The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-06

~. n. DC beaufort, DutCn cn0rBe
d'affaires In Washington, Is to be
appointed Ambassador at Athens.
Judge w. w. WaddelI, of Rich
mond. recently appointed Circuit
Judge OF the United States. Court.
arrived yesterday at Hot Springs for
several weeks of golfing. Mrs. Wad-
eli accompanied him and their son,
w. w. Waddell. IT.. will Join them
today.
Gel. Ola w. Bell. u. 8. A., has
arrived from Fort Leavenworth, for
duty at the General Staff College.
accompanied by Mrs. Bell. They are
guests of Colonel and Mrs. Frank NJ
Rumbold at the Wyoming. Colonel
and Mrs. Bell have taken the house
at 1870 Wyoming avenue. They will
80 to Hampton, Va, next week to re-
main until September /.
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Mrs. Arthur Hale has gone to
Folly Cove, on Cape Anne, where she
ID the guest of Miss Ellen Day Hale
at the Thicket. Mrs. Hale will no
on to Narragansett Pier, where Mr..
Hale will join her at their summer
home. Hale Place.
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Mrs. Vincent Astor's dance last
evening at Beachwood. her Newport
villa. brought out a brilliant company
and was preceded by a number of din.
ners. Hiss Harriet Post and Mrs.
Henry p. Russell assisted in receiving
the guests.
Mrs, James Lenox Banks, accom-
panied by Miss Symphorosa Bristed
and Miss Grace Bristed, daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed,
OF New York, are cruising along the
coast aboard Senator T. Coleman du
Points yacht. the Tech. Senator du
Pont, who is in the West. will lie
absent the greater part of August.
Miss Ramona Lefevre, who is now
in Panama, Ia being extensively en-
tertained. She was a guest at the
official banquet given for General
Mangin. the French hero. Miss Lefevre
will return to Washington this
month before sailing for Europe.
Miss Edna Sheehy Is spending the
summer in Colorado with her sister,
Miss Marie Sheehy. Miss Marie Clay
Sheehy has returned from a ten-day
trip TO points In New York and Massa-
chusetts. She attended the Pilgrim
Tercentenary celebration at Plymouth
Mrs. II. Burial Hoffman gave a
luncheon yesterday at Ellen classic,
Southampton, l.. l.. for Mrs. c. c.
Calhoun. The guests included Mrs.
Robert c. Black, Mrs. j. Trancis
Sullivan. Mrs. Robert M. Thompson.
Mrs. