Evening star., 1919-09-21
care and treatment the bright at
nosphere exerted a wonderful effect.

care and treatment the bright at
mosphere exerted a wonderful effect.
The Secretary Of Labor. who is with
Mrs Wilson and the other members
of the family at their home at Bloss-
burg, Pa, will return with them to
Washington this week. Miss Mary
Wilson returned some weeks ago.
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller will go
to New York tomorrow to remain Tor
few days, and later in the week will
go to Pittsfeld. Mass. to remain Tor
some time, her absence from the
capital covering period of about ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop Brown. who
spent the summer on Long Island,
are at the Shoreham Hotel for few
days.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Moreton Foley
Gage. who spent three months at the
Senator Henry F. Lippitt. at Cumber-
land. r. l., left New. York by the
Aquftania yesterday on their way to
their home near London.
The governor of the Canal Zone: Col.
Chester A. Harding. and Mrs. Hard.
ing ahave announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Katherine
Harding. to Capt; Wiiiiam m, n; ~ Desple pi1eS
Deeble and Mrs. Deeble of Washing
ton. Capt Deeble. who was graduated
from the Military Academy In 1917,
is at present stationed on the mine
planter Graham at Balboa Canai
Zone.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick has return
ed to her Washington residence after
spending the summer at Southampton,
d. I. where she had cottage. Her
dauRhter-in-law, Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick, and her children. who nave
been with her. are now at Rock River
Farms, their estate near Cnicago'
Mr.. and Nine. George .Bakhmeteff
will close Stone Villa, their Newport
residence, on Monday and will start
for washington.
Brig. Gen. Albertus w. Catlin. o: 5.
M. C.. and Mrs. Catlin are receiving
concentrations on the olrtn OF q
daughter September II.
Mrs, William c. Vose. wife OF Lieut..
vose, U. s. N, and daughter OF MIS-.
Catlfn. who spent the summer IN
LYNN and Rockport, Mass, is In Wasn-
ington for a visit Of several weeks, at
the conclusion Of which she Will go
10 Hampton roads
Pale pink roses against PACK :
ground Of palms and traiing cielIia xas .ls
vines formed beautiful setting for
the marriage yesterday afternoon at
s O'Clock Of Miss Hazel Evelyn john
son. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eriok A. johnson, and Mr.. Bathurst l..
Chambliss, which took place at the
Nome of the brides parents. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
walter A. Morgan Of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Cnurcn, IN
the presence Of q small company Oh
relatives and friends.
The bride, who was given In mar
Rage by her father. wore a modish
travelling costume Of navy blue tr1co-
latte. made on very simple lines, with
a vide folded girdle. Her hat. small
French model of gray duvetyn, was
trimmed with navy blue grosgrain
ribbon. She wore a oorsase oouque'
Of orchids and Ophelia roses. Mrs
James L. Wright attended her Sis
ter az matron Of honor, and her gown
was of rose pink georgette crepe. She
wore a picture hat OF orchid tulle
trimmed with orchids and her bouquet
Vas Of the same flowers.
Mr., Charles Chambiiss, brother OF
the bridegroom, acted as best man.
recsption for the guests present al
the Ceremony followed. when the
bridal couple were assisted in receiv'
| inr. by Mrs. johnson, mother OF the
| bride. who wore q handsome gown Of
| pale gray brocade:
Mr. and Mrs. Chambliss left later
| for their wedding trip and on their
lreturn they will make their home with
| the brides parents. Mr.. Chambliss
served in the American expeditionary
forces as a corporal in the Tank Corps
| service and only recentC returned
ktrom overseas. The out-of-town guests
here for the wedding included Capt