Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1925, Page 40

Miss ELLEN W;‘SRSNSPAI‘\\F\\’“/ O 8 Bich:wi 'B::ier gm:b:kawz,\i\:;l presend her to society thisd geagor French Debt Commissioners Are Guests at First White House Reception of Season Many Functions Planned for Delegates to Inter- parliamcntary Union-——-Leaders ;n Officia] Circles Returning to City. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. HE WHITE HOUSE was opened Thursday night fof its first official dinner of the Autumn, the President entertaining for the French Debt Commission, and one of the largest receptions scheduled for the near future wiil be that for the Inter-Parlamentary Union, October 6, when Mrs. Coo.idge will undoubtedly receive with him, as the dele- gates include a large number of women. Next Sunday the President and Mrs. Coolidge will celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary, but as Usual it is likely to be a strictly family affair. The First Lady of the Land, before her marriage, was Miss Grace A. Goodhue. RS. KELLOGG'S return to the Capital will almost complete the cabinet cirele and by the end of the week the Supreme Court circle also wili be rounded out, while the number of Senators and Representatives in- creases each day, though many are here for only a brief time to make arrangements for Winter quarte Calling lists for the Winter will have to be materially altered as many members of the cabinet as well as Senators have changed addresses since last season. Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur will be close necighbors of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg, having taken a house just across Nincteenth street from them. HE French Debt Commission and the delegates to the Inter-Parliamen tary Union give an atmosphere of activity to Washington, and while so far the engagements of the commission have been of a purely official nature, such as the President’s dinner, the union brings hopes of a lively time. In fact, with an important list of. hostesses willing and ready to entertain both the foreign and “domestic” delegates and with Mrs. John Allan Dougherty as chairman, an unusual impetus will be given the carly days of October. ANY of the important women who have given Mrs. Dougherty their names to use in connection with the entertainment of the delegates to the Inter-Parliamentary Union are still absent from the city, but will no doubt arrive to more than perform their allotted dutics. Mrs. Thomas . Walsh has sent out at home cards for Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock, when she will receive for the delegates and has included in her invitation members of the cabinet and their wives and other high of- ficials A by delegates will go to New York to meet them. the Brazilian Ambas- one. There will also be hospitalities offered by each of the Ambassadors and Ministers, but these embassy and legation affairs cannot be arranged until the delegates actually arrive. taken care of t season THE art ! as never before, and while important art exhibitions are staged for an early date the feast of music also will be early spread beforc society. icales to be given at the Mavflower Hotel t season nce Townsend and with which she has ons will furnish a bri'liant feature. 2c ballroom Wednesday mornings. 20, Among those who have taken Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. Delos A Van den Bosch. Mr. William Phelps Mrs. Marshall Fieid, Mrs. R. R. Govin, Amory Houghton, Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, ank W. Mondell, Mrs. Frank i Stephen H. P. Pecl. Mrs. Richard H. