The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
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also addressed. by special invita-.
tion. the annual conventions of the
American Bankers Association at
St Louis. International Farm Com
sress at Kansas City. and the As
sociated Advertising Clubs Of the
World at New OrleanA
Countess Adiebert de Chanbrun.
who has been In this country visiting
her mother. Mrs. Nicholas Longvorth.
since the late summer, will sail from
New York tomorrow for France. AZ
ter stay Of several weeks abroad she
will return to the United States, ac-
companied by her daughter, Mile. Su-
zanrie de Chambrun. joining Col Count
de Chambrun In Washington. where
he will give q course Of lectures this
winter at the General Staf College.
Nile de Chambrun will be q charm
Ing addition to the younger set. as
she was formally presented to society
at the French capital last winter.
The Rev. ]. Stewart McEroy. jr.,
and Mrs. McElroy. nephew-in-law and
niece of President Wilson. whose mar
riage took place in the White House,
have left Baltimore. where they were
.
Mrs. Joseph r. Wilson. for San Fran
cisco. preparatory to sailing for Japan.
where DR.. McElroy will work as a
missionary from this country.
Mrs T. Dewitt Talmase il
among the washingtonians at the
Ambassador Hotel in Atlantic City.
The officers and ladies' Of the off,
GERS Club in Dupont Circle will en-
tertain at a reception on Thursday
evening from Q to IL o'clock in
compliment to the Surgeon General
of the Army and Mrs. Merritte W.
Ireland and tho officers of his de-
partment station in Washington
and its vicinity. including officers
OF the Medical Corps, Veterinary
Corps. Dental Corps and Sanitary
Corps. both active and retired. and
their wives.
MISS KITE
IS BACK.
A party of distinguished Swiss
economists. numbering about 100,
who have spent the past week at
the New willard, left yesterday
morning for Philadelphia and then
go to New York where they will
sail for home.
Miss Anita Kite has returned to
Washington after passing the sum-
mer at Jamestown. r. l., Monterey,
Pa. and a number of other places.
Col. and Mrs. Tyree Rivers have
come to Washington for the winter
and are at 240o Sixteenth street
where they have taken an apart
ment.
The wedding Of Miss Helen
Frances. Locke, only daughter OF
Mr.. John NJ. Locke, of New York.
to Henry Frederic Peake, will be
solemnized 3 in Calvary Church,
Fourth avenue and Twenty-frst
street today at half past four.
The attendants will be Miss Vivian
Jenness Miller and Mrs. Godfrey de
c. Chevalier, both OF Washington.
and Mrs. Donald B. knight Of this
city. Mr.. Gerald Hunt Richmond,
of Buffalo. Is to be best man. and
the ushers. Edward Seymour Rich
mond, of Buffalo; Robert w. S. EI-
lott, Henry Mason Hewitt and Will
2hOOIe SdEs sun, JE.s Ihe ldIIcT a
cousin of the bride. all of New York.
A reception will be held at the
home of the bride.
Mrs. William McC. Wilson and Miss
Elizabeth McC. Wilson, OF Franklin.
Pa. relatives of President Wilson, and
Miss Josephine Heathcote. of Frank
lin. Pa, are at the New Willard for
a few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Clyde NJ. Gearhart will
return today from Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Pell. jr., have
gone to Tuxedo Park. N. Y, for an
indefinite stay.
VISITORS AT
THE WILLARD.
L. F. Loree. president of the Dela-
ware and Hudson Railroad, who has