The Washington herald., 1921-08-07

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Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. The we'd
ding. the date of which win be an
nounced later. viii take place in
washington. where Mr.. and Mrs
Smith have been residing for the
past year. They have an apart
ment at TIE Highlands. Mrs. Smith
has been in Maine for some weeks
and Miss Smith has Joined her there
for a fortnights stay. Mr.. Brown.
the lucky and charming young man.
II In New York. His parents are
at their farm near Newmarket, Va,
for . while. His sister. Mrs. Ben
King. and her husband. who have
been In Nicaragua ever since their
marriage last winter. are planning
to come back to Washington in
October-maybe. to be here for the
wedding. Their wedding was a huge
and very elaborate affair and at
tended by many Of the officials and
social leaders here at . the Capital.
including Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
and the young couple were enter
tained at luncheon at the White
House by President and Mrs. Will
son the day before their marriage
and the President and his wife
sent them a beautiful enamel and
gold travelling clock for a wedding
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer will be
at home this evening in honor of
their daughter. Helen, whose mar
riaSe to Sam Silverstein takes place
tomorrow.
Here's another bit of news along
hA
Let's announce the engagement of
their daughter. Minnie, to William
Marion Guthrie. of ST. Joseph. Mo.
early autumn. There are several Of
these Let's girls. and they are all
SO pretty and attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Harbers announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Caroline, to Charles r. Allen. The
wedding will take place in the early
autumn.
The women's City Club will give
a moonlight dance Tuesday. August
Is. to i2 y. m. Cards may be OBJ
tanned at the Office. Refreshments
will be served in the garden. There
viii be firSt class music and plenty
OF punch. This will be the only en-
tertainment at the club In August
and IL is hoped that every one in
the city will help to make IL a
success. Dancing will be limited
to nifty couples. so IL Is suggested
that those wishing to be "among
those present" obtain their cards
early. either by application to the
executive secretary or some mem
Der of the entertainment committee.
Mrs. Mary G. d. johnson, chairman.
The monthly forum luncheon will
be held Saturday, August %, at 1
p. m. The number will be limited
TO 100 members, including guests.
Be sure and make reservations to
the executive secretary at the Office
not later than August 25.
In celebrating the first anniyer-
sary Of its founding as it did the
past week. the National Pen League
and International Literary Associa-
tion finds itself in a most encour-
aging condition. The occasion was
in the form of a lawn fete. and was
more purely social than other meet
ings OF the organization have been,
but assumed a serious air when
two OF the guests set forth urgent
reasons for the society to consider
the need of concerning itself with
the general conditions Of the world.
zen Count Tcherep-Spiridovitc of
Russia. and Sebastian Sampaio. OF
the Brazilian Embassy, came TO
verbal blows over the question of
which is of first effect. the dream
or vision that impels action or the
fact of the matter. Mr. Sampaio. a
poet and likewise a man of affairs.
laid claim for the worth OF vision
that induces action. The general.
%IH'ng resume Of conditions. de-
clared that the United States alone