The Washington herald., 1918-04-29
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tended the services at the Central
Presbyterian Church yesterday morn
Ing and in the afternoon they enjoyed
a long automobile ride together.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Reading will be the distinguished
guests in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas T. Can will entertain this
evening.
Mrs. Wellington Koo. wife of the
Chinese Minister. who has been on a
visit Of several months to her home
In China, Is on her way back and
Is expected to reach Washington the
first Of this week.
The Minister. Mr.. Koo, who is to be
one Of the ushers at the wedding of
Miss Dorothy Bigelow. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emerson Bige-
low, and Lieut.. Ward Melville. which
takes place at New York tomorrow
afternoon, will leave Washington this
morning to attend the dinner which
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow are giving for
the bridal party this evening.
The wedding is to be celebrated in
st. Georges Church in picturesque
Stuyvesant square.
Miss Bigeiow has chosen Mrs. Lyall
Dean as her matron of honor. and the
Misses EuniCe Beecher, Dorothy Cock
shaw. Elinor GoOdnow. Ruth jerks.
Dorothy Taylor. and Mrs. D. Morley
Lodge as her other attendants.
Lieut.. Henry Y. b. Darlington,
chaplain OF the Coast Artillery Corps
Darlington. who Is to officiate, with
the Rev. DIR. Karl Reiland. will act
as best man. The other ushers will
include Capt. Donald Armstrong, L.
s. a: Capt. George 3. Compton,
L. S. R.; Capt. Joseph l.. Merrill. y
4: Lyall Dean. Ernest s. Rocho. and
Burnet c. TuthiT.
Secretary and Mrs. William Gibbs
McAdOO will return to Washington
Immediately after the Secretary
makes a liberty loan speech in
Rochester. y. Y. on Wednesday He
will close his campaign for the loan
on that day. He spent yesterday in
Chicago. will 20 tOnay to Grand
Rapids. Mich, and to Buffalo to-
morrow.
Mrs. Harry Talbot. Of Boston,
wife of DIR. Talbot, of the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
who has been the guest Of the Sec
retary OF War and Mrs. Newton
Baker for a week. left Washington
Yesterday for her home. Miss Kath-
crime Lowe. who passed the last five
months with Secretary and Mrs
Baker. has returned to her home in
Cleveland.
Andre TardICu, the French High
Commissioner. j. expected to speak
in New York this evening in behalf
of the Third Liberty Loan. The
COmtesSe de ByIaS VIII also speak
in behalf Of tn" loan at the same
meeting.
C"mtcsse Jean de la Cree has
returned To- Washington from a
short visit in New York and is Oc-
Cupying the house which she has
leased in chevy Chase. Her par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele,
Of Now York. are passing the week
end with her.
Capt. Count Jean de la Cree was
enc OF the ushers at the wedding
French. ir.. son Of pr. and Mrs
John Hcrndon French. Of New York.
and Miss Mary Tyler Duffy. daugh-
ter Of Air. and Mrs. Edward Duffy,
which took place Saturday evening
N Emmr nUel Protestant Episcopal
Church IN Baltimore. The bride had
for Eer maid of honor her sister.
Miss Elizabeth Carter Duffy. The
bridesmaids included the Misses
Frances Mumford Duffy. another
sister Of tho bride: Mercer French,
of New York. a sister of the bride
IroOm: Emily Thomson, Priscilla
Dorsey Howard. katherine BrintOn
and Helen Gibbs.
John IIcrndOn French, jr.. of New
and the other uShers were Capt.
William Manirc. Moran J. OEricn.
jr, L. 5. n; Capt. Devices W. Dill
worth. Capt. Bayard Rives. all of
New York. and Capt. EfinCham B.
Norris, OF Philadelphia.
Frcdcrico \. Pezet. who was for
many wears n member of the Diplo-
matte Corps in Washington, both as
Minister from Peru and as secre-
tary of Legation. and who now lives
in New York. is spending the week
end in Washington. Mr.. PeZet is
vice chairman of the LatinAmeri-
can Liberty Loan Committee, of
which DIR. ECheverria il chairman.