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Henry Witk nd Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. NUMBER of diplomats whose countries are represented in the union December | Jawuary 6, 13 an boxes aré Rlodgett Normar Mrs. Kellogg Returns | Col. and Mrs. Williams Home From New York | The Secretary of State, Mr. Kellogg, | <, who | the ship | Mrs. Cor-| Paul were | Wil el Owen street evening Chase Clu Maj. Gen. Herbert Sixteenth s last Cheyy Col. and Mrs. llams of 2400 tertained 18 gu dinner at the There were in the par and Mrs. John L. Mrs. Robert C. , Mrs. Hanson B Mrs. H. A. Smith, Capt. and Mrs. John Edie, Maj. and Mre. Robert Goetz, Mrs. Price Whitaker and Col. Robert Humber. has been joined by M ) New K to meet remal; went Yo the Sev@rance « frém Get on which A Wedding Engagements of Record in Cayxtal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Truax have announced the cngagement of the former's sister, M Frances Truax Gibbs, to Mr. Herbert Welling- ton Walker, both of Mount Vernon, Va., the marriage to take place this Fall. Mrs. Walter R anen to Entertain Social Buds Among the prominent hostesses who are planning to entertain in the gar. den of the Mayflower on the night of its formal opening for the Winter season, Wednesday, October 7, is Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, who will be hostess at a debutante party. Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Guy Burritt an; ounce the engagement of their daugh- ver Katherine to Mr. Marshall Gilbert Bond of Califor Mr. Bond was of the clas nate of S! ding will take fr. and Mrs. A. dendel Bridge_Pax:y i Honhs . of Mrs. Harry Hochberg Hyman D. Shapiro and Mrs, v Shapiro will entertain ac hridge «nd- mali-jong Tuesday afternoon uchanan street northwest announce | the Hamilton Hotel in compliment to ?t_’he engagement of their daughter | Mrs. Harry Hochberg, who will leave Frances to Mr. Harry Rubinstein. The | Washington the following day for New Awedding date has not been set, York, where she will make her home. Paul pl Brett ; Give Dinner at Club| T HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Miss ANNE COVINGTON a.\rc.-{;u' arent 5‘..,[-1 rey Cov: will dive o irl wh TS s 4, " dabut tea forther. oo | HARRIET, M. BROOKE, deughter of Lie Colg.wd; Mys Marvi/ | Brooke who will make her debut at an afteynooss tea November 25. (UnoERWO0D.) Speaker Longworth, With Family, in Home Herc {or t}le \Vinter Representatives of Cabinet and Other Official Circles of Capital Listed in "Per sonal Mention." The Speaker of the House of Rep- entatives and Mrs. Longworth have moved into their house on Massachu- sett; enue for Winter. The pealier is now in his home in Cin- cinnati, and Mrs. Longworth and their tiny daughter, Paulina, expected to come to Washington shortly. re Mr. dies Justice and Mrs. Louls Bran- Senator and Mrs. Willlam 1. King have opened their house at 2306 Cali- fornia street. for the season, and Mrs. are again in thelr apartment at | Stoneleigh Court for the Winter. i D. ¢, SEPTEMBER @M 1ss FRANCES M _MCKENNEY whoge debut tea fras beew arrangech by her payents My and ¥s. Charles ‘A McKeunneyrfor December 23. The Ambassado Don Juan Riwno, of ill be join week by Senora de Rlano, who has been with her brotherin-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Anderson, fat York Harbor, Me., for a month or | Ix weeks. The Ambassador of Chile and senora de Mathieu returned Thursday evening from a brief visit in New York. The Ambagsador of Brazil, Senhor S. Gurgel do Amaral, will leave the North Shore tomorrow and go to New York, where he will meet the_dele gates from his country to the Inter- parllamentary Union Congress. He King will be joined by the Senator, now in Utah, the middle of October. of the Treasury, who is in New York with Miss Sylvester, |end and has postponed her coming to Washington for 10 days or a fortnight. | The Sécretary is not expected to open |his apartment on Mussachusetts : nue for the season until the arrival of Miss Mellon. Miss Rosalie Drake, daughter of As slstant Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. J. Walter Drake, went last week to Wellesley College to resume her studies. She will join her parents here for the Christmas holidays, when |she will make her formal bow to so- | olety. ‘[ Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis have |as their guests over Sunday Mr. Jus- jtice and Mirs. Edwain Terry Sanford, who are with them at their country 1 ce. Rippin Lodge, in Virginia. { their family have returned from their Summer home on Lake Superior and are again in their Washington home for the Winter. : Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter of the | re ;iturned to Southampton for the week | will accompany them to Washington. The Minister of Portugal, Viscount d’Alte, Is again in his apartment at | Wardman P'ark Hotel, after spending | the Summer at Bar Harbor. The Mine. Minister of Switzerla Peter will arrive in nd Washington tomorrow night. The Minister and Mo Peter have bheen in thelr home in Switzerland for the Summer, Mme. Peter salling several weeks before the Minister, who Joined her there at the end of June. The Minister of Sweden and Mme. Wallenberg came to Washington late vesterday afternoon from New York, where they arrived from Sweden earlier in the week. The Minister of Hungary, Count Szechenyl, will not come to this country until the end of October. Cpuntess Szechenyi s remaining at Newport with her children until hig arrival | ster of the Kingdom of the Croats and Slovenes, Dr. Ante o) ¢ to meet the delegates from the kingdom to the Congress of the Interparliamentary Union. The Minister of Costa Ricg, Senor and | ew York | tomorrow and arve expected to come 1o | Spain: Senor | Don d at the | New end of this week or the first of next | will | for ) Mrs. | who wiil arrive in New York aboard dch Pavichich, wili g0 to New| 2 (he 4 1 | J. Rafael Ory York yesterday remain to mect from his country to mo. went the deleg he Congre and o The Minister ) Piip wiil back from s Island the middle of this week will move to the housa at 1618 E teenth street, which they hav the season. The offices al lished in this house. The Minister of Austria and Mme Prochnik will have as their guest for u few days this week the latter's aunt, W. W. Price, who will arri Wednes: from her home in St. Paul. Mme. Prochnik returned yes- ay morning from a short visit in her former home in Boston. The charge d'affaires of Great Britain and Mrs, Henry Getty Chil- ton will this week close the cottage at Manchester, Mass.. which they have occupied through the Summe and will come to Washington open | their house on R street for the Win. ter. Mrs. Chilton will visit her parent for United Statés An bassador to n and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brien, in their Michigan home later in the Autumn. be The charge d'affaires of Uruguay and Mme. de Pena entertained a small company informally at luncheon vesterday at the Chevy Chase Club n compliment to Dr. Haroldo Mez- zera and Mme. Mezzera, who went to New York later in the day. Dr. Mez. zera attended the X-ray congress which met here last week and, with Mme. Mezzera, will meet the latter's brother-in-law ~and _sister, Sepator Ismae! Cortinas and Mme, Cortinas. the Southern Cross today. Senator Cortinas is the delegate from Uruguay Interparlinmentary Unfon and. with Mme. Cortinas, will come to| ‘Washington the middle of the week. Dr. and Mme. Mezzera will sail Sat- IDiplomatS Plan tO HOllorESoc;al Plans Linger Visitors From Home Lands | who are in Ne jert W, | Mrs. 27, 1925—PART 2. Miss FVEIYN "R LOulsE’.M:ATHiWS\\ 2 et m?t‘)‘emecmbecr‘?.' by ker parenis Mr 29ks ancl Mys. o0 thic Miuksing, Wihils Leaders Are Inactive Will Welcome Delegates to the Interparliamentary| Many Washington Residents | Union Congress—Official Routine at Em- bassies—Personal Notes. Slow in Ending Vacation Period — Notes of Local Interest. : s Hammond n_their Sum- Mass. Mrs. Arthur Amory Hough- I return this week to thelr wuse at 2725 Q street for the Winter. AMr. and Mrs, Schlesinger, York, will come to ashington this week and open the e of the latter's mother, Mrs. Rab- Patterson Dupont Circle. 20U Maj: Oscar N. Solbert, former junfor | military aide to President Coolldge, who resigned from the Army on Sep- tember 20, entertained informally at diner Friday evening in the presi. dential dining room of the May- flower.. Mrs. Georgie Knox Berry has been joined by her young daughters, Miss Catharine Rerry and Miss Naney Berry, who spent the Summer with their " paternal grandmother, Mrs. Berry, in Tennessee. Col. and Mrs. William Eric Fowler. who are in their California home, are not expected to come to Washington until Nevember. Princess Cantacuzene and her daugh- ter, Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, will sail this