The Washington times., 1921-06-30

lantic City 10 spend = WeeA ~ tne
Hotel Brighton.
MRS. HOPE ENTERTAINING.
Mrs. George d. Hope 10 entertain
Ing Mrs. Samuel J. Whitmore. OF
Los Angeles, Cal. who win sail from
New York next Tuesday for year
of travel In Europe. Mrn Hope will
go to New York TO bid her bon voy-
age and win Join her abroad later IN
After the executive committee
meeting OF the Woman's National
Foundation yesterday MrA c. c. Cal
houn entertained the members at
luncheon.
w. Munthe do Morgenstierne. coun-
selor OF the Norwegian legation. 10
Norway, whore he win take up his
new duties as chief of division In the
department. OF foreign affairs.
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Count John de Sails who was
recently appointed to the British
embassy at Tokyo. Japan. has bAen
called to Rome on account of the
serious illness of his father, Count
de Sails, who Is the British Minister
at the Vatican. He will sail for
Europe on the Aauitanis July 3.
Congressman and Mrs. George p.
Codd of Michigan have gone to their
summer home on Macinac Island
where they will spend the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Barry win go
the middle of July to jamestown, r.
l., to Join Mrs. James Richard Barry.
who has q cottage there for the SUM
mer. Miss Cora Barry will make
series of visits before going 70
jamestown.
Miss Florence Elizabeth Smith.
daughter OF Francis +. Smith. Of
this city. and Philip Henry Hornig.
of Phila adelphia were married Tues
day in St Peters Catholic Church
The ceremony. was performed by the
Rev. Stephen T. Morris and was fol-
lowed by q nuptiaI mass.
The bride, who was given In mar
riaKe by her father. wore q gown OF
princess lace over white satin and
picture hat trimmed with white
flowers and narrow ribbons. She carried
n shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
orange blossoms Her only attendant
was Miss Leila Price, who wore gown
william Francis Hornig. brother
of the bridegroom, was best man.
There were four ushers. Francis X.
lSmith. jr.. and Robert T. Smith.
brothers of the bride. Patrick KERN
and George Smith.
After a wedding breakfast at the
home of the bride Mr.. and Mrs.
Hornig left for a wedding trip in
the North. They will make their
home in Philadelphia -.
Mrs. De Frees Critten and he-
daughter, Miss Marjorie Critten, will
leave Washington tomorrow to spend
the summer at Lake Chanpiatii-
Meyer Davis will leave Washington
July for a short visit in Atlantic
City. ~. j., after which he will go to
his summer home, "Briarbouid." ut
Bar Harbor for the remainder OF the
season m
Rear Admiral Bradley Flake and
his daughter. Miss Caroline Fiske.
have left Washington for the summer,
and after a few days in New York
will go TO jamestown. r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Underwood
are visiting Mrs. George +. Becker.
on Beartown Mountain, the Befk-
shires. .ek-- y -F-sl. q Iskl
Mrs George Eustis Corcoran,
pianist. and Nine. Eva Gauthier, So
prano. will give concert at the Ca
sino Theater. Newport July Is. Nine.
Gauthier viii be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Corcoran. a
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard NJ Baruch
and their daughter. Miss Belle w. Ba-
ruch, are in London for an indefinite
time.
Mrs Flora stanton Kalk will
leave Washington today for New York
whence she will sail July Is for
Beirut. Syria, TO work under the Near
East relief committee. Mrs. Kslk has
devoted herself to philantnropic work
since the death of her son, Ensign