The Washington times., 1920-10-09
CoLRYs HAVE HOUSE PARTY.

The Secretary of State and Mrs
Colby are entertaining a house party
Of young Heople for the weekend
Besides their three daughters, who
have but recently returned to town
they have with them Cecily Simonds
Of New York. Walter Goodwin and
Count Bernard de Rucellari.
Secretary Colby is due back this
afternoon from Ohio, where ne went
The Minister Of Ecuador and Nine.
Elizaldi will be hosts tonight at a
reception at the Pan-American build
ing to celebrate the one hundredth an
niversary Of the Guayaquil indepen-
dence movement. ihe program will
be both interesting and varied.
The evening will spSn at $50 wi,u
a concert py the Marine Band, wneA.
the lative music Of Ecuador will fur
nish the numbers. DIR. Elizalde VIII,
deliver q short address. and there will
be two short illustrated lectures. one
by DR. Marshall II. Saville, of New
York, On Ecuador Yesterday and To-
day." and another by DR.. J. N. Rose.
Of the United States National Museum.
on Ecuador and Its Products"
The Secretary OF State. Bainbridge
Colby. and the director of Pan
American Union, DR.. Rowe, will also
speak. The motion pictures will be OF
very particular interest, and follow
ing the program there will be dancing
in the Hall of the Americas.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith are enter
taining Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Billings
lea. Of New York. over the weekend
John w. Davis, American ambas'
sador to Great Britain. will leave
Washington on Monday for West
Virginia Mrs. Davis, who is with
her husband at the Shoreham. ex'
poets to leave about the same time
either to accompany her husband OF
to spend several days In New York
They expect to sail for England tht
last of this month.
t MISS KINGsBURY wEDS.
One Of the most interesting events
on today's social calendar Is the mar
riage this afternoon of Miss Eliza
beth Kingsbury, daughter Of Col. ant
Mrs. Henry p. Kingsbury, and Donalt
Harrison McKnew. The wedding will
take place at 4:30 o'clock in Bethle
hem Chapel Of the National Cathedral
in the presence Of a large company
of friends and relatives, Canon viii
liam l.. DeVries performing the cere'
mony.
The chapel. as is customary, will bs
very simply decorated, yellow chrys'
anthemums and yellow dahlias beihs
ussd with palms, and autumn leaves
The autumn tones of yellow orangt
and tan will be carried out In the
costumes of the bridesmaids, who will
all carry large yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS
The bride, who will be given In
marriage by her father, will wear q
wedding gown OF white chiffon draped
simply over crepe meteor and trimmed
In beautiful old lace that Is an heir
loom in the family and most OF which
was worn on her mothers wedding
gown. The long court train hanging
from the shoulders Is OF white satin
rose point lace being used all about
the edge and on the top OF the train
The bodice is trimmed with soft col
lar of duchess lace which also
trimmed her mothers dress. HeI
tulle veil, which hangs long, is ar
ranged cap fashion with clusters OF
orange blossoms all around and g
coronet fashioned OF rose point lace
The bridal bouquet Is of white orchids
and lilies-of fthe-valley. N.
THE BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS.
The maid OF honor. Miss Clara Kings
bury, sister OF the bride, will wear
a dainty frock of yellow lace com.
bined with chiffon and made on simple