week for New York and will come at once to Washington and be with the former's mother, Mrs. Fred. erick Dent Grant, until after the mar- riage of Princess Bertha Cantacuzene ;: M}r‘.) Bruce Smith, Saturday, Octo. r 10, Mrs. Robert Hinckley has opened her house on Sixteenth street and hgs with her for a portion of the season her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Percival McCeney-Werlich, Mrs. John F. Wilkins and daughter, Miss Katherine Wilkins, are spending some time In New York and are stop. ping at the Ambassador Hotel. urday aboard the Majestio for Europe, | Dr. and Mrs. P. J, Lennox, who apent (Continued on Fifth Page.) (Continued on Fifth Page.) bliam |‘erine Sutherlund, jand Mr. !land Chapel” officlating. Jerrip A Ewiko— st HARRISE . Miss Elinor Davenport Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Van Cise Wheeler, whose marriage to Mr. ‘.\larflhnll Orme Exnici son of Mr {and Mrs. Joseph L. Exnicios, will take place October 24 in the Epiphany .Church, has selected the for her wedding. Miss Alice Powell Smith_will be the maid of honor and the other attendants will be Mrs. Wil North Sturtevant, Miss Kath Miss Dorothy Mon- dell and Miss Catherine Ludlow. Mr. Exnicios will have as his best man Mr. James Parker Nolan, and the ushers will be Mr. William Sturtevant, Mr. Charies Yandes Wheeler, Charles Langley, Mr Turner, Mr. George Reber Littlchales Francis Winslow. The wedding ceremony will be per- formed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and will be followed by a reception at | the home of the bride's parents, 1609 Sixteenth street. Mr. Exnicios and his_bride will make their home at 33 Bancroft place A weddi ton took p! last evening Miss Kath of interest to W e at Fort Onta at 7:30 n Louise Ing ter of t. and Mrs. J. Van Ingram, became the bride of Lawrence Leroy Skinner, U The ceremony was performed in the home of the bride, Chaplain Herbert A. Rinard of Fort Niagara officiating The bride was escorted to the altar by her father and was attended by Miss Agnes Skinner of Columbus, Ohlo, sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid; Mrs. Edward J. Webb, jr., of Philadeiphia as matron of honor, and Miss Irene Ingram, sister of the bride, maid of honer. Capt. Walter R. Many was the best man. ot 3 Lieut. Skinner and his bride left after the reception for-s-short wed ding trip, before sailing October 1 for Panama, where Lieut. -Skinner will e stationed for three years. m, daugh- Capt. and. Mrs. Leon ve issued invitations for the mar- riage of their daughter Margaret to Mr. Vale Truitt, Wednesday, October 14, at 4 o'clock. in the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral. Lamar Dye An interesting wedding took place In_the West Point cadet chapel at West Point Augnst 30. when Miss AMary R. Griggs, daughter of Mr. and eorge W. Griggs of gh became the bride of Lieut V. Holmes, son of Maj and ank Holmes of \Washington, Chaplain Swan of the Governors Is A reception followed immediately after the ce mony at the home of the bride's y ents, where quantities of aste: gladioluses, dalhias and palms wor used in the decorating. The bride was escorted to the g by her father, who gave her In mar- riage, and wore a gown of white chiffon over crepe, made on stralght { lines, trimmed {n handmade point lace and orange blossoms. She car ried a shower bouquet of white bride roses und lilles of the valle. Mrs. William Barnett was matron of honor, and wore & gown of powder blue chiffon and grav lace, a pleture hat of flesh chiffon and carried a shower bouquet of pink roses and lilies of the valiey. The bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude Dyre and Miss Marguerite Hulme of Washin n and Miss Dorothy Kenna and Miss Louise Meyer of Brooklyn, N. Y. They wore frocks of chiffon in pastel shades and carried shepherd's crooks, ornamented with flawers, Lieut. Paul Leroy Weitfle of San Francisco, Calif., was best man, and the ushers were, Lieut. Colby M. Meyers of Washington, Lieut. William H. Morford of Wilmington, Del.; Lieut. James E. Bordreau of Hoboken and Lieut. John F. Holland of Worchester, Mass, Mra.. Griggs, .mother of the bride, wore