Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1926, Page 18

18 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SOCIETY The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge| Were Joined Last Evening by Son, Mr. John Coolidge. HE President and_ Mrs. Cool- idge have with them at the White House their r John Coolidge, who last evening from Amherst College. En route to Washington Mr. Coolidge spent a short time with hi grandmother, Mrs. Elmyra Goodhue, at Northampton. Mrs. Coolidge accompanied the Presi dent to the budget meeting last night and had with her Mrs. Herbert Hoover and Mrs. Jardine. The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Mellon, who went to attend the Am herst College commencement exer cises, will mot return to Washington until the end of the week. Nobile de Martino in New York to Meet Nobil de Martino. The Ambassador of Ttaly, Nobile Giacomo de Martino, is at the Ritz- Carlton Hotel, in New York, spending the week end in Syra . N. Y. The Ambassador will remain thera to meet Nobil de Martino on her arrival from their home in Italy, where she has heen since the late Winter, The Ambassador of Germany, Baron Maltzan, has returned to Washington after a short stay in New York and Atlantie City. Senator Stanfield of Oregon was host to & small company at dinner last night on the Willard roof. Mra. Gerry, wife of Senator Peter Goelet Gerry, is in New York, where | s she is staying at the Hotel Ambas- sador. The chief of staff and Mrs. John L. Hines will be hosts at dinner this eve- ning. The first secretary of the Swiss le- mation, M. L. A. Girardet, safled Jast week aboard the Rossillon for a three- month vacation in Furope. The first secretary of the Greek le- gation, Mr. €. Dlamantopoulos, has returned from New York. spent a few days at the Plaza Hotel The newly a Swiss legation, Walter H. Rufe- nacht, arrived Washington ye r- | Carroll in their Cle: where he | ed attache of the | partite Claims Commission, States, Austria and Hun enter- tained the agent of Austria, Dr. Lud- il {leinwachter, and the agent of Dr. A. de Boer, at luncheon Among nister of “{un-} cheriyl; Dr. Ernest s nt to the Austrian ge KEdwin B. Parker, the sole commissioner on the Tripartite Commission; Mr. Robert 1. Olds, As- sistant Secretary of State; Mr. Anderson, commi; ed (laims Com tes and Germany; ewinski, agent of Germany before the commission; Col. Henry W. Ander- =on, American agent before the Mex- ican Claims Commission; Mr. H. H. Martin, Mr. John J. Edwards, Mr. E. P. Bowver and Mr. T. J. Healy. Capt. Thomas Kenney, U. S. A., ar- rived in Washington yesterday and, with Mrs. Kenney, laying at the Mayflower. Former Representative and Mrs. Ira C. Copley will arrive in New York today aboard the Majestic from Fu- rope, where they have been for sev- eral months. Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley will be United | ' | hostess at dinner Friday evening in|, compliment to Miss Marguerite Wol- son of Manila, P. I. Mrs. Dingley is the acting president of the National an Pen Women dur, of therecently -elected Ernest Thompson George Bowie Chip- . Mr. Norris B. M. D. Merrill have left for New York and will sail Thurs- day for Europe, where they will re- main until the first part of September. who has been Ellc Scott ark home, g0 to Atlantic ¥ tomorrow Mrs. Andrews will later go to:Cam- bridge, Md., to remain through the late Summer and in the Autumn will ke possession of her apartment, on rescent place, construction the guest of Dr. and Mr. Allan €. Clark and his son-in- Mr. and which is now under | D. C, TUESDAY, beth Sommers, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Burtis W. Sommers, to Mr. Wal- ter Hempstone Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Young, took place | Saturday evening. The ceremony wan‘ performed at 8:30 o'clock in All Saints’| Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase, Md..i the Rev. Henry Teller Cocke officiat- | ing. The church was decorated with pink roses, palms and ferns. Mi: Phyllts Price sang “At Dawning" and “Because.” i The bride, who was given in mar- | riage by her father, wore a gown of | Toft ‘white taffeta and net made bouf- | fant and trimmed with taffeta roses. | Her tulle vell was arranged with a wreath of orange blossoms and she carried a shower houquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Elizabeth Scharf, who was maid of henor, wore a gown of jade green chiffon and around her head | wore a_wreath of silver. She. carried Columbla roses and blue delphinium. The bridesmaids were Mi Hellen Hanford and Miss Dorothy Young, cousin of the bridegroom, who were gowned in pink chiffon and also wore wreaths of sllver in their_hair. 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Main 232 day and has taken up his duties at/| the legation. | Col, and Mr James R. Mitchell were hosts to a company of 12 at dinner last evening tial dining reom of the Hotel May flower, when their cuests included Mr. law and daughters, Willlam Winchole and Miss Eli [ Clark, will sail July 17 from e TR York for Scotland. A L i the - SRR =ha are =itir e Mrs. Josaph M. Stoddard will close . yIEitne s iy Mrs. Anson | near the latter. formerly Miss Elizabeth Anne Combs. | Miss Sommers Bride of . Young Saturday Fvening. he marriage of Miss Helen Fliza be! New Vail Stebbins of New York. brother of the hostess, who spent the week | end with Col. and Mrs. Mitchell. Mr. Robert W. Bonynge, agent of v}v: United States before the Tri Rizik Brothers - Wednesday: Every Model Greatly Reduced 59 STREET, SPORT AND AFTERNOON DRESSES to her Summer home, at West Spring fleld, N. H. 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