative and Mrs. Frederick Ziblman will leave the end of the week for Cape Cod, Mass., where Mrs. | Zihlman will remain for a visit with Mrs. Madge Bhelton, Representative Zihlll(nln returning the first of next week. Mr. and Mrs. William Newton Gulick have returned from Atlantic City, Wwhere they spent a week at the Hotel Traymore. Dr. Charles Noble Gregory spend- ing the week end as the guest of Col. Henry Du Pont at his home Winter- thur, near Wilmington, Del. Col. Jennings C. Wise spent last week end at Southampton, L. 1, and is again in Washington. Mrs. Willle Armistead Land and Miss Elisabeth Land left Washington last week to visit friends in Roches- ter, N. Y. In August they will motor through the Thousand Islands to Alexandria bay, spending September in the Adirondack: Mr. William W. Hall of 8t. Louls, Mrs. 1. E. Hall and Miss Jessle Hall of Colorado, who spent I eek at H Congress Hall Hotel, have left for New York and other eastern points. | Mies Morgania Johneon of Houston, Tex., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Philander P. Claxton. Miss Elizabeth | Claxton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claxton, is visiting in Tarboro, N. C, and will visit in Asheville, before re- turning to Washington. Col. and Mrs. William Kelly | To Reopen Home in Fall Lieut, Col. Willlam Kelly returned to Washington Friday from Europe. Mrs. Kelly will remain abroad until the latter part of August, when she will sall for this country and join Col. Kelly. They will reopen their house at 2117 O street in September. Mrs. J. Raymond McCarl, wife of the new controller general of the TUnited States, has returned to their apartment at Somerset House after a few weeks' visit and at Eagles Me Mrs. Bransford Lewis will arrive tomorrow from her home in St. Louis ;;rt.: short' stay at Wardman Park otel. Miss Esther McLaughlin, daughter | S8 of Representative and Mrs. M. O. Mc- Laughlin of York, Neb., is in New York as a delegate to the convention of Christian Endeavor Socletle: which will close tomorrow. M g:‘d::’:‘r‘:n l‘ep’rsl;:(l the Christian rs O rwood = terian Church in this city. L Miss Anne B. Clarke, who h: visiting her Clarke and Mi; home, 1017 16t been Pearle Erin Clarke, at their treet, will leave to- morrow for her home in Lexington, stopping en route to visit her . Mrs. Frank Page, at Hender- e, N. C. wife of Lieut. J. accompanied by arrived in Washing- erday from Halti, where they have been for eighteen months with Lieut. Willlams, wh there: s, 0 1s stationed Mrs. William; Quincy Willlami their small son, Florence E. Thiele, daughter and Mrs. Pdward B. lele er of Maj. C. M. Thlele, is spending the summer with Mr. and rs. Henry Seymour at Ancin, Pan- ama Canai Zone. Mrs. Mattie Leigh Walker Wolfe an her daughter, Mi Eugenia ‘Walker of Washington and Virginia, have left for an extended trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Millar and their little hte have go: to Benedict, . for two 'u‘kl and are at the Hotel Bresnahan. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander TEM'W!GK are visiting Miss Emil; 1ok in her villa at Stockbridge, lll.r..“n Maj. Gen. J. L. Chamberlain To Sail for Europe July 12 Maj. Gen. John L. Chamberlain, U. 8. 1ister in This Ci will sail for Burope Tuesday, July S s Cityj4- ¥it, ms Soe Durops Saeted: Juby "'w;.'fl lx':» '{"‘ oflfi and hh-r“.u‘f':- “mt.'-r Mrs. s and hn!- 3 ey, sburg] - | dsugh will summer af 1tiny Eildon | Jumestown, Re L, leswing-Washington the former's sister, Mra. wis at Wiitard Courts, - -G Roosevelt’s in For Krech-Cowles Nuptials SENORITA ADELA ENRIQUEZ, Niece of the Minister and Mme Chamorro who 1s their quest. Southampton Weddings of Interest During the Week—Miss l Ruth Stewart Hall Gibsen Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and the latter's brother | and sister-in-law, the assistant secre- | tary of the Navy and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, are in Southampton, L. I,} where they went to attend the wed- ding yesterday of Miss Margaret | Alwyn Krech and Mr. William Shef- fleld Cowles, jr.. nephew of the late Col. Theodore Roosevelt. The ceremony was performed in St. Andrew's Dune Church, & quaint lit- tle edifice, close to the sea, by the Rev. Dr. Endicott Peabody, and was | followed by a