a_gown of tan chiffon over peach crepe, and Mrs. Holmes was in green Feorgette crepe, with gold lace trim- ming. They wore picture hats of black velvet. Lieut. Holmes and his - bride left through the Adirondacks. They will be a4 home after October 1 at Fort Bragg,-N. C. LT The marriage of ‘Miss Mary V. Mc- Cafterty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. attendants Mr. | Huntington | after the reception for a motor trip | Nuptial Ceremonies Lead In Events of Social World {Brides of Early Autumn Receiving “Best Wishes." Church \Vcdding of Interest Scheduled for October 24. |P. McCafferty of Mount riing. Ohla, to Mr. William E. Beachum, son { of Mrs. Annie E. Beachum, took place | September 8 at 8 o'clock in the eve- | ning, Rev. Dr. G. C. Culbertson off- ciating. The ceremony was performed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. U | Sanderson in Ballston, Va., and was llowed by a reception. The house had a charming arrangement of roses, dahllas and the wedding party stoo under un arch of cak leaves and flowers | The bride was given in marriage by | her father and she weore a gown of | white satin made along straight lines with a flare in the front of the skirt and she carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. E. Lee Douglas was the ma | tron of honor and wore a gown of | cream lace over green crepe and car- | ried pink roses. Mr. William | best man | Mr. Beachum and his bride left after | the reception for a wedding trip to At- [ latic City, the latter wearing a cos- ¢ blue and tan poiret twiil will be at home at 2033 Twenty- seventh street northeast. G. Cushard was the 17, at 6 o'clock, at § Stephen's Catholic Church, when Miss Anna J. McDonough became the bride |of Mr. Leo Clark Schilder of Chili- | cothe, Ohio. The altar was decorated with palms and flowers. Mgr. Joseph H. Cassidy officiated and was assisted by Rev. William J. Nelligan. Mr. John J. McDonough, brother of the bride, gave her in marriage. The bride's gown was of white crepe heavily beaded with pearls, with a court train. Her vell was ar ranged in coronet style and beaded in pearls and she carried a bouquet of Bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Marguerite McDonough, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and | wore a dress of peach satin with a pic ture hat to correspond. She carried a bouquet of tea roses. Mr, J. Camp bell Schilder, brother of the groom was best man and the ushers wers Mr Ralph Burch and Mr. Frank Damrell. A reception immediatey followed the ceremony at the home of the bride where a buffet supper was served The bridal couple left After the recep- ) lion for a wedding trip through the | Eustern states. i Out-oftwn guests Included Mr. and Mrs. William 11. Schilder, Mr. William {1 Schilder; jr.. of Chillicothe, Ohio. and Miss Margaret A. Prendergast of timore, Md. T) owell marriage of Miss Amalia M daughter of Mrs. Jay < 0 Ontario road, to Mr. G |1 Ne“'fl No‘efl O‘ Interest To the Military Circle Gen. and Mrs. J. E. Fechet wil move to the house at 3101 Garfleld | street the middle of this week, which |they have purchased. Gen. and Mrs | Fechet have occupied the house of {Gen. and Mrs. Eli A. Heimick during {the Summer. | | Gen. and Mrs. Eli A. Helmick are not expected to arrive in Washington before the end of October or early November. They have been traveling in the Orient for several months. Gen. and Mrs. Willard Holbrook are back from Bar Harbor, where they spent much of the Summer, and are again in tMeir apartment at 1870 Wyoming avenue for the season. Col. and Mrs. Charles H. Bridges are expected to return at the end of this week to their apartment at 1870 Wyoming avenue, after spending a month motoring in the North. Mrs. Anton Stephan, wife of Ma: Gen. Anton Stephan, who spent the Summer on the Pacific coast and is now in Atlantic City, will shortly re- turn to her home in Cleveland Park. Miss Ann Gleaves, daughter of Col. | and Mrs, S. R. Gleaves, went to Sweet Briar, Va., last week. where she -will , attend the college there until Christ- | mas, when she will' joimher nts in their quarters at the ‘W Ingten Barracks for the holidays.