The Washington times., 1919-08-27
1oRMER sEcRErARY and MRs.

ToRMER SECRETARY and MRS.
WILLIAM GIBBS McADoO.
= who arrived at the White House
Monday night for short visit, left
Washington this morning. Miss Mar
garet Wilson, who returned at the
same time, is staying on for the pres
ent.
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. MeAdoo, and Miss
Wilson went for a short motor ride
yesterday afternoon, returning about
o'clock for the President. who was
then at liberty to join. them for an
hour or so. The party returned to
a family dinner party which included
DR.. Grayson, who, in the absence of
Mrs. Grayson, is a guest at the White
House.
The Countess Macchi Di CelI4rO,
wife OF the Italian ambassador, en-
tertained, yesterday at luncheon. at
Hilltop Inn, Newport, where she and
her family have been established for
the last month. The table was beau
tifully decorated with flowers in the
Italian colors. Among her guests were
the former imperial Russian ambas-
sador and Nine. George Bakhmeteff,
Mrs. James Mcdonald and her SON,
Arthur Bradley. Mr. and sdrs. Arthur
Graham Glasgow, Mrs. whitney War
rem and Whitney Warren, jr, Count
and Countess Giuseppe della Cher
ardescha and Nine. Pocardi.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker, wife of the
Secretary of War, returned to WASH
ingtol this morning with their three
children. from a stay of several
weeks with Miss Hannah James Pat
terson at Bemns Point Chautauqua
Lake, N. Y.
The minister Of Switzerland, DR..
this afternoon from Nonquit, Mass,
where he spent the weekend with
Nine. SulEer and their. sons.
Franklin Roosevelt, Assistant Sec
retary OF the Navy. is back In wash
ington from an inspection trip, dur
ing which he and Mrs. Roosevelt
spent the weekend at Newport as the
guests OF Governor Beeckman, were
honor guests at several dinners aad
luncheons. Mrs. Roosevelt has re-
Joined her children, -and dr. Roose-
yelt after spending yesterday at the
navy rifle range at Caldwell n. J.,
returned to Warrington. He viii
speak tonight at the Board Of
Trades first meeting of the season.
to be held at Central High School.
when Brig. Gen. Wendell c. Neville
viii also make an address, and
Engineer Commissioner c. W. Kutz
VIII explain the "zone" law restrict
ing building.
Raymond Baker, director OF the
mint, viii join Mrs. Baker at Lenox
for the Labor Day weekend. Mr.
Baker expects to take his vacation
in September, and ne and Mrs Baker
are planning an AdiFondaclks trip for
the middle OF the month.
Hawn-Hanna NuPGIaIs.
In the presence Of only a small
company OF relatives and close
friends, the marriage Of Mrs. Davis
Hanna and Pbelan, Hawn, both OF
Washington. was solemnized at noon
today at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs, IL. b. D6Yis in tlip
Brighton the Rev D. III. Edwards,
assistant pastor Of the Church offhe
Covenant. officiating. Both bride
and groom are very we'll known in
Washington. The former belongs to
q prominent family of Louisville, Ky.
She is the widow Of Capt. Guy Hanna,
Coast Artillery, u. S. A., and has
made her home in Washington for
several years.
The wedding had been planned to
take place at the summer home Of
the brides sister, Mrs. Willard Cur
It's, Southfield Point, Conn, but Ill
ness in the family necessitated a
last minute change in the arrange
ments. After a short wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawn will make their
home at the WoodIey apartment at
Mintwood place and Columbia road.
Newport, turns it's attention from
the tennis tournaments. which closed
yesterday. to the opening of the
horse show today in which .the entire
smart summer colony is tremendous
ly interested. Among Washington
isns on the committee which is man
aging the show are Mrs. Gibson
FahnestOck. Miss martha Goldman,
AIRS. James Mcdonald Admiral VIII
liam G. Sims, and Rear Admiral Cam
eron McRae WinsloW.