breakfast and a recep- tion In the spacious garden at Hedg- rows, the summer home of the bride’s | parents, Mr. and Mre. Alvin W. Krech. | situated in a picturesque spot, on | Lake Agawam. . i Mrs. L. Stuart Wing, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Dun- can and Miss Helen Lee. Mr. Theo- dore Douglas Robinson, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man and the ushers were Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, Mr. Shepard Krech, brother of the bride: Mr. Godfrey S. Rocke- | teller, Mr. Edward_Winter, Mr. Ed- ward Bangs, Mr. William Litt, Mr. | | | 1 Bartlett Hemingway, Mr. Dunham | Barney, Mr. Hgrvey Bradley, Mr. Wilbur Stauntol and Mr. Stephen Y. Hord. Mr. Cowles is the son of Rear Ar- miral and Mrs. William Sheffield the latter formerly Miss Anna Roosevelt, and well known here, | where, with his parents, he lived for several X The assistant secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Roosevelt will be the gues's of honor at luncheon today of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, in their home, Bayberry Land. on Peconic bay. Mr. and Mrs. W. Emlen Roosevelt were the guests of honor at dinner last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Townsend at their home. Hopeland Former Director of the American Red Cross and Mrs. Henry P. Davison are entertaining the Rev. Dr. Endi- cott Peabody over the week end at their home near Locust valley. vedding of interest in Washing- a Wa Rat of Miss Ruth Stew- was that 5 o8 ail and Mr. James Gibson Ewell, Which took place Wednesday aft- ernoon, in the chapel of the Cathe aral of St. John the Divine, New Fork city. The bride, who is a ter of Mrs. Sldney Lawrence deue T ew York, Is a cousin of the Princess Cantacuzene-Speransky, a grapddaughter of President U. S Grant. The ceremony was performed at 3:30 o'clock, by Dean Robbins of the Cathedral, and was followed by a2 reception in the home of the bride’s Tother on 92d street. Mr. Willlam Winchester Hall escorted his niece gave her in marriage and she attended by Miss Catherine I a clagsmate at Barnard Col- . Douglas Ewell, M R eatoom. 'wan bert man. s were Mrs. Fred- Arthur Geissier, der Veer, and Miss Little Miss Jessica as flower girl M-l;r;:':;\l. who is & son of Mr. and Mre. James L. Ewell, is 8 graduate Law School and with his gfi(:‘:rmfinmlke his home in New York. riage of Miss Ethel Pauline e Maughter of Mrs. Frances Cof- fnfo Mr. Odell Burton King of Bir- ingham, Ala. will take place next Taeeday afternoon. The ceremony R De performed at 4 o'clock in the Yistropolitan Baptist Church by the Rev. Dr. John Compton Ball, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Browne, and Will be followed by a reception in the Sunday school roo; Alice J. wa Cooksey. Mrs. James Van Josephine Bell. v Mr. Albert King, a cousin of T b dekroom. The membe Miss Coffin’s Sunday school clas also attend her, and will form aisie for the wedding party. Columbla and has several years. | burn of Baliston. m. Coffin will be her sis- | turquoise-blue ter's maid of honor, and the best man | embroidered Weds Ml’. James Ewell. people will live after their return from a brief wedding trip The marriage of Miss Janie P. Ley- . to Mr. Alexander L. Haight of Fairfax. Va., took place in Alexandria, Va., Thursday. June 25. The bride was an employe of the govern- ment in Washington for some time. Mr and Mrs. Haight left immediately after the ceremony for their honeymoon through the vailey of Virginia and Ten- nessee. The marriage of Miss Felen M. Berry, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Lu- cien G. Berry. to Capt. Edward S Garner took place Wednesday even- ing. The ceremony was performed at 8:30 o'clock in the he of the bride’s sister, Mrs. J. W. Sherwood, by Rev. P. C. Gavan. The bride. who was escorted by her father, wore a gown of white em- broidered satin, her tulle veill was held with orange bloksoms and she carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Sherwood was matson of honor and wore white lace and carried pink roses. Little Emliy Sherwood, as flower girl. wore a dainty white organdy frock. An informal reception followed the ceremony, after which Capt. and Mrs Garner left for their wedding trip through the Adirondacks. after which they will be at home at Camp Grant, 11l Mrs. E. P. Nichols of St. Joseph, Mo., aunt of Capt. Garner, was among the out-of-town guests. An interesting wedding took place Wedneeday. June 29, at the Church of the Incarnation, when Miss Alice Swart, daughter of Mrs. Kate Me- Chesney Swart, became the bride of Mr. Edgar C. Werner of Lancaster, Pa. