The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-03

The Minister Of Salvador and Nine.
zaldivar and the Minister OF Switzer-
land and Nine. Sulzer were among the
guests at dinner last evening given
by the Special Assistant to the At
torney General for War Work and
Mrs. John Lord O'Brian.
Miss AtwateF To Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lombard have
sent out Invitations for the marriage
Of Mrs. Lombards daughter, Miss Ju-
dith Pomeroy Atwater, to Allen Ray
Menhard. to take place in the chantry
Of st. Thomas Church. New York, to
morrow. Miss Atwatsr IL we'll re-
membered here, as with her sister.
Miss Lorna Atwater, she was the re-
cipient Of much hospitality winter be-
fore last. when Mr.. and Mrs Lombard
occupied the house, now the home Of
the French high commissioner.
The new Ambassador to France and
Mrs. Hugh wallace went 70 New York
yesterday for q short stay. They will
return to washington to remain q
week before sailing for Europe
The minister OF Sian, Phya Prabha
Karavongs4, has moved nom BIAS
Sixteenth street to 230S wyoming ave-
nue., where the legation Is now estab-
lished
Congressman and Mrs. Ira c. Cop
ley were hosts at dinner last evening.
They will leave Washington tomorrow
night for New York, where they will
make a short stay before going to
California to remain several months.
Clark, daughters Of Congressman and
Mrs. Frank Clark. will be hostssses
at an informal dance this evening.
Musicale ana Tea.
Mrs. Pierce Stage gave . musicale,
followed by tea, yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs Brent Moore, her
house guest. and Mrs Joseph Conley,
Of Harrisburg. Pa. Mrs. Stage. Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Conley received the
guests. assisted by Mrs. John Hawley
and Mrs. Steinmetz. Assisting In the
dining room were Mrs. John Franklin
Little, Mrs Wade Atkinson, MIA Ed
ward Perry. Mrs. William Morrison
Alexander, Mrs. Frances Payne Chism,
Mrs. Barchheld, Miss Pansy Wilson
and Miss Gladys Pugh.
Mrs.. Samuel B. Milton sang. accom-
panying herself on the guitar, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Grayson Orme
also contributed to the program. Miss
Lila Collins sang, accompanied By
Miss Stone, and Mrs. B. Soule Gantz
rapdarad aevaral solna aaaiafad nv
Mrs. Trenis.
Rudolph de ZspD Hest.
NJ. Charles Pergler, the commits
Eioner Of the Czecho-Slovak republic.
was the guest OF honor at q reception
given at the Beaux Arts Salon, 1913
day afternoon. Rudolph de Zapp was
host. Miss Grayce z. Wall presided
At the tea table, assisted by Miss
Anne II. Repetti, Miss BeuIah A.
Krause, Miss Muriel A Hall, Miss
Marguerite c. Wright, Miss Lillian A.
r. Krause, Miss Agnes NJ O'Neill.
Miss Rose B. Dowrick, Miss Mabelle
virginia Austin, and Miss Blanche
Gregory. Decorations and favors
were in white and red, the national
colors Of Bohemia
Captain SapelIi. Of the italian High
Commission, and Mrs. Louis r. Post.
wife of the Assistant Secretary OF
the Department OF Labor, will be the
guests OF" honor next Sunday. Mrs
post will speak on "A Review of the
Great Covenant" Miss Anne NJ Re-
petit will pour tea, assisted by Miss
olga Lindemann, Miss Erma Keith.
Miss c. Louise Philips, Miss Eula
Gregory, and Miss Ethel V. Hall.
Effective Setting.
White roses, palms and smilax
formed an effective setting for the
marriage OF Miss Marie Bernadette
Hacker, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Newton Hacker. and Wilbur
Emmons Forbes, grandson OF Mr.. and
Mrs George z. Wilbur, OF Taunton,
Mass, which took place Saturday
evening at o'clock, at the homo of
the brides parents, on Lamont street.
The ceremony was performed by
tho Rev James s. Montgomery In the
drawing-room in the presence of rel
atives and intimate friends,
The bride; who was escorted Dy he'll
father, wore a beautiful gown OF
white satin and georGette crepe. elab-
orately embroidered, Her tullO veil
was held with a eoronet OF orange
blossoms and Rhe carried q shower
bouquet OF roses and orchids,
| Miss Elizabeth Swanson, tho maid
OF honor. wore . gown of orchid Chif