Evening star., 1921-09-08

THE President and Mrs. Hard
ing are again considering plans
for a trip on the Mayfower.
which will take them to Allan
| tic City, Bar Harbor and perhaps to
other resorts If plans materialize, the
start will be made this week. The Pres
ident and Mrs. Harding attended the per.
fornance at b. F. Keith's Theater last
evening. having with them Mr.. and Mrs.
! Van Fleet of Marion, Ohio, who are
| staying with them at the White House,
| and Mr.. Brush and Mr.. McNichols.
| Braxilian Embassy
Notes Independence Day.
The Brazilian flag flew from the
Brazilian embassy. at 1903 H street
yesterday in recognition Of the Bra
! lillian independence day. There was
of the ambassador. Mr.. de Alencar,
who is remaining in si1is cottage, near
| Atlantic City. until the end of the
month. He will probably spend a
! few days here the end of the week.
Signora Carlo Huntington has gone
to New York to join Capt. Hunting
ton, the assistant military attache of
the Italian emba:.c and aide to Gen.
Badaglio, at the RIIz-Carlton Hotel.
The second secretary Of the Belgian
embassy, Mr.. F. A. L. Colon, Is at
! the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Logan. ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Logan,s mother.
| and Long Island, returned to their
apartment at the, New Willard. yes
| went after a lengthy stay in South
! ampton. L. !. Mrs. Loring will re-
! main with her daughter until Novem-
! ber. when she will leave for Cali
| fornia. where she will spend the re-
| mainder Of the winter.
| Mrs Harris, wife of Rear Admiral
| Frederick r Harris, will entertain at
| dinner this evening in honor Of Mrs.
| Mclean, wife Of Rear Admiral Walter
| Mclean. retired. who is visiting MIR.
| and Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley.
| The president of the Italian senate,
| Signor Tittoni. and Signora Tittoni
| party given in New York last even
| ing. at the Biltmore. by the italian
| consul general there, Commander G.
| F. Bernadi
Mrs. Lillian w. Hendrick to Wed
Mr.. James Vail Converse.
Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick OF
| gagement of her daughter. Mrs. Lii
\ lian w. Heudrick, to Mr.. James Vail
Converse of New York. No definite
| date for the wedding was announced.
| but it will take place the latter part
| of October. Mrs. Hendrick presented
| in 1918, and shortly afterward she
| married Mr.. Ross St. John McC1elland.
Mr.. Converse is the son Of the late
James Converse of Boston and a
grandson of the late Theodore F. Vail
| Of New York. Through the war Mr..
a member of the Chevy Chase and
Racquet clubs of this city.
Representative and Mrs. l. C. Dyer
and Miss Dyer have taken apartments
at the Lafayette for an indefinite
period.
Representative Harry c. woodward
Of West Virginia is stopping at Hotel
Traymore, Atlantic City, accompanied
by Mrs. woodward and their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Lambert have
] returned to Washington from a sum-
mer spent at SWampscott, Mass. and
a later motor trip to the Breton
Woods and then to Canada. Mrs.
Lambert is at present the guest Of her
sister, at Laurel.
Former Secretary of State and Mrs
cambridge Colby entertained a COM
pany at dinner last evening in the
Metropolitan Club of New York in
honor of the former premier of Hun
gary and Countess Teleki.
! Mrs. Guy T. Scott and children who
spent the summer in Mrs. Scott's old
home in San Francisco, will return to
Washington Monday.
Mrs. August Belmont of New York
IL in Washington for a brief visit and
is at the Hotel Lafayette.
Miss Helen b. Wright
Welded to Mr.. Robert F.. Cogswell.
The marriage of Miss Helen B.
Wright, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter c. Wright of New Orleans. to
Mr.. Robert F. Cogswell of this city
was solemnized at noon today at the
chevy Chase, Rev T: q. smyth off,
ciating. The wedding party was very
small. only members Of the immediate
families being present The bride was
given in marriage by her father, and
Mr.. Theodore Cogswell, brother of the
bridegroom. was best man. Follow
ing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. cogs-
well left for the Adirondacks on their
wedding tour and will be at home
after October IL at the Avondale.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. F. Lynch Of 1928
East, Capitol street announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Alice j. to
Edward F. HaFtigan, prominent
New York business man. The mar
riage took place yesterday in st. Jo-
seph's Church, the Rev. J. O'Connell
officiating.
Mr.. Hartigan and his bride are at
present In Washington, but expect to
make their home in New York.
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Adams Sewers, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Franklin Sewers. and
Lieut.. desmond D. Balmsr, F. A., u.
S. A, was solemnized Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock at Mount Vernon
n. E. Church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. ]. J. Ringer.
Lieut.. Balmer is a graduate Of the
University of Washington and a men,
ber of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra
ternity. He served overseas as an
artillery officer with the 26th Divi-
sion and was wounded.
The marriage Of Miss Rena Sanger
daughter of Mrs. Raphael Sanger OF
2714 Ontario road, to Mr.. David 8
Block will take place Sunday. Sep
tember IL, at 1880.
Mr.. Block and his bride will leave
imm ediately after the ceremony fol