Evening star., 1921-08-24

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car. returning by train yesterday.
Ambassad0r OF Belgium
Ready for European Trip.
The ambassador Of Belgium, Baron d.
Cartier. will go to New York tomorrow
Baltic for Europe. where he will joir
Baroness de Cartier, to remain until thu
end Of September. On his return thu
new counselor Of the embassy, Mr.. F
de Selys de Fanson. will accompany hin
to Washington. During the absence o.
the ambassador the secretary Of thu
embassy. Mr.. Robert Silvercruys, viii
be charge d'affaires Of the embassy.
The ambassador of Argentina. Mr.. 1t
Breton. is expected to sail today from
France for New York. and on his arriva
will come at once to Washington. Nine
LIE Breton and her niece. Mile. Lloveras
will join the ambassador in Washington
later in the autumn.
The minister Of Bolivia. Senor Balli-
Wan, will go to New York today to
await the arrival of Sonora de Balliviar
and their daughter; senorita GARNER,
Ballivian. who sailed from England
last week aboard the George Wash
ington.
The second secretary of the Spanish
embassy. Senior Amoedo. will enter
tain small company informally at
dinner this evening.
The commercial attache of the
Italian embassy, Signor Ceccato, has
and is at the Chatham.
Prince and Princess Gagarine left
4 Washington yesterday for New York.
for Europe. where they will spend
| two months.
MAI: Bridge. british Attache.
at the Newclins. Newport.
The assistant military attache OF
Bridge, arrived in Newport Yesterday,
where he is at the Newclirs. Mai.
Bridge spent Monday in Washington.
| where he arrived in the morning
from California, and left that evening
for the north. Mrs. Bridge has spent
other members Of the British embassy
STAFF. and went from there to Cape
Cod. where she has been for a fort
! night or more.
Mr.. James ". Gerard, former United
States ambassador to Germany. has
spent several days at the Ritz, in
New York. and will return to his sum-
| mer home at Southampton today. To-
| morrow he will celebrate his fifty
fourth birthday
| Senator and Mrs. Lenroot, Miss Len
root and Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton,
vice chairman of the republican ma
tional executive committee. have re-
| turned by motor from a week end
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot
at Milford, Pa. Senator Lenroot and
Mrs. Upton spoke on Saturday at a
large outdoor meeting Of the Lehigh
county republicans in Allentown, Pa.
Princess Rospisliosi entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz-Carl-
| ton. New York. having gone there for
| a few days from Southampton, where
with Prince Rospigliosi. she is spend
ing the summer.
CallaghaA-Brunett Wedding
Church Event I'm Rockville.
The marriage of Miss Helen Louise
| Brunett, daughter of Mrs. John Bru-
nett, to Lieut.. William McCombe Cal
lagnan. U. 8. N. took place this morn
ing. The ceremony was performed at
II o'clock In St: Mary's Catholic
John T. Coolahan. assisted by the
| Rev. John B. Creeden Of GEORGETOWN
University. and was follwed by nup-
tial mass A large company attended
| the ceremony after which an informal
! reception and wedding breakfast was
| served for the members Of the we'd
ding party in the home of the brides
mother in Rockville.
The decorations in the church were
| Of palms and ferns, forming a back
ground for the profusion Of white
hydrangeas and goldenrod.
The bride, who was escorted by her
brother, Mr.. Adrian Brunett, wore a
gown Of white satin, made with court
train, the bodice trimmed with duch-
| esse lace, and her tulle veil was held
= II
! shower bouquet OF bride roses and
white orchids. She was attended by
Miss Carolyn ORourke, q classmate
at Georgetown, Convent, who acted
as maid Of honor. Miss ORourke wore
a gown of orchid chiffon trimmed
old blue chiffon and carried pink roses
and lavender larkspur. Little Miss
Mary Louis Raby, q cousin Of the
bridegroom. was Aower girl and wore
dainty frock OF lavender organdy
and carried q basket of sweetheart
roses.
Lieut.. James f. Herman, a class
mate Of the bridegroom at Annapolis
Academy, from which they graduated
in 1918, was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Paul Brunett, brother of the
bride, and DR.. Eugene Jarboe, U. s. N.
mony. Mrs. Brunett, mother of the
bride. received with them and wore
q gown Of black georgette crepe over
satin.
Lieut. and Mrs. Callaghan left later
for q trip, the latter wearing
smartly tailored suit Of blue tricotine
with q small gray hat and q narrow
sable neckscarf. They will spend
short time in Canada and middle
western states before going to Coro-
nado Beach, where they will make
their home. Lieut.. Callaghan lis sta
toned aboard the U. 8. s. Twtggs at
San Diego. Calf.
Mrs. Kutz, wife Of Commissioner
Charles w. Kutx. had q small COM
pany Informally at tea yesterday in
honor of Nine. Saburi, wife Of the
secretary of the Japanese embassy,
and Mrs. Larkin. wife Of; Maj
Thomas B. Larkin. U. S. A.. who will
leave shortly for his new post as as,
sistant military attache Of the United
states embassy in TOXIC. Mrs. S.. c..
Neale and Miss Bodeker presided at
the tea table.
Bishop andsMrs James H. Darling
ton, whosare spending the. summer at
Newport. entertained at dinner! there
last evening in honor of MI. and Mrs
Gilbert Darlington. -. ,.
Mr.. and Mrs; Chauncey NJ. Depew
left Lenox yesterday in their private
car for Briarclih Lodge, New York.
Former premie Of Austria and
Countess Teleki entertained large
EGompauy at tea yesterday afternoon