Evening star., 1920-06-17
Luncheon for Mrs. Kennedy.


Luncheon for Mrs. Kennedy.
Mrs George 81. Cocheu. wife Of Col
tCocheu. WAS the hostess at beauti-
full luncheon today at the Cafe St.
Marks given in compliment to Mrs.
Chase w Kennedy. The guests IN
cluded Mrs. Peter Murray. Mrs. H. +.
N Clark Mrs c. II. Alley, Mrs. L. Il
VI Callan. Mrs. Charles Carroll Walcutt.
Mrs A. :. Fleming, Mrs. w. II. Peek
Mrs f. T.. Bishop, Mrs. Fulton g. G.
Gardner. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Spaulding,
Mrs Kenyon A. Joyce and MRS. Henry
Jervey.
Mrs Kennedy, who is visiting her
lbrother-in-law and sister. Col. and
Mrs Peter Murray. will leave about
iJulv / for New York. and Will san
July 10 for Panama, where she VIII
ioin Brig. Gen Kennedy, who is in
command of the Panama Canal Zone.
Mr. and Mrs T. T. Ansberry enter
\ tanned at dinner last evening at the
chevy Chase Club, in compliment to
Al their house guests, Mrs. Wiillam
y kirtlev and Mrs. John Nanderbroek
Of Defiance, Ohio. Their guests IN
cluded the Attorney General ana MRS:
A. Mitchell Palmer, the Secretary OF
the Interior, Judge John Barton
PAYNE. Representative and Mrs. Henry
D. Flood Admiral and MRS. SarH
Grayson the secretary to the Pfesi-
and Mrs Huston Thompson, Mr. ana
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph f. Davies. Mr.. ana MIS-
Thomas f. Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. wal
ter S. Penfeid, Miss Rooney, MI. anu
n Mrs Frank Davis. jr., Mr.. John Bar
rett, the director general OF the ian :
American Union; Mr.. Samuel H. kauH-
! mann and Mr.. Ames Brown.
Mr.. Ralph snowden Hill enter
,tained at dinner last evening at the
. Chevy Chase Club, when baroness
Romano AvezZana wife OF the am
bassador of Italy, and Miss Avezza-
ma were among the guests the am
bassador. Baron Avezzana, who mas
been in Boston and IS now IN Ne"
York, is expected back shortly
The assistant TO the Secretary OF
Estate and Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr. with
the latter's mother. Mrs. Ezra koon.
left today by motor for Buena Vista,
Pa where they will remain week
Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Koon are plan
lining to leave the first of July for the
y Rerkshires and will spend the sum
mer at Pittsfield. Mass, where Mr..
Carr will join them carly in septem-
ber.
Former Solicitor General and Mrs
Aiexa nder G. King. who have been
at the Shoreham since closing their
lapartment at 2029 Connecticut ave-
nue.. left Washington today for their
summer home at Flatrock. \. (. Mr
King was recently appointed dlstrlc'
Judge of Georgia and will take vi
his duties there the middle of July
Commander and Mrs. Emmet c
n 6;udiser. with their infant daughter
,,linor. will leave Washington about
line lst of August for Lake McDonal Id
their summer home in Montana
where they Will remain for montf
or two Little Elnor Gudger ha:
been named for her maternal grand
mother. the late Mrs, Thomas J
Walsh, wife of senator Walsh of Mon
tana.
Mrs John Mcclure Wiley of 1725 T
! week for indianapolis. Ind. to joir
, her brother, Mr.. Charles M. Cooper
and family and viii accompany then
to California.
Mr.. John cooper Wiley. who was
lrcc .ntlv appointed second secretar!
has arrived in Ettenos Aires en- route tc
Rio de Janeiro to saume his duties.
Ms. Peter Murray and Miss Frances
Murray viii leave carly in July for
tPho&G island. where they will remain
unG:i the 18th Of September. Miss
liurras Viii return at the end OF the
week from Uppcrville, Va. where,
t.lIn Alr. aUl Ms JDTit outiIdiidI d III
MISC .dith Lester she is guest at
Gen. Buchanan place for the horse
| low.
Miss Clara Biehl of Ktanning, Pa.
| ssho mas spent the winter in Phiiadel-
t.l!ia attending a private school. was
| the guest for 4 short time OF her aunt,
| .itss Bell Clements, and her cousin,
| aIrs. Mary l.. Parker
Miss Virginia McKenney has return
| ed from Savannah and is with her
| Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic d. Nc
| kensington. Md. She will sail Satur-
| day aboard the S. S Finland for Eng
| land, where she will spend the sum-
| mer and early fall with her aunt, Mrs.
| luther Croll, at her home in London.
| Mrs Croll then will accompany Miss
| McKenney on her return.
| Mrs Charles B. Howry left Wash
| neton today for Atlantic City to visit
| Mrs Sarah Lee Phillips. the mother
| in-law of Senator Edge of New Jer-
sey
| Miss Mary Howry, daughter Of
/ Judge Howry left vest erday for Cali
| fornia to spend part of the summer.
i Mrs. Roy E. Hughes of Kansas City.
i Mo-, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
/ Mrs Ronald Macdonald. at their resi-
! dence, 1888 Monroe street.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Clement Evans Dunbar
Il will leave Saturday for San Francisco
Il TO attend the democratic national con-
II yantion, to which Mr.. Dunbar has been
Il elected a delegate at large from Georgia
II Mr.. and Mrs Dunbar will be away
Il about six weeks and will visit the Yel-
II low stone Park and Colorado Springs
II en- route back to Washington
II Col and Mrs Robert f. Lee are Ieav-
Ill fn t<
II perville, for the horse show. and after
II that will take a number of motor trips
II through Virginia. going later to the
II White Sulphur Springs for visit.
II Mrs Hunt Slater and Mrs. Edmund
II Pendleton have taken a cottage at
II Hot Springs Va. where they will re-
II main until they go to Bar Harbor.
II Hites-Weayer WeHdir..
II A congressional wedding of wide So
Ii cial interest took plaCs yesterday
II afternoon at O'Clock when Miss
III Mary Danvers Weaver, daughter OF
II REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Zebulon
II Weaver of Asheville, n. c., became
II the bride of Mr. Carter Harrison
II Hites The ceremony was performed
II at the home of the brides parents
III 3794 Keokuk street. Chevy Chase the
III nj james II Taylor efirst inE in
III the presence of small gathering OF
III relatives and intimate friends. The
III bride wore "A charming gown Of dark
III blue tafeta with an oScrdresS oi
III cream lace and n blue picture hat
III Her bouquet was of bride roses
III There we're no attendants. Mr.. and
II Mrs. Hites left later for n wedding