Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-23

| Cherson, Rev. Platon, one OF
the highest dignateries of the
| Russian Church, this after
noon, who came to Washington this
morning and will leave Immediately aft
er his presentation, to continue his tour
of America.
Yesterday afternoon the President re-
| Ceived Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, the
| United States ambassador to Italy, VINO
left last night to fill lecture engage
ment in Virginia, and will return to the
city tomorrow.
! Miss Maragret Wilson, accompanied
by Miss Cecil Norton, motored to Bal
timore yesterday on shopping tour.
! The ambassador of Chile and Nine.
de Matthew have left for Bar Harbor.
for the season. They closed the en-
bassy on 18th street Sunday and are not
expected back until the first of Septem-
! Der.
| Mr.. Joseph w. Folk, formerly of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, and
i Mrs. Folk, who are at the Willard Tor
short stay, will leave tomorrow morn
| ing for a visit to Atlantic City. Before
returning to their home in st. Louis in
| the autumn Mr.. and Mrs. Folk will come
| to Washington for another visit.
| Word has been received in Washing
ton of the approaching visit of the
minister of the treasury in Italy, Sig
/ nor SchanZer, who is coming on an
! important financial mission.
| The former United States ambassa-
| dor to Austria and Mrs, Frederic
CORTLAND Penfield are spending the
season at their summer home at Alex
andria Bay, N. Y.
i Gen. and Mrs. Charles c. walcutt
have had as their guests Mai Gen.
w. H. Hay, who has recently returned
from foreign service, and Mrs. Hay.
Gen. and Mrs. Hay have gone to Camp
Custer, Mich, to which post the for
mer has been assigned as command
ant.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who are
spending the summer on their estate.
Arcadia Farms, Thousand Islands,
| will be Joined early in August by
their daughter. Mrs. Herbert Ship
man of New York, who is spending
several weeks at Newport.
| Mrs. Robert Hinckley and her
daughter. Miss Gladys Hinckley. have
| closed their residence on 18th street
and have gone to York Harbor. Me.
for the remainder of the summer.
! Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee, Miss Sarah
R. Lee and DR.. Thomas S. Lee will
| spend the next few months at
! Southampton, l. l., where they are
occupying their summer home.
! Mr.. Leroy futile and his daughter,
| Miss Adelaide futile, have left Wash
| ington for their summer camp in the
Adirondacks, joining Mrs. Tuttle and
| Miss Margaret futile. who passed the
early summer in the west
i Mrs. Edwin H. Tillman. wife of
Commander Tillman, u. S. N, left
! yesterday for North Asbury Park,
where she will be the guest Of Mrs
F.! cottage there for the summer months.
Mrs. Dulin also has as her guests her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Edward
i Fischer, and her son and daughter
j in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown
Dulin.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James W. wadsworth
are at their summer home at Geneseo,
! N. Y.
Miss Sophie Siebert has gone to
Marthas Vineyard to spend the sum-
mer months.
part of the winter in this city, has
arrived in Bar Harbor, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Col. John Greedy, who has, returned
i from foreign service, passed several
days in Boston recently when his sis
| ter, Miss Gertrude Greedy. was visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Rodman Goe
thals.
! Chief Justice White. who was in
Washington for short time, re-
turned to New London, Conn.,, last
night to join Mrs. White at their sum-
mer home there.
The Bishop of Washington has left
with his family for Nantucket, Mass.
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker will leave
been established at HOLLYWOOD, her es
tate, and join Mr.. Baker in Washing
| ton. They are planning to spend the
week end with Mrs. Bakers father,
Capt. Isaac E. Emerson, at Narragan-
sett Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes and
the Duchess de Chaulnes were among
| the guests at the large dinner dance
| given last night by Mr.. Joseph Harri-
son at the Clambake Club at Newport,
r. I.
Mrs Mahlon Craig will give up her
| apartment shortly at the Kendrick
and move to quarters at the Wash
| ington barracks, as her husband.
/ Brig. Gen. Craig who returns from
i France within few weeks, has been
assigned as an instructor at the Staff
| College.
Mr.. and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Ed
gar have gone to Gloucester. Mass,
where they will remain until the early
! autumn.
DR.. and Mrs. I. w. Kite have gone
! to CHAIRMAN, Pa, for visit of sew
| eral weeks. Their daughter, Miss
! Anita Kite, is spending the summer
| at jamestown, r. I.
Zeigen Of Toledo, Ohio, and Mr.
/ George Snyder Patterson Of Burling-
| ton. Iowa. took place yesterday morn
| ing at 8 o'clock at the Church of the
Nativity, Rev. Frank X Bischoff Off
! ciating. Miss Pearl Zeigen, sister of
| the bride. and Miss Margaret Albert,
| both of Toledo, were the attendants.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Larry acted as best
man. The bride wore a travelling suit
| of midnight blue, and carried bride
roses. At the conclusion of their
! wedding trip the young couple will
return to Washington.
Richmond Wedding Of Note.
A quiet wedding OF great interest
took place in st. Pauls Church. Rich
| mond, Va. on the morning of July
| IT, when Miss Gertrude A. Bass be-
came the bride of Mr.. Richard P.
| Williams. jr, son of Mrs. Richard P.
williams and the late Canon Williams
| NJ a