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Willlam Tayioe Snyder. The church was beautifully decorated with palms, ferns and daisies. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Winter B. Swart of Atlanta, Ga., and her only attendant was her cousin. Miss Elizabeth Gilli- 1and of Chevy Chase, Md. The ushers were Mr. Richard Werner of Lancas- ter, Pa, brother of the bridegroom; Mr. William Moore, Dr. Earl E. Gold- en and Capt. Harry C. Sigourney of this city. ‘The bride wore white Canton crepe. with a larce white leghorn hat, and carried a shower bouquet-of bride roses and Star of Bethlchem. The mald of honor was in peach-colored crepe, with a black picture hat, and carried a bouquet of Killarney roses and larkspur. After a trip to Lancaster, New York city and Atlantic City the couple will make their home in. this city. Miss Spengler Weds Capt. Edwin Hugh Johnson. St. Paul's English Lutheran Church was the scene of a beautiful wedding Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. when Miss Pauline Marie Spengler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Spen- gler of this city, became the bride of Capt. Edwin Hugh Johnson, U. 8. A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. John- son, also of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John T. Hud- dle and the double-ring service was used. The church was decorated with paims and baskets of flowers of the season, and the pews for members of the two families and intimate friends were designated by large white rib- bon bows. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, was charming in a handsome gown of white canton crepe, with a picture hat of the same mat She carried 2 bridal bou- quet of orchids and stephanitis. Miss Carlene Willis Held, the maid of honor, was effectively gowned in taffeta _ elaborately in pink. She wore a picture hat of pink horsehair braid of | trimmed in blue, and carried a bou- will | quet of bridesmaid roses and del- an | phinium. Miss | Katherine Spengler, acted as flower tive of the District of | girl and wore white net. Coffin i8 & mative O o organist of | fose petals from her flower basket the Metropolitan Baptist Church for|in the bride's path. The bride's little sister, She strewed Capt. William H. Johnson, U. §. A., Mrs. Coffin, mother of the bride, and | brother of the bridegroom, was best Mr. and Mrs. King, bridegroom, Wwill bride and Driges mony, g‘yr:he members of the A late June weddi ol wedding party. ridegroom following the | Mr. b ey will be assisted | bridegroom. ss Katherine Mary Curran, elder | nformal reception parents of the|man, and the ushers were Mr. Fred recelve with the | H. Spengler, brother of the bride, and Frank Moore, cousin of the Mr. Herbert Aldridge, tenor, sang “At Dawning,” accompanied by Miss which was of | Martha Waring, who also played the s followed by an 'he ceremony - at the home of fimm of the late Mahlon Curran and | the bride’s parents, for the immediate n Mrs. John C. g. Rey. Ji M. 8myth, officiating. The bride, white satin, with had for her sole attendant her sister. Miss Isabel Curran, while Mr. Charles Voight of Grant road served Mr. as best man. e ceremony, 'l:%he'dbfl. ‘was followed by a at the home of the bride's mother, ‘Wisconsin avenue, the Curran of Tenleytown, and Mr. | families ‘Wise, which was ceiebrated at | Capt. and Mrs. Ihe Church of the Blessed Sacrament, In | trip ~ north. the evy Chase, Md., Wednesday, June 29, | dark blue suit and hat to match and \mes ‘wearing a lovely gown of | their return they will be stationes rl _embroideries, | Camp Meade, Md. 4535 young- this city. d the bridal party. Later Johnson left for a latter Wearing a Upon a corsage bouquet of orchids. at Miss Nell M. Taylor of Wyoming, Wise | Pa., and Mr. Arthur D. Kelso of this city were quietly married in St. Ce- which took place at l:llrl'l Church, Wyoming, nesde: i i o P-.,"w.a. y, July 6. ey were atte: by Mr. and Mrs, Joseph B om"‘fi R