The Washington times., 1920-07-17

| expects TO be at the embassy ere
the greater part OF the summer. bur
usually spends the week-ends In the
country or at one OF the summer re-
sorts within motoring distance OF
Washington.
MRS. BAKER ATTENDS DINNER
Mrs. Newton ID. Baker. wife Of the
Secretary OF War. attended the fare
well dinner given by Gen. William
| ID, Connor. commandant OF Camp
Humphreys, and Mrs. Connor last
evening In honor OF Colonial and Mrs,
Park.
| Later in the evening Mrs. Baker
returned to accompany the Secretary
TO the open house for the War Depart
ment employees given by the Ordnance
| Welfare Service when they received
| with Maj. Gen. C. c. Black, chief OF
ordnance.
The minister OF Salvador and Sc
nora de Sol, who with their guests
motored to Atlantic City last week.
have returned to the legation on Six
teenth street.
Prince Casimir Lubomirski, min
lister OF Poland, who has been at New
to Washington today. He will return
to Newport on Monday. Prince and
Princess LubQmirska have apartments
at Bateman's for the summer.
Franklin Mott Gunther. an attache
OF the American embassy In Rome,
and Mrs. Gunther, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin L. Gunther at their
summer home at Lake kezar. Center
Lowell. Ne.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, her baby
daughter and her two sons, George
w. Vanderbilt and Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt, are coming East from
Burlinsame, Cal, where they have
had a villa. and will be at the Lenox
Club. Lenox, Mass. after their ar
rival next Wednesday. Mr.. Baker,
the Director Of the Mint. is with them
and will come to Washington after
getting his family settled at Lenox'
Capt. Jean F. J. f. Rigal. naval at
tache OF the French embassy, has
taken an apartment at 240O sixteenth
street.
VIILLARET.HARvE WEDDING.
Miss Abigail Holman Harvey.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Loviad Harvey. and Capt. Eugene
Villaret. U. S. A. will be married this
Afternoon, the wedding taking place
in st. Margaret's Church at $3.50
o'clock, with an informal reception to
follow at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey.
Captain Villsret. who is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs C. T.. Villaret, of New
York. has been appointed assistant
military attache of the American en-
bassy at Paris and preparations for
the wedding were fastened a bit In
order that he might take his bride
with him when he sails or Tuesday
for his new post.
The ceremony, though simple, will
be charming in every detail. The
church is decorated with palms and
ferns, Offset with clusters of pink
roses, snapdragons and other sum
mer garden flowers. The Rev. DR.
church, will officiate and the bride
will be given In marriage by her
father. on whose arm she will enter
the church.
Miss Daviette Ficklen will be
maid of honor and there will be four
bridesmaids, Miss Ruth Fordyce
Stiles, a cousin OF the bride; Miss
Elizabeth Claxton. Miss Pamela
Henry and Miss Margaret Crosson
The ushers are Commander Robert
Bennett, Capt. Cooper Fo6te, Capt. A.
S. Freeland. and Hassell Bergwynn.
and Captain Villaret will have his
brother, Capt. Gustave Villaret, as
best man. He came all the way from
Texas, where he is on duty, to take
part in the wedding.
The bride will wear a simple gown
of softly draped ivory chiffon guilt
less of trimming and depending for
ith beauty on the fineness Of the ma
terial and the chic lines. The skirt is
made bouffant over the hips. narrow
ing toward the feet, the bodice is
simply drapped, and there is long
transparent court train of the chiffon.
weighed with orange blossoms. Her
tulle veil will. lbe held in place with
clusters Of orange blossoms. and her
only ornament will be a handsome
gold fillagree necklace, the gift of the
bridegroom. She carried lilies of the
valley and white roses.
DEVY OF BRIDESMAIDS.
The bridesmaids gowns are of deli
cate nile green organdie, trimmed
with fluted ruffies. which outline the
sleeves and the collars, and appear
again on the full short skirts. Their
hats are of organdie matching their
frocks. and are turned up becoming
ly in the back. The maid OF honor
will wear a gown and hat of the same
out in a pale orchid tone. All the
attendants will carry snapdragons
and pink sweetpeas.
Mrs. Harvey's costume Is OF black
satin and tulle lavishly embroidered
in shades of lavender and purple, and
her black tulle hat is trimmed in
flowers to match the embroidery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Villaret came from
New York for their sons wedding.
and Captain Villaret's sister, Miss
Villaret, will also be present.
Other guests from out of town will
be Mrs. James V. Martin, OF Atlantic
City; Mr.. and Mrs. James Writ Rus
sell Robinson. of East Orange. N. j.;
Miss Virginia Fuller. Miss Mildred
Sisson, of New Jersey: Mrs Richard
Hall Jeschke, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Flather and Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Flammcr.
Only members of the two families