The Washington herald., 1919-10-23


Senior Don Jose Luis EIesco. coun.
seior Of the Chilean Embassy. who
will leave Washington shortly. will bt
succeeded by Don Luis Ilianes, who
mas just arrived IN this country.
Mr.. Riesco has been In the diplo-
matio service only temporarily, be
Ing q lawyer by profession. and prob.
ably will remain In New York city ia
business.
The Serbian Minister and Nine
Grouitch and their guests, Lord and
Lady swaythling. OF England. dinec
quietly together at the Cafe st
Marks last night. DR.. and Nine.
Grouitch have cancelled all their en-.
gagoments on account OF the death
OF the Italian Ambassador. Mrs
Alierton Cushman will entertain at a
luncheon tomorrow for Lady Swayth'
ling.
MRS. BARNETT
PLANS PARTIES.
Mai. Cen George Barnett. com.
mandant OF the Marine Corps, and
Mrs. Barnett will entertain at q
large tea canssnt Tuesday. Novem-
Der Is at the barrscks. when Mrs.
Barnstts younger daughter. Miss
Anne II. Gordon. will make her for
NAL debut. The same evening Gen.
and Mrs. Barnett will give a dinner
dance for the young debutante. and
later in the season they are plan.
ming q ball In her honor. Miss Cor
don and her sister. Miss Leila Cor
don. a debutante OF last year. are
among the most popular members OF
the younger set. and they will be
widely entertained this season.
Gen. and Mrs. Barnett are givinr
large house party at Wakefield
Manor. their estate at Front Royal
Mrs. Barnett and her daughters will
remain there for a time longer, only
coming to Washington for short vis-
its Mrs. Barnett arrived yesterday
to spend a day or two. accompanied
by Miss Anne Gordon. Mrs. Edwin
Cugle has issued Invitations for a
debutante luncheon November 5 al
the Baltimore Country Club for her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Davidson Gu
gle. when Miss Anne Gordon and
Miss Helen Tucker. the deoutantt
daughter OF Col. and Mrs. Charles
c. Tucker. also Of this city. win be
among the guests.
One of the prettiest of the autumn
weddings took place in st. Matthew
Church yesterday at o'clock wher
Miss Ethel Hickey. daughter of Mrs
Edmund Plowden Hickey. became the
bride Of Edward Tierney. Of West Vir.
ginia- The church was decorated with
graceful Farlyense ferns. clusters oi
gay autumn leaves and great white
chrysanthemums. and pink flowers
had been used in great profusion al
the home Of Mrs. Hickey in Sixteenth
street, where a reception for the bridal
party. members of the two families
and guests from out OF town was held
following the ceremony.
The Rev. Father Edward l. Buckley
oficiated. The bride was given In mar.
rage by her brother. Edmund Plow.
den Hickey. and had her sister. Miss
Bessie Hickey. rs maid OF honor. The
matron of honor was Mrs. Alexander
Chambers. of Philadelphia. sister OF
the bridegroom: and the weddins
party included the brides small niece
and nephew. Jocelyn Hibbard. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. DIlworth Hibbard
and Billy Hickey. who entered the
church together.
The ushers were Harry Kendall
another brother of the bride:
Stephen Hewitt. Of BramwelI. w.
Va; Frank Watson. OF Philadelphia,
and Frederick Gibbs. OF Washington.
The best man was the brideGroom's
brother John Tierney. OF Biuefield.
w. Va,
The bride wore a lovely gown of
soft white satin embroidered in pearls.
trimmed with wee clusters of orange
blossoms and made with a long court
train. The brides tulle veil. which
was banded with lovely princess
lace. was simply arranged. and she
carried a shower bouquet OF white
orchids.
The maids OF matron OF honor were
gowned alike In blue tstfeta com
bined with silver lace and wore pic-
ture hats of dirk brown velvet
trimmed with fur ard tulie. They
carried sheaves Of pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. Little Miss Hibbard wore a
dainty frock OF embroidered white
null. with a wreath of posies on her
lovely blonde curls, and carried A
colonial bouquet. Master Hickey
wore a white duck Peter Thompson
suit.
When Mr.. Tierney and his bride
left for their wedding trip. she wore
a smart costume OF henna duvetyne
trimmed with possum fur and n
small duvetyne hat stitched with
gold. They will live IN Sharondsle.
Ky. nfr. Tierney's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Tierney. Of Philadeiphia,
were here for the wedding. and other
frny,a N,yt ~ r.
and Mrs. Watson, OF Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hewitt. DR..
and Mrs. Lovett. of Lanehorne. Pa.
and Miss Suzanne de Bon. Mrs.
Chambers Is visiting the brides fam
lily.
Arthur Fontsine. director OF the
French Ministry Of Labor. here to
attend the International Labor Con-
gress, Is at the New willard for a
few days. Mr.. Fontaine Is a men,
Der OF the organizing committee OF
the congress-
Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Rayner
have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Frances Jane. to Mr..
David Loudon johnson. OF Cleve-
land. Ohio. The wedding will take
place quietly owing to illness in the
brides family. at their residence on
avenue. on the after
noon of Friday. November 81.
Miss Rayner. who made her
debut last year. IL the granddaugh-
ter Of the late Senator Isidor Ray
ner. and Is one OF tho popular men,
bers of the younger set.
MI. johnson. who II a lawyer.
was captain IN the army during