Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-16
Popular Diplomat Engaged.

Mr.. and Mrs. William H Erhart.
who are at Five Oaks. their summer
home in Cedarhurst L. L.. have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Margaret Erhart. to Mr..
Andrea Geisser Celesia di Vegliasco
of Turin, Italy, third secretary of the
Italian embassy in Washington. Miss
Erhart went abroad to engage in war
relief work. where she passed year
or more. Mr.. Vegliasco. who was at
tached to the Italian embassy. Joined
the army of his country and for a
time was here with the italian war
mission. Miss Erhart. who was grad
uated from Miss Spence's School. was
introduced to society several years
ago. She is a niece of Robert Graves.
The wedding will take place in New
York some time in November.
Capt Count Enrico Luserna di Com
piglione. assistant military attache of
the Italian embassy entertained at
dinner last evening at the gala re-
opening of the cafe at Raucher's,
when his guests We're Mrs. John Rey-
nolds, Miss Helen Rockwell. Miss Mar
guerite Ames. Capt. Carlo Tappi, as
sistant military attache for the ltal-
| ian aerial services. and Mr.. Alfani
of the embassy staff.
Others dining there included Prince
de Croy of Belgium. Senator and Mrs.
Truman H. Newberry, Senior Don Con-
Zalo de Ojeda of the Spanish emf
bassy, the military attache of the Ser
| bian legation, Maj. Hristich and many
other members of the diplomatic
corps now in Washington.
The Serbian Minister and Nine.
Grouitch. with small party of
friends. died at the Cafe ST. Marks
last evening before going to the
theater.
The new counselor of the Russian
embassy, Mr.. Henry de Bach. has ar
rived in Washington to assume his
new duties and has taken an apart
ment at Rauscher's. Mr.. de Bach has
many friends here having been at
tached to the embassy for some years
as second secretary.
Mr.. vittoria Falorsi of the Italian
embassy staff and Nine. Falorsi have
left for a day stay in Canada,
where they will visit relatives.
Gen. and Mrs. Omar Bundy arrived in
Washington today from Petersburg.
Va, and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Bundy, 225 Seaton place north
east.
Maj Gen. George Barnett, L. S. NC,
and Mrs. Barnett will return on
| Thursday from Santa Fee, n. NJ. where
they went that he might receive a
medal bestowed upon him by the
state of New Mexico.
Mrs. James Mcdonald of Washing
ton will remain in Newport until
Thursday when, with her son. NJ.
Arthur Bradley Campbell. she VIII
| Join house party in the Adiron-
| dacks.
eium will be a guest at the Catholc
| University at Rrookland. when he
comes to Washington on september
F, "a to meet the Roman Catholic
hierarchy of the United States.
| Mai. and Mrs. Walter Schoellkopf
have as their guest Miss Isabelle
| Orrne of New Orleans. for whom they
| will entertain extensively.
| Mrs. GaEnett Zorn of Louisville.
XIV, is visiting Mai. and Mrs. RoWa
| p. Lemly at their apartment, 1903
Euclid street.
! The marriage of Miss Marion Hun
gerford. daughter of Mr.. and mrs r.
! W. Hungerford of Marshall, Md, to
| Washington, was solomnized in the
| Chanel of Our Lady. GonZaga College,
| at s o'clock this morning: the Kew.
| Father Pittar officiating, with num-
| her of other clergy present
| The chapel was charmlngly deco,
rated with palms. ferns and roses, and
| the Young bride, attended by her sis
| fer. Miss Hazel Hungerford, wore a
short gown of ivory duchess satin
| with French silk lace, veil or tune
arranged cap shape with orange dos