The Washington times., 1920-08-10

accompanied by their guest, Dr.
Stockton Arson. went for their
usual afternoon ride yesterday.
The Attorney General. Mitchell
Palmer. returned this morning from
stroudsburg, Pa. where he has been
visiting Mrs Palmer and their dAugh-
ter, Mary Dixon Palmer.
Secretary Of War Newton ID. Baker.
has returned from Philadelphia, where
he went last week aboard the official
yacht, the Sylph, on an official trip
of inspection. He returned by way of
the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
The Secretary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith have return
ed from Dayton. where they went TO
attend the notification ceremonies for
Governor Cox. Their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Butler. OF Des Moines, re-
mained In Washington during their
absence
Senior Don ]. E. Lefevre, secretary
OF the legation of Panama and charge
d'affsires ad interim, win 60 to War
renton for q short visit.
Mrs. Albert q. winterhalter. OF
Washington. widow of Rear Admiral
Winterhalter. who is visiting Capt
and Mrs. George Rock at the Now
York Navy Yard, will sail for France
on Thursday to join the family Of
Rear Admiral Philip Andrews and will
remain abroad indefinitely.
Baroness Won Sternburg. Of wash
ington. ID. c.. who has been staying
with Mrs. william B. Osgood Field
at Highlawn. Lenox. left there yes
terday for Nahant, for q stay with
Senator and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge.
Tho Minister of Persia, Mira
Khan, who has been quite Ill at tho
legation for some days, will 60 to
Atlantic City to recuperate.
Mrs. william G.. McAdoo, wife Of
former Secretary Of the Treasury. IL
chairman of the committee arrang-
ing the card party for tomorrow
afternoon at Huntington. Long
ington hospital. Mrs. Henry l.. Slim
son. wife OF former Secretary of War.
and Mrs. Richard Derby. formerly
Miss Ethel Roosevelt. daughter OF
the late Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
have taken tables.
GOES TO HOT SPRINGS
Miss Frances Hampson went to Hot
Springs, Va. yesterday to Join Mrs.
Frederick +. iChapin and her daugh-
ter. Miss Marcia Chaplin. at the Home
stead.
or more than usual interest will
be the wedding at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon in the apartment OF Mrs.
George K. Pickett, when her grand
son, Lieut.. George f. Pickett, Sd, U.
8. A., will be married to Miss June d.
Ogelsby. daughter OF Capt. M. Ogels-
by. Ordnance Department, U. S. A., OF
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Lieutenant Pickett is tho son OF
the late Major George E. Pickett, who
died en- route from his post in the
Philippines, his wife and two sons.
George and Chrictiancy being with
their mother at the time. He is the
grandson of Gen. George r. Pickett,
OF Confederate fame; and great-grand-
son of Col Robert Pickett whose great
grandfather was on General Wash
ington's staff. His maternal grand
father was Senator Christiancy, of
Michigan. who was also in the Dip
lomatic Corps.
The marriage will take place in the
apartment Of the bridegroom's grand
mother on account OF her invalidism
and inability to attend the ceremony
elsewhere. The drawing room of the
suite will be flled with midsummer
blossoms there being . special ar
rangement before the chimney board
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Major Pickett. the bridegroom's .
father. where tho ceremony was per-
formed. Frederick L. Stephens will
sing AT Dawnins' during tho cere-
mony.
The bride, who will be escorted by Ter
father. Captain Ogelsby. will wear .
dainty summer costume Of white Or
CANDY and lace, tho hat being Of the
same material.
The brides corsage bouquet Of or
chids, along with quantities of Ameri-
can beauty roses, gladioli. and palms
which were used as decorations, were
a gift Of the White House.
Lieutenant Pickett will have as
best man his brother. Capt Christian
cy Pickett, artillery corps. u. 8. A..
stationed at Louisville. KY. who came
especially for the wedding, and the
HoV. -. ~. brouy Will perform tne
ceremony. Lieutenant Pickett was
wounded during overseas duty the day
before he was to sail for America.
His service extended over almost tho
entire period of the war. and he has
been a patient at Walter Read Hospi-
tai for over a year. Captain Pickett
was in constant action in France with
tho artillery throughout Americas
participation In tho war.
Lieutenant Pickett and his bride
will leave by boat for Norfolk this
evening, and will later return to
Warrington. George Christiancy, OF
New York. who came on to attend
tho wedding. entertained the bride
and bridegroom, Mrs. George II. Pick
ett I'd. mother OF tho bridegroom,
Capt. Christianey Pickett. and others
at dinner At tho New willard last
night,
MRS. MeCOMBs HERE.
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