The Washington times., 1921-06-16

creme de chine and white lace.
Refore the ceremony Mrs. George
7 cbnillet sang "At Dawning," ac-
companied on the plano by Miss
Corne,ia Long who also played the
wedding march.
Mr.. Lettin and Mrs. Lettin left
for a short wedding trip and on
JuIy 20 will sail for Japan where
,ha bridegroom will be engaged in
engineering work. The bride trav-
e,Ied in q dark blue suit with gray
hat and shoes.
Mrs Gibson White, OF Chevy Chase,
entertained at luncheon and bridge
narty Yesterday In her beautiful home
at Rosemary and Maple avenues. off
Bradley Lane. The house was deco
rated with spring flowers, while the
lawn and flower garden OF the home
made an ideal setting for the bridge
table. In the party were thirty-six
members Of the younger set
Mrs. David H Kincheioe, wife Of
coneressnan Kincheloe, will give one
OF her uniaue entertainments for the
benefit Of the Midsummer Carnival of
the Women's City Club this evening.
card tournament has been arranged
by the committee on District OF Co
lumbia suffrage. with Mrs. Frank Hir
ram Smell in charge. Assisting are
Mrs. Paul G. Burton, Miss Elsie
Weeks, Miss C. Lamar, Miss Swift,
Miss Nancy Reed, Miss Van Devanter.
Miss Mary Boggs and Mrs. Kate Tren-
holm Abrams.
Miss Louise Mjellen, of Vancouver.
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Washington for a short visit, after a
week in Chicago on her way East.
Miss Mjellen win sail on the Celtic
June %, for a months stay in Eng
land.
DR.. Conrad Jenny, secretary of the
Swiss Legation, and Mrs. Jenny en-
tertained a few friends informally
Tuesday evening at their beautiful
home in Edgemoor, Nd. formerly the
residence of Mrs. Evans Browne.
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The alumnae Of ST. Patrick's Acad-
smy will entertain the graduating
class OF '21 at a rece ption sni dance
to be given, tomorrow evening. in
Carroll Hall, 924 G street northwest
The committee in charge of the dance
includes Miss Alice M. Burke, Miss
Ahies NhhNNNN
M. Everett. Miss Marian l.. Donnelly,
Miss Alma C. Roche and Miss Alice A.
Wolfe. Mrs. M. Hargraves and Mrs.
R. Terrill will be the chaperons.
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The class Of '21 of the Army School
of Nurses at Walter Reed Hospital
will present a pageant "A Vision OF
the Future" tomorrow evening at
S:15 o'clock, in the formal garden OF
the hospital grounds. The pageant,
which is under the direction OF Mrs.
Marie Moore Forrest, will include sew
eral hundred persons, among whom
are many of the convalescing soldiers.
Mrs. Albert N. Baggs, wife of Major
Baggs, has charge OF the arrange
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey NJ. Depew.
who are now in New York, will go TO
Hot Springs, Va, on Saturday and
later to Lenox. Mass.
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Mrs. AISLE J. Gronna will Join former
Senator Gronna this week at their
home in Lacota. N. d. Their daugh-
ters, Mrs. Kemper Cowing and Mrs.
Joseph l.. Herbert, jr.. will join them
early in July and will pass the sum-
mer in Lacota-
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John Barrett. former director gem
eral OF the Pan-American Union, re-
turned to Washington from Grafton,
VT, where he went with his mother,
Mrs. Caroline S. Barrett, who will
pass the summer at the family home
stead. Mr.. Barrett stopped in New
York Tuesday to say farewell to DIR.
Estaban Gil Borges, minister of for
eign relations OF Venezuela, who sail
ed for home yesterday, accompanied
by Nine. Gil Borges and their chill
dren.
Mrs. Charles V, Gardner and her
son, E. v. Gardner, who have been
staying at White Sulphur Springs,
motored yesterday to Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Flather,
ir., have leased 'Tn the Woods" the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David q.
Fairchild. near Chevy Chase Lake,
Md.