The Washington herald., 1920-05-20

SON Page. Miss Betty Grove ana their
daughter. Miss Anne Dulany.
NOTED PERSIAN
COMING HERE.
A distinguished Persian, Mira
Fazel Mazandarani, arrives in Wash.
tngton today with his interpreter
Manucher Khan, and will be the
guest for two weeks of Mrs. Arthur
Jenrey Parsons and her sor-Jeffrey
Parsons. Mrs. Parsons has recently
returned from a visit to Abdul BAHIA
in Palestine. the leader of a world
movement for unity and peace, and
Mira Fazel comes directly to Amer
lea from Palestine where he also
was the guest of Abdul BAHIA dur
ing the past winter.
Brig. Gen. HoratIo Gates Gibson,
U. s. A, retired, the Oldest living
graduate of West Point, has sent out
cards to his numerous friends for a
reception on May 22, from 4 to Z
o'clock, at his home. 2015 n street,
in celebration of his 93d birthday
M. AND NINE. GEIssER
WILL GIVE DINNER.
Andrea Gefsser CeIesia df verliasco
and Nine. Celesia will entertain a
company Of guests at dinner this
evening.
The Speaker and Mrs. Frederick
Gillett will be at home Sunday aft
ernoon from to Z o'clock at Grass
lands" the Country Club.
Capt. Carlo TappI, Of the Italian
embassy stan, left Washington late
Tuesday evening for New York to
sail for Italy May %.
Mrs. John B. Henderson enter
tained a company Of guests at din
ner last night.
MISS WILCOX BRIDE
OF JOHN C. CHEVALIER.
The wedding of Miss Edna Ade-
laide Wilcox, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ephraim S. Wilcox, and John
c. Chevalier which took place yes
terday afternoon at S o'clock in st.
Paul's Church, was of wide interest
here. The ceremony was performed
by Msgr. James F. Mackin and a |
reception followed at the home of
the brides parents, 141s Belmont
street.
Orange blossoms mingled with
palms and ferns formed the decora-
tion in the church and a program
of nuptial music was given by Miss
Mary Dowling, organist, assisted by
an orchestra. and during the cere-
mony Miss Marian Henderson sang
Ave Maria" with violin obligato
by Mr.. Meyer Goldman.
The bride was attended by her
sister. Mrs. Helen Mcmahon, as
matron of honor; Roland s. Rob-
bins was the best man and the
ushers included Joseph Monroe,
William Carroll, Eugene McCahill,
Bernard Harrison, William Robey,
Fred Pelzman, DR.. Fred Schriber
and DR.. Robert Eller.
Mr.. Chevalier and his bride left |
late in the afternoon for a trip to |
New York City, Boston and At |
lantic City. They will be at home |
after June Is at Tudor Hall, Tenth |
street and Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Hight en-
at an informal dance in |
the officers quarters at Boiling |
Field last evening In compliment to |
their niece, Miss Greenwood, Of Bos- |
ton. who is visiting them. I
Mrs. George William Rouzer has
the marriage Of her
daughter, Miss Leonora George |
Rouzer. and william Stocker
Cloush, Saturday. May /, in New
York City. The bride is the daugh- |
ter Of the late George William |
who was the correspondent |
Of the New York Herald here for
many years and widely known in |
newspaper circles. The family made |
their home in Washington until |
nine or ten years ago, and they |
were prominently Identified with |
social life here. They later went |
to New Jersey to make their home.
The marriage of Mrs. Alice Car
roll Dawbarn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dunlop Williams, Of
New York. to Robert Dixon Bart
lett. OF Baltimore, will take place
AZ the home OF the brides cousins,
Herbert A. Gil and his daughter
Miss Mona Gill. at Alta Vista, Nd.
une ~. Mr.. Bartlett IL the son OF |
Mr. ana Mrs. ]. Kemp Bartlett. of
baltimore, and a nephew Of Mrs.
Mitchell Palmer. Mrs. DawbarnI
3 the widow Of waring Lenox Daw-
barn. of New York.
Miss Margaret Flint Of New York
with her mother Is staying at
Park for a week. she Il
2 niece Of Col. and Mrs. stephen i.
II. slocum with whom she spebt
part Of the winter at white Sulphur
Springs. !
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Gray Of New |,
FORK are spending horse show veal Ii
with Mr.. and Mrs RavnofAs rrttt