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Nine. de Pezet to Sail.

! Hole, Mass.
Mime. de Pezet to Sail
Nine. Pezet. wife of the ambassador
of Peru. will sail from New York for
Europe on August 10 with her broth
er-in-law and sister. DR.. and Nine.
Anselmo Barreto. DR.. Barreto, who
was formerly chief justice Of Peru. is
Egoing to Madrid as minister from
Peru.
The ambassador, who has been in
San Francisco attending the conven-
tion, is expected back in Washington
about the middle of the month. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfonso Washington Pezet,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Nine. Pezet at Wardman Park Hotel
for several months. will go to Blue
Ridge Summit. the latter part of
July to visit Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ell
more.
Miss Frances Hampson has returned
after being a member of the house
party. which Miss Betty Grove en-
Maryland.
Ensign Hampson. U. S. N. has been
ordered to Annapolis, Md, for duty
and Mrs. Hampson, with Miss Hamp-
son. will remain on in Washington un-
til August to be near him. They will
then go to Hot Springs, Va, for a
month.
Miss Adelaide dep. Lee has left
! washington for a series of visits,
Atlantic City. Later she will go to
Pompton Lake as the guest of Miss
Lewis and from Qthere to Spring
Lake. N J., as the guest of a former
schoolmate, Mrs. James Ferris who,
before marriage, was Miss Deloies
Emise.
| Announcement of the marriage of
| Mrs. Alice Ingersol1-Stuart, formerly
Of Washington, to Capt. Sydney Err
| siliers. at o'clock Saturday, June 26.
at the English Reform Church.
| Amiens, Somme. have been received In
Washington. This is the former home
of the bride and among her cousins
here is Miss Fanny Ingersoll of 511
4th street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell left
Washington yesterday for New York,
from where they will sail tomorrow
| for Europe for a stay of two months
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald S. Huide-
koper, who recently left Washington,
are at their summer home, Greenwood,
Bar Harbor, Me-, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker are
at. the Plaza in New York for a short
visit
Children's Garden. Party.
Mrs. Walter Bloedorn will enter
tain a small party of little children to
celebrate the second birthday ami
versary Of her little daughter. Helen
May. The party will be given on
William S. Benson and Mr.. Julius Gar
inkle, godmother and godfather of
the little girl, will also be present.
~, ~ Mice Mo1onia
Georgia Metzkes, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Metzkes of Pitts
burgh, Pa, to Mr.. Bernard E. Boldin
of Washington took place in the First
Presbyterian Church of Ballston, Va.
at IL o'clock Monday, July s., the
Rev: Edward Wright officiating.
l. After July Is they will be at home
at 2112 5th avenue. Pittsburgh.
The bride was one of the organ
izers of the American Red Cross in
Germany before america "enI into
the war, being in Europe to complete
her education at a college in France
She rem aimed in France for eighteen
months serving as Red Cross nurse.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Ella J. Boldin of Ballston and the
late late John W. Boldin. and is an as
sistant national bank examiner.
Mrs. Jay Hoffer, wife of Col. Hoffer.
U. S. A. Of New York. arrived YESTERDAY
Judge, who will accompany her upon |
her return to New York. by motor
Mrs. George Jamerson or Rlchmono
is also expected to arrive today to |
visit Miss Judge.
Miss Judge and her sister. Mrs |
Theodore A. Baldwin, have recently |
returned from New York, after hav-
ing spent a week or ten days at the |
Ritz-carlton. They went on to attend |
the wedding of Col. and Mrs. Hoffers
daughter, Miss Helen Hoffer. to Capt |
Henry Lodge. Capt Lodge has been
ordered to CoblenZ for duty.
Mai. and Mrs. F'itzhugh Lee are at |
the Shoreham, coming on from Fort |
I,eayenWorth, Kan, where Maj. Lee |
has. been stationed for some time. |
They will go from here to Florida for |
a few days and go on a motor trip OF |
six weeks or more, as Nal Lee is on |
a tWo-month furlough.
Miss Mildred Brown left yesterday |
IN snend a month in Canada. Her |
mother. Mrs. H. n. Brown. has just
returned from an extended visit in /
Marietta, Ga
Miss Edith Jepson, daughter Of Mrs.
Edith Jepson of Terre Haute, Ind. and
M. virgil Krebs of Pennsylvania were
married in the Trinity Episcopal |
Church, at $3.50 o'clock the evening of
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