Evening star., 1920-07-12
Society

! Ing lhS't NcStIih iiSihiS 80 ~
| or more.
wedding of Note.
| One Of the most important social
events of the summer will be the mar :
riagp in New York this afternoon of
Mrs. Grace Mcmillan Gibson and Mai.
Morris Ernest Locke, U. S. A. - The
ceremony will be performed at b
o'clock at the Ritz-Carleton Hotel. by
! the Rev Charles Wood, pastor of the
where both Mrs. Gibson and Maj;
Locke attend. Great simplicity Will
mark the occasion, and only relatives
and close personal friends, among
| them the former undersecretary OF
state and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk. who
are spending the summer at Manches-
| ter by the-Sea, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jarvis of Rutland, Vt. uncle
and aunt of the bride; Mr. and Mrs.
! LarZ Anderson and MRS. Brecklnrloee
Long, will be present.
| The bride viii be escorted and given
| in marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Francis
| Wet1nore Mcmillan of New York. and
she will be attended by her son. James
Mcmillan Gibson. and her ilttie aaush-
ter, Mary Preston Gibson. Maj. Gen:
| William NJ. Wright of the ofhce OF
| the chief OF staff. L. S. A. who ac-
companed Maj. Locke to New YORK
will serve him as best man. FoiloWins
the ceremony Maj. Locke and his bride
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guests of Mr.. and Mrs. LarZ Anderson
| at their country home. Weld, Tor q
short time. They Will later come 10
Washington, where they Will make
| their future home.
! The bride is the granddaughter of
the late Senator James Mcmillan and
Mrs Mcmillan of Michigan. and made
| her home with them in this CITY
throughout most of her childhood and
young ladyhood. She was presented 10
society here and was Immediately
ranked among the bellies of that year.
, Her marriage to Preston Gibson, from
whom she was later divorced, took
| place in 1909. She has taken very
| prominent part in work for the sol
diers. and has been identified with
charitable work in the District. Maj.
Locke is from Cincinnati, Ohio. and
his mother was Miss Longworth. He
was a schoolmate of Mrs. Newton d.
Baker. wife of the Secretary of War,
| and is an officer instructor at the
General Staff College.
| Mrs. Gibson left Washington Thurs
| day for New York, and Maj. Locke
joined her there for the week end.
| Baroness Romano Avezzana, wife of
| the Italian ambassador, and Princess
Albert RadzMill are among the
prominent women who are interesting
| themselves in charitable enterprises
at Newport. One of these will be the
! musical to be given July 20 at Mrs
i Francesca P. Finocchiaro's villa for
| Hospital, for which they will act as
| patronesses.
! Mrs. Miles Poindexter. wife of SEN
ator Poindexter, had as her guests
| for the week end Mr.. Charles w. Van
| senger agent of the Union Pacific
railroad, and his daughter, Miss Mary
Van Dewater of Walla Walla. Wash.
| Nine. Poulieff, wife of the counselor
| of the Bulgarian legation. is visit
| ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Samuel of Philadelphia, at Blairluck,
| their summer home at Newport.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley are at
| their summer home, on Alexandria
Bay, where they have as their guests,
their daughter. Mrs. Herbert Shipman,
and Mr.. Emerson Mcmillan, I'd.
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Richardson
| entertained at large reception and
| tea at Newport. r. I. yesterday after
noon in honor of Mr.. Richardson s
mother, Mrs. Thomas Richardson of
| this city.
! Mrs. William D. Hoover and Miss
Elenor Hoover of this city have ar
rived at Hot Springs. Va.
| Mrs. Sherman McCallum has return
ed from New York, and except for
short country house visits will spend
the summer in Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum. jr.,
who have sailed for Europe, will spend
| about three months motoring through
England and France.
Miss Isabelle Wells has closed her
ta,.%
will spend the summer with friends
at Old Sweet Springs, Va.
! Admiral and Mrs. F. e. Beatty, who
are the guests of the latter's sister,
| Miss Peachy, at the Decatur, will be
joined here shortly by their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Henry Drayton, jr., of
| Charleston, S. c., who, with her young
| son, is en- route to New England for
the summer months.
Rear Admiral Herbert o. Dunn will
| be the guest of honor at dinner
which Capt. and Mrs. Martin E. Trench
will give Wednesday evening at New
port.
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop. jr. and
children, Elizabeth and William Laird
Dunlop, Sd, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
James Freeland Dunlop at Woodburn,
| Leesburg, Va.
| Mrs. James Hays Taylor of Owens
boro, KY, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Boyd, at the
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Shibley and
their young daughter are spending
the month at the Hotel Henlopen,
Rehoboth Beach, Del.
| Arts Club Entertains.
! The members of the Arts Club will
he entertained tomorrow with a
| short story evening" in the garden.
arranged by Mrs E. P. Knorr Stories
will be read by Mrs. Frederic Far
rineton and Mr.. George Morris. origi-
nal poems by Mrs. Edna Clarke Hays,
and original one-act plays by Miss
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aaronson announce
1.-THE marriage of their daughter, Shu-
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