The Washington times., 1920-08-06
ENINGS IN SOCIETY
Peruvian Ambassador and Nine. Pezet HOsts-News OF
the Diplomats -Marshalls' Plans

were no attendants, and the Rev. DIT
Charles b. BuIlard performed the cere-
money. Later Mr.. Barrymore and his
bride left on their honeymoon, without
giving their destination
Those who witnessed the ceremony
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Oelrichs,
parents OF the bride; Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles de l.. Oelichs. her brother and
sister law; Mrs. Russell q. Colt
(Ethel BaTrymoTe). Mr. and Mrs,
Lionel Barrymore. the bridegroom .
bother and sister-in-law; Mrs. McCul-
Tough, Thomas Patten. and Archibald
X. Mackay. or Paris.
Mrs. Thomas obtained her divorce
In Paris last winter.
This was also the second marriage
of Mr.. Barryomre. His first wife was
Miss Katharine Corri Harris. daugh-
ter OF Sidney Harris, of this city.
They were married on September J.,
1910, In New York. In December. 1917,
she obtained a divorce from him In
California on the grounds OF deser-
tion.
1t was in April last that the rumor
became current on Broadway that he
was to rewed. but he denied II. About
this time he suffered a nervous break
down when appearing in King Rich
ard III" and spent some time at Will
liam Muldoon's training camp In the
Westchester hills. He returned In
May fully restored TO health. but will
not act. either on the stage or in pic
lures, until this autumn.
Mrs. Barrymore"s nrst husband.
Leonard NJ. Thomas. comes from a
prominent Philadelphia family. He
was secretary OF the American lega-
ton at Madrid in 1906 and also an at
tache OF the United States embassy In
Rome. Their marriage took place In
1910. by which they had two children.
Leonard NJ. Thomas. trr who is nine
years old, and Robin May Thomas
who is. five. Mrs. Thomas obtained
her diyorce SO quietly in Paris that II
was not generally known until some
time after, although rumored on this
side.
She was sketched by the French
artist and portrait etcher. Paul Hell
leu, during his visit to this country
about eight years ago and has beer
called one of Americas most beauti
full women. She writes under thu
nom de plume of Michael Strange"
and her poems reflect many moodi
and impressions of the emotions.
Dr. ana MIS-. preston rope Sdtter
white, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Gibson in their Adj
rondack camp, returned to Grea
Neck. l. l., yesterday.
MISS MILLER BECOMES BRIDE.
The marriage of Miss Alice Kath
| crime Miller. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Albert Miller. to Howard Perr.
Russell. of Appleton, Wis. took place
last night at s o'clock at the home o.
the brides parents, So T street north
west.
In the absence OF the brides father
who is in western AfricA on specia
mission for the Government, her uncle
+. T.. Workman, of Akron. Ohio, gave
| her in marriage. She was attended BY
her sister, Miss Bess Miller, as maic
OF honor, and Lieut.. E. L. Richardson
aviation corps, u. S. A., acted as bes
man. The ceremony, at which only
the members of the two families were
present, was performed by the Rev
Mr.. Fultz, and a reception to which
additional guests had been invited
| followed. Mr.. Russell and his bride
will reside in Appleton, Wis, follow
| ing their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Russell, parent.
of the bridegroom, and his sister. Miss
| Catherine Russell. OF Appleton, were
present, as were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f