Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07

exchange Of several important notes.
Mr.. Belt Is from Kentucky and Wash
ington, and diplomat of more than
usual promise. The wedding Will
probably take place early in the
season.
Nine, de Quesada. widow of the first
Cuban minister in Washington, &C
companisd by her daughter. Miss
Aurora Quesada, will leave To-Day
after a stay of several weeks at the
Shoreham. during which time they
were constantly entertained by OLD
friends in the capital. They Will go
through to Cuba on the Havana spe-
cial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman
entertained at dinner last evening az
the Chevy Chase Club in honor Oh
Mr.. Sterrett Cuttings Of the State De-
partment and Mrs. Cuttings.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley will entertain
a dinner company tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard have
/ as a guest for the winter the SISTER
of the latter, Miss Eugene fichon'
at their home. 1908 K street
A wedding of last evening which
carried out all the old traditions OF
Virginia hospitality was that In 81.
James Episcopal Church Lees t,I,an
viers White, daughter Of Mr.; and
Mrs. Benjamin Viers White of that
place. to Lieut. John Aiexander.
Tebbs. Y. s. n; G; youngest ngss =; son 2.. o.
burg. took place The church was
foliage and flowers and Rev. r.
Allen Castieman. assisted by Rev.
Peyton Craighill. ofhciated:
white satin. the tulle veil being ad-
.justed with orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet OF bride
roses. She was given away by her
cousin, Miss Elisabeth White. as maid Of
honor. and Miss Anna Wildman and
Miss Leonora Preston as bridesmaids
Their gowns were in pastel shades OF
lavender. pink and yellow. the acces-
series Of their toilets carrying out the
shade Of the gowns.
Lieut.. Tebbs was accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. Charles Binns Tebbs
of Washington. as best man, and the
ushers were Capt. ]. r. Adams, U. =.
Mr.. e. v. White and Mr.. Albert White
of Leesburg. the last two being broth
ers Of the bride.
! A reception at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. White followed the ceremony
and later Lieut.. Tebbs and hts bride
left for q lengthy motor trip which
win take them through Virginia and
other states. He Is stationed at GUAM
tico and he and Mrs. Tebbs will de-
eide upon their future home at some
convenient place on their return.
Washin.tonians Abroad.
Mr. william Walker Smith of the
American diplomatic service has ar
rived. In Paris and Is at the Hotel
Meurice.
Mr.. Otis Rhoades, a college stu
dent. who IL studying conditions in
Europe, has arrived at the Hotel
Savoy. Paris. from the south of
France.
Mr. Thomas A. Pace and Mr.. Peter
b. Thornton are spending Few
days in Paris. stopping at the Hotel
Wagram. They have just arrived
from Nice.
Mr. Charles d. westcott has ar
rived at the Hotel Wagram. Paris.
from Antwerp. Mr.. Westcott is in
the American consular service.
Mrs. Brice clagett left Paris octo-
her 90 to 20 to London to spend a
week before sailing for the United
States from Southampton.
Capt. John R. Edie. L. S. n. re-
tired, sailed on the Mauretania Tor
New York. He will visit his mother
in Washington before returning to
q Paris next month.
Mrs. William Elliot intends to
spend some time in Paris and Is stay
ing at the American Women's Club.
Mrs Rose Ireland. who is stopping
at the Hotel Savoy, Paris, expects