Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-11

DipIomatic and Cabinet Notes.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Iusserand will be the guests in whose
honor the Chilean Ambassador and
Sonora de Matthew will entertain a
distinguished company at dinner
Thursday. April %.
The Japanese ambassador Mr..
Shidehara, will leave tomorrow for
San Francisco. where he will meet
Nine. Shidehara and their two young
sons on their arrival from japan.
They are expected to land April IT,
and will come to Washinotn almost
imm ediately. the party reaching the
embassy about April 20.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. David Franklin Houston will
ing. April IA, in honor of Secretary Of
Agriculture and Mrs. Edwin T. Mere
dith.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels will be in Baltimore this
connection with the bestowaI Of tn
decoration Of the Order of st. Gregory
the Great, military class. which has
been conferred on Rear Admiral Will
liam S. Benson. chairman of the Ship
pin Board, by Pope Benedict XIV. Car
dinal Gibbons will make the presenta-
tion, and later will entertain the dis
tinguished guests present at a
luncheon.
The Secretary was in New York last
night to attend the Jefferson day din
ner. at which he made an address.
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr.
Joshua Willis Alexander. was in New
York last night to attend the Jeffer-
SON day dinner. at which he made ar
address.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith will DO hosts
at a dinner Tuesday evening. when
they will have an Interesting COM
pany to meet the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
Denmark, entertained informally al
luncheon yesterday at the New Will.
lard. 80
The minister of Norway, Mr. H. H
Bryn. who has been visiting his coun'
try for a month or more. is expected
to return to Washington in May.
The minister of Switzerland, Mr.
Marc Peter. expects to go to Europ'
during the summer to join Nine
Peter. who left a few weeks ago TO,
their home. in Switzerland. They will
return together in the early autumn
Reed-Boyd Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Elizabetl
Noyes Boyd. daughter of the lat
George w Boyd and Mrs. Boyd o
Philadelphia, and granddaughter o
the late Crosby 8. Noyes Of Washing
ton. to Mr.. Paul de Hon Reed OF TIL
.city was solemnized at o'clock yes
aterday afternoon at st. James Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Philadelphia
The officiating clergyman was tn
Rt. Rev. DIR. Mockridge. A larg
gathering thoroughly representative
of Philadelphia society and also In
GLIDING a number of out-of-tow
guests was present at the ceremon
and at the large reception which fol
lowed at Mrs. Eoyd's residence, IL
South 22d street. The entire churc
was artistically decorated with sprin
flowers, lilies and palms and fern
while the chancel was a mass Of flow
ers with a background of ferns.
Miss Jane Paxson Price Maule {
Philadelphia was maid of homo
while the bridesmaids were Mrs. Jol
Rollins. Miss Betty Elliott. Miss Rs
ehel Price and Miss Marys Clark, a
of Philadelphia; Miss Katherine Va
Ingen of New York and Miss Doroth
Savage of Baltimore. Miranda Boy
and Mary Boyd. daughters OF Mr.. an
Mrs. oliver Boyd. were flower girl
Mr. Crosby Noyes Boyd. brother OF til
bride. was best man. and the ushe,
were Col H.. e. Hartney. U. s. A
Cob Philip Matthews. U. s. A., an
Capt John z. Kennedy, u. 8. A., all I
Washington, Mr., Beail Brodhead ar
Mr.. Joseph Rollins Of Philadelphi
and Mr.. Merrill Prentice of Hartfor
Conn.
The bride was given away by h,
stepbrother, Mr.. Oliver Boyd OF Ne
York. :Ssg ,@g ~
Seldom has more lovely weddin
gown been seen than that worn /
Miss Boyd. II was Of white sati
nth a threeyard court train hun