The Washington times., 1920-08-23

THE VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS
MARSHALL, Mrs. Thomas F.

MARSHALL, Mrs. Thomas II.
Walsh, and Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty. who have been In Cslifor-
MIA since early summer. are now In
Duluth, MINI. They will leave Du-
luth tomorrow, the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall for Petoskey, where
they will remain several weeks, ana
Nh. Walsh and Mrs. Dougherty for
Mrs. Walsh's home In Washington.
Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Dougherty left
early in June for Chicago. where they
attended the Republican convention,
and at its close the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall Joined them for
the trip West.
The Argentine ambassador, DR.
Tomas A. LeBreton, who has been In
Newport for several days. viii bring
his stay there to a close tomorrow,
but will make visits at several other
New England resorts before return.
ing to Washington. He Is expected
back at the embassy next Monday
The Secretary OF the Treasury. Ds-
vid Franklin Houston. has postponed
his return to Washington and will
prolong his visit with Mrs. Houston
at Woods Hole. Mass. until Wednes-
day or Thursday.
To ATTEND WEDDING.
The Minister of Ecuador and Nine.
Elisalde. accompanied by members OF
the legation staff, will go to Spring
Lake. N. j., August 2s. to attend the
marriage OF Miss Argenta Beard Per
kins. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed =
ward Il. Perkins, to Don J.. II. Pena'
~
Ecuador. Mr. Penaherrera Is the son
OF the former minister Of the interior
OF Ecuador.
Prince Carol, Crown Prince OF Ru-
mania, now in New York, will be en-
tertained tonight at a dinner given by
the former American ambassador TO
Germany, James w. Gerard, at the
Ritz-Carlton Hotel. The prince Is
travelling unoficially and will retain
his incognito throughout his stay in
the United States. The Prince will
sail for home aboard the Aquitania on
Saturday.
n Fl. Lahovary. charge d'affaires
of Rumania. who has been in Newport
for fortnight, has gone to Magnolia,
Mass, for the rest OF the month.
Henry de Bach, counselor OF the
Russian embassy, will leave August
% for brief vacation abroad. sail
ing on the steamship Rotterdam, and
returning November I.
A quiet wedding took place today
at II o'clock at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs Theodore f. Shuey when
their daughter. Dorothy, was married
Al =
New York
Only members OF the immediate
family were present. The brides
only attendant was her niece. little
Suzanne Happier. as flower girl.
The Rev. Howard ID. Talbot. Of the
Church of the Covenant, officiated.
The bride made her debut in Wash
ington several seasons ago and was a
belle, particularly in the diplomatic
set. In 1917 she was married to
Christopher F. Smith. OF the Nor
wegian legation here. The marriage
was dissolved by divorce, and Mrs.
Grondal has been living with her
parents here for more than a year
Col. Robert n. Thompson and his
grandson. John Pell, who have been
abroad, reached New York on Satur-
day and have Joined Mrs. Thompson
at Southampton, l. /. Mr.. Pelrs
mother. Mrs. stephen H. p. Pell, is
also with Colonel and Mrs. Thompson.
John r. Henderson, jr., who spent
the early part OF the summer in Bar
Harbor. Me, with his mother, Mrs.
John B. Henderson. is now in Homo
lulu attending scientific convention.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward W.
Eberle are at the Astor Hotel, New
York, to remain until August 30,
when battlcship division of tn.
Atlantic fleet, of which Admiral
Eberle is in command, will put to
sea The division arrived at New
York last Friday.