Evening star., 1920-06-23
Society


row to remain for few days.
The new counselor of the embassy,
Mr.. Furuye, is expected to arrive in
Washington the last of the month, and.
| Furuye and their three children, he
| has engaged residence in Chevy
Chase for the summer.
The Secretary Of the Interior, Judge
John Barton Payne, will be the guest
, of honor at dinner and dance to be
given this evening by the officials and
| employees of the department. who form
| the Home Club, in recognition of his
great interest shown in them and in
| their work since he was made Sec
retary of the department
| Mr.. Sadao Saburi. secretary of the
embassy of Japan, and Nine. Saburi
will go to Newport on July l. where
they have engaged accommodations
for the season. Nine. Saburi will be
there for the entire summer, while
/ Mr. Saburi will make frequent trips.
between Newport and Washington.
Mr.. Henry de Bach. counselor of the
! Russian embassy, has gone to New
| York for visit of several days.
The counselor of the Bulgarian
/ legation and Nine. Poulieff returned
| today from visit in Philadelphia.
knOpf-Blfss Nuptfals.
| The quarters of Maj. Gen. Tasker H.
Bliss. governor of the Soldiers Home,
and Mrs. Bliss were given over at
ply arranged wedding of their daugh-
ter, Miss Eleanor F. Bliss. and Mr..
Adolphus Knopf, formerly of the geo
| logical survey in Washington, but
The date for the wedding was con-
siderably advanced and the details
quietly carried out. Gen. Bliss escort
| ing and giving his daughter away and
there being no attendants for either
the bride or bridegroom. Only the
! immediate members of the family wit
messed the ceremony. which was per-
| formed by the Rev. Robert Talbot.
There was no reception following the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs knopf leaving
Immediately after for short wedding
/ trip, which will end at New Haven.
when the bridegroom assumes his new
duties. He has previously lectured at
| Yale. Mrs. Knopf was married in her
travelling dress of tan cloth. worn
with small purple hat, trimmed in
| blue corn flowers.
| Mrs. Parker w West. wife of Mai.
| West. lieutenant governor of the Sol
diers' Home. is hostess at charm
| inSly arranged card party this after
noon in their quarters at the Soldiers
| Home. at which Mrs. George Read, wife
of Maj. Gen. Read, is the guest of
honor
The eight card tables were ar
! ranged on the long gallery which
served at o'clock in quite as pleas
| ing an environment. The tea. table is
| decorated with maidenhair fern and
pink roses, and Mrs. Clarence S. Rid
preside. A number of additional
guests have been asked for the tea.
Mrs Samuel A. Kendall wife of
Representative Kendall of Pennsyl-
vania, entertained charmingly ar
ranged picnic party yesterday at her
country home, the guests numbe ring
more than a hundred.
From Washington the guests in
eluded Mrs. c. F. Dufour, Mrs. j.
Mrs Herman NJ. Grimes. Mrs. Aubrey
L. Clarke and Mrs. Charles L. Selec
man, who are her house guests for
two weeks. Miss Helen Ann Selec
man and Miss Mildred Blaine Clarke
are with their mothers. Others in the
party were Mrs. John G. Corsley- of
Richmond. Va; Mrs. Ray Van Ness of
Niagara Falls. Mrs ]. L. Kendall and
Miss Matte Kendall of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. w. H. Howard of Garfield
street will be hostess at a tea this
afternoon in honor of her daughter, ,
Mrs. Robert H. Wood of Tulsa, Okla, .
who is visiting her for few weeks. !
The reception floor of the home is
charmingly decorated with masses of !
pink and lavender sweet peas. and as |
sisting Mrs. Howard in the hospitali- /
ties will be Mrs. A. A. Steele. Mrs |
Richard Hynson. Mrs. Reginald w.
Geare, Mrs. R. D. Duncan, Jr.;. Miss
Miss Elizabeth Boyd of Philadelphia.
was in Philadelphia yesterday to at
tend the wedding of Miss Jane Pax
son Maule, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Charles Price Maule of Philadelphia.
and Lieut.. George Wixox % Mciver, jr:.
Francisco. Mrs. Reed was matron of
honor The bride was one of Mrs.
Reeds bridesmaids at her weddings
early this spring. The ceremony yes
Episcopal Church. Lieut.. Renwick
S. McIver. U. S. A. was his brothers
hest man. A breakfast followed the !
ceremony, in the Acorn Club.
Mrs. Ira Bennett left Washington
TODAY for Chairman, Pa. to remain
for some time. The son-in-law and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett,
MIR. and Mrs Claude Langlais, will I
go to Maine little later in the sea-
son for a visit.
Mrs Lawrence Townsend Will go
to Magnolia. Mass. early next week
to visit Miss Margaret Cori1es and
her mother, Mrs. S. Fisher Corlles. at
Att-Lea House, their summer place
Nine. Concha. wife of Senator En-
riouez Concha of the Chilean senate,
has arrived in Washington from her
home. in Santiago, Chile, and VIII !
snend several days at the Willard.
Miss Catharine Let's left Washing
ton today for Youngstown. ONO,
where she will be. the, guest for two
weeks of Miss Henriette Anderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ID. +. An
derson. a.
Applegate-Baldwin Wedding.
The. marriage of Mrs. Bessie Ses-
sions Baldwin, daughter of Mrs. Ben
iamin Reeves Russell. to Mr.. Zamor
Briggs Applegate, son of DR.. and Mrs.
J. c. Applegate of Philadelphia. took
place at 8 o'clock last evening In the
home of Col and Mrs. Russell. the
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. pastor OF the
Church of the Covenant officiating.
ONLY a small company OF relatives
and intimate friends were present, but
go s=sseSz