The Washington times., 1920-07-01

THE President ana Mrs. wilson
entertained the French Ambas-
Il sador and Nine. Jusserand at
luncheon At Nhe White House today.
IL wss a quite informal party ar
ranged BY way of a farewell hospital
ity as the Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand are sailing on saturday to
spend the summer Ia France. They
viii leave Washington tomorrow eNe-
ming. Mrs. J. NJ. Helm who is staying
at the White House, was guest at
the luncheon.
The Italian Ambassador and Baron
ess Romano and Miss Yolanda Rom
ano are due TO arrive today at New
port and will occupy one OF the Nor
rell cottages for the season.
Lady Geddes, wife of the British
Ambassador. Is sailing today for Eng-
land. Captain c. J. Henry, honorary
attache OF the embassy, accompanied
her TO New York.
Mrs Baker, wife OF the Secretary
of War, and her guest Miss kathsr-
] Inc Lowe, will attend the hop at
! Camp Humphreys, Va, tomorrow
| evening.
Mrs. Bakers brother. Ralph Leo
pold, OF New York, who came on 20
| visit her the end OF last week. was
taken i'll shortly after his arrival
! ann is now at Walter Reed Hospital
he is making satisfactory improve
ment Miss Elizabeth Fress, cousin
! OF Mrs. Baker, who spends the great
er part of her time with the Secretary
of War and his family. has returned
home after long siege 1t Walter
] Reed.
Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson has
gone to Cape May, \. j., for fort
nights visit.
The Minister OF the Serbs, Croats,
! and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch have
/ Mrs. Hillery Richardson with them
/ for few days and will entertain
/ guests at dinner in her honor tonight.
Mrs. Richardson, who is a sister OF
| John W. Davis, American ambassador
! to Great Britain, is on her way from
! Yonllerg, y. Y, where her husband is
| pastor OF an important Unitarian
! Church, TO her old home in Claiks-
, burg, W. Va.
J DR., and Nine. Grouitch expect 10
leave Washington late in July TO
make a series OF visits in Connecticut
and Bar Harbor. Me.
! Mrs. stephen Is. Elkins has gone
/ 10 Atlantic City for a fortnight and
! is accompanied by Mrs. r. Dewitt
! 1aimage. Mrs Talmage and her SON
! in-law and daughter. Capt. and Mrs.
| Pitt Scott, will spend the summer
abroad, sailing the last of this month.
CROwELL's TO LEAVE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict Crowell and
their children will leave Washington
! today for Little Boar's Head, n. H.,
where Mrs. Crowell and the children
will spend the summer Mr.. Crowell
will return to town about July 10 and
will devote the greater part of the
summer to winding up his duties as
! Assistant Secretary OF War, post
! from which he has resigned.
Franklin Mott Gunther, counselor
of the American embassy at Rome,
and Mrs. Gunther have arrived in
New York and are staying at the
Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
Mrs. Edmund Pendelton- has re-
turned to Washington after spend
ing a week or tep days at the Home
stead Hot Springs, Va. Later in the
The marriage OF Miss Cathrenc
Hastin PEBBLES. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Colin PEBBLES, and Henry Stim-
son Gilbertson. Of Chicago, took place
Yesterday at noon in Bethlehem
chapel OF the Cathedral. Canon Will
liam l.. DeVries performed the cere-
mony. ~
Only the immediate families and
small company of friends attended
the wedding and the breakfast whicn
roIlowed at the home OF the brides
cousin, Mrs. Howard NJ Gordon. The
chapel was beautiful in its decora-
tions Of white midsummer flowers and
green's The bride. who was unat-
tended, was given in marriage by her
father, She wore a becoming gown