Evening star., 1921-10-10

his week.
Ambassador of Great Britain
Leaves for Montreal Tomorrow.
The ambassador OF Britain.
Sir Auckland GeddeS, w.. leave
Washington tomorrow for Montreal.
where he will attend the centennial
reunion at the M&;ill Uninersi y. He
will be absent until the latter Part of
the week.
The minister of Persia, Mira Hus-
sein Khan Alai, entertained at Iunch
son al the legation today Mr.. John
=. Caldwell. former Minis s-er of the
United States to Persia, and Mrs.
Caldwell, and their daughter. Miss
Cald ell: the former chef for near
EASTERN affaires of the Department of
state. Mr.. Albert H. Putnvy and Mrs.
Putney. and members of the legation
staff
the famous Persian ''polow," tooth
some dish made of rice, chicken. al
monds and orange peel and spiced
with saffron. In all of his entertain
ing the minister has given to tie
FEAST the added zest of one of the
best known dishes of his country.
Representative and Mrs. Charles B.
Timberlake of Sterling. Col. enter
taised the members of the Colorado
btfeSatlOn IN congress St dinner ldSt
evening at Congress Hall, where Rep
'esentative and Mrs. Timberlake will
spend the winter.
Representative and Mrs. Timberlake
recently returned from a stay of
month in Colorado. spending their
The marriage of Miss Sadie T. Con-
stantine to Mr.. John j. Loughrey of
New York took place at o'clock this
morning in the Chapel of Our Lady at
Tonzaga College, Rev. William ].
Brooks officiating. The bride was at
Tended by Miss Lena McGrath and
Mr.. John T. O'Connor was best man
Cor the bridegroom.
Following the ceremony there was
4 wedding breakfast at Washington
.lctel. and later Mr.. and Mrs. Lough-
,ey lef, for a brief wedding journey.
They will be at home after November
Z at AIS 5th street northeast.
CORNER Vice President Marshall
Meets Number of Engagements.
The former Vice President. Mr..
Thomas r. Marshall, left Washington
his morning to meet an engagement,
and will return again this evening to
Join Mrs. Marshall as the guest of
Mr.. Justice McReynolds at the Ro-
York. and after attending the Senate
vomen's luncheon at the Capitol to-
morrow. Mrs. Marshall will join him
ut the Ritz-Carleton. where they will
await the arrival of Mrs. Thomas r.
Walsh from Europe.
Mrs. Marshall will spend this even
ing with Judge and Mrs. c. c. Nc
chord at the New Willard. She has
been constantly entertained while
here. One of the distinctive atten-
lions shown her was large cluster
of roses sent to her from Mrs. Hard
ing.
The former Secretary of Agricul-
Gure and Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith have
arrived at the New Willard. and will
remain in Washington for few
weeks.
Phipps. who sailed recently for Cuba.
will visit Panama and Central Amer
ica before returning to Washington
The latter part of this month.
Representative Ogden L. Mills has
returned to Washington from Wood
bury, L. l., where he made a brief
visit.
Nine. Karel Halla, wife of the
counselor of the Czechoslavakia lega-
ton. and their three children have
returned from spending the summer
1T Edgartown. Mass, and have Joined
Mr.. Halla at their residence, 1925
Corcoran street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Poulieff have
returned to their apartment at Ward
tuan Park Hotel after spending the
summer with the latter's parents,
sir. and Mrs. Frank Samuel.
The vice consul of Cuba, Senior
- I'll be host this evening in
- National Mu-
scum, when an interesting program
-uDa, accom-
So. . -. ~uUan music, will be given
celebration of the twenty-third an
niversary of Cuban independence.
The former counselor and charge
d,affairGS of the Netherlands laea.