The Washington times., 1920-08-26
HAPPENING IN SOCIETY
New YorAmbassadOr Davis eaveMss Smonds
s Marriage O Arth Drury Causes Surprise.

French. daughter OF Robert ]. wynne.
formerly Postmaster General
The dance which the Italian
Ambassador and Baroness Romano
will give at Newport ON Saturday
evening Is being arranged In celebra-
ton OF the eighteenth birthday OF
their daughter. Miss Yolanda Romano.
TO VISIT MRS. MACvEAGH.
Mime. Grouitch. wife OF the minister
OF Serbia, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Il. Tuckerman at
Southampton. L. l., Is leaving there
for a visit TO Mrs. Charles MacVeagh
at Fasnacloich, Dublin. N. II.
The American minister TO Cuba.
Boaz Long. and his sister, Mrs Teresa
Long, will go to Devon, Pa, today to
be the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Lea at Westhorpe Farm. Mr.. Long
and his sister Will go on to New York
for the weekend before returning to
Washington, and will later visit on
the Eastern Shore OF Maryland. They
expect to sail for Cuba about Septem-
ber 20.
Don Luis A. Penaherrera, attache
OF the legation of Ecuador. will leave
| Washington today for Spring Lake
N. j., where on Saturday his marriage
to Miss Argenta Perkins, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Perkins, OF
New York, and Genoa. Italy. will take
place.
The minister OF Ecuador and mem
bers of the legation stan will go to
| Sprink Lake Friday preparatory to
| attending the wedding. which VIII be
a quiet one.
MISS MARGARET sIMONDs wEDs.
News Of the marriage of Miss
| Margaret Calhoun Simonds. daughter
J of Mrs. C. c. Calhoun, OF Washington,
| to Arthur Drury, of New York. has
| just reached town. 1t Is causing "A
| furry of interest and surprise, for
| the young people had not taken their
| friends into their confidence. The
wedding took place on Monday In
| New York. Mr.. Drury is the son OF
Peter A. Drury, president of tile
| Merchants Bank, OF Washington,
and. although his home Is in New
York is well known here, while his
! bride, who made her debut winter
| before last. is both prominent and
| popular in Washington society.
The engagement of Miss Simonds
and Mr.. Drury had not been an
nounced, but had existed since before
| she went to Europe in the early sum
mer. She returned from France only
about a fortnight ago. and has been
staying with her mother in their
Princeton home, Rosedale House.
| The marriage was quite unexpected
at this time. Mrs. Calhoun is now
| in Harrisburg, where she was called
| on Tuesday by the serious illness OF
a near relative. The young bride was
one of the little coterie of young
people prominently identified with
| the Prince of Wales during his visit
here last fall, and was singled out
by him for special attentions during
his stay in Washington. Mr.. Drury
and his bride had quite a small and
private wedding, and are now on their
honeymoon trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. who
| have been at their estate. Weld, In
| Brookline. Mass. will make trip
| to Colorado next month, where they
will go into camp for several weeks.
They will be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Story, jr.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin and her sis
| ter, Miss Josephine Patten, are in
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| ing to Hot Springs for the remainder
| of the season.
| LEE-HOsKINs WEDDING.
A very pretty wedding took place
| yesterday afternoon when Miss Olive
Vertner Hoskins, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Hoskins, Of Falls Church,
Va. became the bride of George Eli
son Lee, also of Falls Church. The
ceremony was solemnized at o'clock
at Cloverdale, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoskins, and was followed by an
informal reception. Only members of
the two families and few intimate
friends were present.
The Rev. U. S. Knox, pastor Of the
Baptist Church at Falls Church, OFF,