The Washington times., 1919-09-12
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
SenOr Pezet Made Ambassador of
Peru-Belgian Envoy Returns

Henderson's home. They expect to
return to Newport on October 10.
Mrs LeBaron Colt. wife of Senator
Colt, who spent part Of the late sea-
Notch, y. H., has gone TO Bristol, r.. 1.
Miss Gladys HinckIey. Of Washing
ton, has gone to Lenox. Mass. to join
Frincess-Sndrea BoncOmpagni, who
Is at the Aspinwall Hotel.
Mrs. Frederic Z. Chaplin and he--
daughter, Miss Marcia Chaplin. who
have been at Hot Springs, Va, for the
summer. have returned to Washing
ton. Miss Chaplin will be one of this
seasons debutantes.
TO Attend wedding In Newton.
Lieut.. Comdr. Robert 81. Hinckley
has gone TO Boston to participate as
one of the usheFs in the Wedding OF
Miss Madeline Everett. daughter Of
Mrs. Charles Everett, of Newton Cen
ter, to Lieut.. Comdr. Ames Loder, L.
S. y. The wedding will take place at
noon today in Trinity Church, Newton
Center, and will be an elaborate af-
fair. The bride will be given in mar
riage by her uncle, Henry c. Everett,
and a reception will follow the cere-
mony at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Everett, in Newton Cen
ter.
Mrs Albert Ordway and Miss
Valerie Padelford. who were at New
London, Conn, are now at the Muench-
inger-King, in Newport, for visit.
Miss Padelford gave a luncheon yes
terday. having Miss Marguerite Caper-
ton among her guests. Miss Caper-
ton will return to New London, Conn,
today after her second visit to New
port.
Mr.. ,apd Mrs. Avery Coonley have
returned from their summer place in
the Catskills and have left town again
for fOrtnight's stay in Chicago.
Mrs. G.. f. c. Smillie will leave
Washington today for Cedartown, Ga.
to attend the wedding Of her. son,
Thomas Monroe. and Miss Katherine
Adamson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Adamson. of Philadelphia and
Cedartown, which will take place
Wednesday. Mrs. SmilIie. on her re-
turn. will visit for week in Raleigh.
Y. G.
Colonel PIeFsOn EntertaIas.
Col Emil P Pierson. L. S. A. en-
tertained fifteen men at luncheon at
the Cafe st. Marks yesterday.
Lieut. Milton T. Noyes. L. s. A. has
returned to Washington, after long
service overseas, and is with Mrs.
Noyes at the Kensington apartments.
Lieutenant Noyes who is the son of
Clarence Moves, of Washington, was
with the national guard in Mexico.
He was until recently with the Twen-
ty-ninth Division. army OF occupa-
ton, near Coblenz, Germany. and is
now commanding Battery c, Sixth
Field Artillery. First Division, United
States army.
The guests al the Marine Barracks
this evening at the Indian SRmmer
Dance CarnivaI' will be received by
Mrs. Rogers, wife of Major Gen. II.
X Rogers. Quartermaster general.
United States army; Mrs. Ross. wife
of Joseph Ross. director OF welfare
for the war Department. Mrs. Ellen
Simonton. and Mrs. Alexander Sharp,
Sr. in charge of the welfare branches
of storage. purchase service and re-
mounts. office of the quarteTmaster
general, United States army. The
personnel of these two divisions with
their friends are anticipating
pleasant evening. The Marine Band
will play. Among the attractions
will be fancy dancing by Miss Bertha
LeLinc. The floor committee is made
up of Lieut.. Colonel Ellison, Major
W. W: Mumford. L. $. A. Major HaT-
old Chisholm, Capt. Hal 7. ViGor and
Capt. W. X McQUOwn. Captain Ket-
cham. Lieut.. H. r. PeltOn, First Lieut.
G. E. Kidwell. and Mr.. D. W. Jasper.
Mrs. Morgan Hill and Mrs. John
CalIan OLaughlin are among those
prominent in the Washington colony,
at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
They are staying at the Greenbrier.
Mrs. Marie Wclch OF Chicago Is
announcing the engs cement Of her
daughter. Miss Josephine Welch. to
c. L. Gilmore. of Oklahoma. City, for
merly a captain in the L. :. 4. The
date Of the marriage will be an
nounccd later.