The Washington herald., 1919-06-07

Brazil to the United States, returned
70 MO de Janeiro to, assume a cabinet
post Will san on June IA for Brazil.
Mr. IA CANA was one of the Brazilian
delegates to the peace conference.
Mrs. @. Thomas Dunlop ba. 1ous 20
Chicago to visit for a week. Later IN
the summer she will go to EaeIes-
mere. Pa. to spend the summer.
Mrs Stanton PeeIle win\ leave
shortly for Eaglesmere, Pa, where
she will remain until fall. Mr.. Peene
will join her there later In the sum
nier
Miss Lota Robinson, OF Baltimore
and New York. is the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. Karlcs Poe.
A marriage that is a surprise to
Newport, Washington and New YORK
society is that which took place
Thursday in New Rochelle, of Can't.
William Barrett. U. S. A, a son OF
the late William Barrett, of wash
ington. and Miss Alice Gordon Drex-
Ell. the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Drexel, formerly of
Philadelphia, but later of New York,
who have NAV their winter home
at 1 East Sixty-second street. and
whose summer home is the villa
Fairholme, on ochre Point, New
port.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. A. A, Bouton. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, OF New
Rochelle. at the parsonage on North
street.
Miss Drexel was accompanied bv
Miss Margaret Grayson, -the daueh-
ter of Capt. T. H. Grayson and Mrs.
Grayson, of Cincinnati. who was her
maid of honor. and Lieut.. ]. stan
ley Fargo. U. S. A. accompanied.
Capt. Barrett and was his best man.
There was no one else present.
Capt. Barrett was in the Aviation
Service Of the army and was wound
ed several times while in France.
He returned to New York six months
ago, after eighteen months service
abroad. being released from the
service several weeks later. He has
spent his time since arriving from
abroad in this city.
Mrs. Barrett has two !. brothers.
John r. Drexel. jr.. who a year ago
in April married Miss Elizabeth
Thompson and Gordon P. Dexel.
She made her debut several years
ago. having been educated in Paris
and partially in this country. She
is a quiet young woman who has
evinced no love for society. but has
been more interested in serious
things. Her mother, Mrs. John r.
Drexel. was Miss Alice G. Troth, of
Philadelphia and has been a marked
figure in society here and in New
port.
DR.. and Mrs. James A. Cannon
have gone to Atlantic City where
DR.. Cannon will attend the surgical
section Of the American Medical As
ISOLATION Congress. DIR. Cannon will
go from there to Rochester, Mimi.
to visit the Mayo clinic. On his
return he will stop in Chicago ana
Cleveland to visit the surgical
clinics in these cities. DR.. Cannon
will return to Washington about
July 10.
Capt. and Mrs. Hayne Ellis have
as their guests at woodley the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Long, of Kansas City. No. Mr.. Long
will leave Washington on Monday,
and on June 16 Mrs. Ellis and her
children will accompany Mrs. Long
to Kansas City. Later in the sum-
mer Mrs. Ellis will go to jamestown,
r. l., where Capt. Ellis ship. the
L. S. cruiser Salem, will be sta
toned.
Miss Mary Roemer Clarke, of 21oa
S street northwest, at one time a
clerk in the State Department. is
the wifeof Representative Edgar Raw
mond Kiess. of Williamsport, Pa
They were married Wednesday at the
Little Church Around the Corner" "
in New York City.
Representative and Mrs. Kiess ar,
spending their honeymoon at the
Marlboroush-Blenheim. in Atlantic
City. They will return to this city
next week.
Mrs. kiess is the daughter OF Mrs.
Lulie Redd Clarke. a clerk in the
Census Office She met Representa-
tive .Kiess when he came to this citv
for his first term in Congress, six
years ago. Since that time the ro-
nance made steady progress, and cul-
minated in the marriage in New York
The former Miss Clarke has lived
IN this city about fifteen years.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Mrs.
T. Dewitt Talmage have gone to
Atlantic City for a short visit.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, president
OF the District Of Columbia Federation
OF Women's Clubs, has returned from
Asheville. N. C.. where last week the
n mi
tion of Women's Clubs was held
North Carolina women well-known in
this city, looked after the comfort and
pleasure of the delegates. Mrs. James
NJ. Gudger, jr., was chairman of the
Asheville board of ARRANGEMENTS,
Among the State hostesses yere
Mrs. Jeter c. Pritchard for the Dis
trict of Columbia delegates: Mrs
William Jennings Bryan for the Ne
braska delegates; Mrs. John w. Lang
ley for Kentucky. and Mrs. Emmett e
Gudger for Montana. The visit to the
vanderbilt estate and the trip - The
top of Mount Pisgah were under tbe
able management OF Mrs. ]. p. Co.'S
ton. The problems of the day we.s
presented at the business Sc ssious ;,i-
those who are authorities on the sl.b.
ject, up for discussion.
- Rev. W. c. johnson, of Flat. West
Africa. Is the guest OF DR.. api Mrs
Wallace Radciiffe at the Manse.
Miss Linda Steuart. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander S. Steuart,
and Roland Rhem. of Chicago. whose
engagement was announced some
months ago. will be married next