The Washington herald., 1919-09-28

travelling costume, with hat to
match. and was attended by her sis
ter Mrs. Mary Z. Collins, as matron
OF honor. judge and Mrs. Kimball
left Immediately after the ceremony
for their wedding trip.
Raymond T. Baker, director of the
mint who is taking a vacation. is
expected back in Washington early
next week. The house party which
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker have been en-
tertaining at their camp on Rae
duette Lake, in the Adirondacks,
has broken up.
Commander Yoshitake Uyeda,
naval attache of the japanese en-
bassy, is at the Holland House, New
York. for brief stay.
Col and Mrs. Sydney A. Goman.
have announced the engagement Of
their niece, Miss Natalie Elizabeth
Campbell. to F. Wilson Pritchett,
of Philadelphia Miss Campbell
was educated in the East, and has
made her home with her uncle and
aaRt since the return here of Col
in London. Mr. Pritchett is a MEM
Der OF the Rittennouse Racquet.
Radnor Hunt. White Marsh Valley
Hunt and Merton Cricket clubs of
Philadelphia, and the Army and
Navy Club OF Washington. The
wedding will take place next
month
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Of Capt. Mckenney. who is over
consular service in Prague, in the
czecho-Slovak country. and will
leave his home, 81 Carroll avenue.
Takoma Park. tomorrow. prepara-
tory to sailing from Hoboken.
The annual convention of the Kappa
Beta Pi Legal Sorority was held Sep
tember 10 and % in the ball room OF
the Lafayette Hotel. Though the
Kappa Beta ri is the Oldest and Iarg-
est national legal sorority. this Is
the first convention to be held outside
the home city of Chicago. Mrs. ImTa
Wann Buwalda. well known in Wash
ington circles. was q delegate from the
University Of California. Tne other
chapters from the various sections OF
the United States were well repre-
sented.
Mrs. Nyra Kingnan Miller. of New
York. president of the National Fed
Grafton of College Women. was a
guest of the sorority at a number or
the social events which marked the
convention. On Friday night Miss
5. Christine Quick gave a dance in
honor of Miss Letitia HaIpenny, the
retiring grand dean. Other pleasing
affairs were a luncheon at the College
Women's Club, a tea at the Lafay-
cite Hotel and a theater party given
by the Washington Chapter of the
sorority.
Miss Leonore Simpson. of Kansas
City. was elected grand dean for the
ensuing year. The other officers arc:
Associate dean. Mrs. Irene Sandbo.
University of Texas; registrar. Miss
Charlotte NJ. Stevens, Chicago-kent
University: chancellor. Miss EInor
Mccarthy. DePaul University; direc-
tors. Miss Frances Wilson. University
OF California; Miss Marie X. Saund-
ers. Washington. and Miss Cynthia
r. Kelly, John Marshall.
Gen. A. A. II. Lerconi. Armenian
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of the largest Armenian papers, and
DIR. A. d. Margosnan. noted Armen-
ian physician. who are in the
United States as an Armenian mis-
sion to see President Wilson. have
arrived in Washington and are at
the New willard.
Col. Charles B. Warren, of De-
troit, who during the war was sta
toned in the ofice of the provost
marshal general. is at the New
Willard for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hogdon. of
Boston, arrived in Washington to-
day from White Sulphur Springs
and will spend a few days at the