Evening star., 1921-07-26


this morning at o'clock at the resi-
dence of Rev. J. J: Muir, pastor of the
: Temple Baptist Church. 1917 Kenyon
street. The couple left Immediately
Gibson came to Congress in 1895 from
| the second congressional district of
Tennessee and voluntarily retired in.
1905. He made his home in Tennes-
see shortly after the civil war. where
he engaged in the practice of law
and was on the bench as chancellor
| for long period.
Col. william Eric Fowler
Will Be Married Tomorrow.
The announcement of the approach
Ing marriage Of Mrs. Edwin T. Earl
Of Los Angeles to Col. William Eric
Fowler Of this city is of unusual in
terest No announcement had been
made OF their engagement, and yes
terday Mrs. Earl gave out the infor-
take place tomorrow at noon at her
home. on Wiltshire boulevard, Los
Angeles: Mrs. Earl, who has visited
In Washington a number of times.
spent part of last winter here at the
Shoreham Hotel, during which time
she was widely entertained. Col. Fow-
ler.. who is prominent banker here.
served throughout the war as lieu
tenant colonel. and is a member of
the Army and Navy. Riding and Hum
and the Baltimore Country clubs. Col
Fowler and his bride will visit Homo
lulu and Japan before returning to
Washington in October
Mrs. Emily Daugherty Rovey,
daughter Of the Attorney General.
who is the house guest of Col. and
Mrs Thomas b. Fielder of New York.
was the guest of honor on = ~-~~k
end cruise given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Seargent of New Rochelle. on tuelr
Yacht the New Yorker The. Yacht
ing party of ten left New York
Friday afternoon, and touched at the
Manhassett and Huntington yacht
clubs before reaching Shelter Harbor
Saturday night. The party returned
to New York last evening.
Mrs. Clarence r. Day
Returns Here In August.
Mrs. Day. wife of Col Clarence r.
Day. will return to Washington the
| middle of August. She is visiting Col
and Mrs. Ernest D. Peak at Quarry
Heights. Canal Zone. where she is be-
ing extensively entertained. The
charge d'affaires of the Chilean lesa-
ton and Sonora de Eschaurren. who
were formerly attached to the en-
bassy in Washington. gave dinner
in her honor. The President of Panama
and Sonora de Porras. who were in
Washington for some time, when the
President was minister to this coun-
try. entertained box party in her
honor at the opera. Among other din
ner parties given for Mrs. Day have
been those of the French charge
d'affaires and Nine. Simopin and the
British charge d'affaires.
Former assistant naval attache of
the. British embassy and Mrs. E. N NJ.
King will sail today from New York
for England
Mrs. Alexander Macy-Smith is es-
tablished in her summer home. Wild
Cliff. at Seal Harbor. Me-. for the
! remainder of the season.
The honorary attache of the British
embassy. Mr.. Alan P. Graves. is visit
spending several months in England!
Mr.. Graves will return to his duties
there in the autumn.
! Count John de Sails of the British
embassy staff left yesterday and will
sail today aboard the Aquitania for
England.
Mrs. Beck. widow of Brig. Gen.
son. Lieut.. Col. Paul w. Beck Of the
air service. U. S. A., to Fort Sill,
! here he has been ordered for duty.
They will leave Washington Satur-
a serious illness which has confined
her to her home for some weeks.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robert NAL
lory Berry. who have been in Will
Jamestown. Mass, left there yesterday
by motor for Coburg. Canada.
tanned at dinner last evening at Ham
| mersmith farm. Newport
Col and Mrs. Archibald L. Hopkins
n O IA I1I a OF o.
few weeks.
Mrs. J. H. Saunders will leave this
afternoon for Norfolk. where she will
visit DR.. and Mrs. Harry L. Myers in
their suburban home, Mowbray Arch
in Client.
Senator's Staying
| at Atlantic City.
Senator Frederick Hale of Maine,
Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa
Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen Of
New Jersey, Senator Gilbert NJ.
Hitchcock Of Nebraska and Senator
Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma. are
City, Ct the Hotel Ambassador Atlantic
Mr.. Edward White. head of the
statistical division, income tax unit,
house on Oregon avenue, and are now
occupying their new home at 28O5
2sth street northwest, woodley Park.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paris have zone
to New York. and will be at the
Chatham Hotel until Saturday, when
they will sail aboard the Steamship
Rotterdam. for Holland, They will
spend sometime on the continent and
in England before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund ]. Brennan
land their daughter, Miss Fay Brennan.
returned today from the SAranac Inn.
Upper Saranac Lake, N. Y, where
they spent the past three weeks.
Mrs. David Zeiler, accompanied bv
her daughter. Miss Annie Zeiler, and
her youngest son. Francis Zeiler, has
gone to Atlantic City for q stay Of
several weeks, and while there will
make short motor trips to New York
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Fox of
Los Angeles, Calf, are spending a
week in Washington at the Pow
hatan.
Mrs. John D. Van Wagner of New
York Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
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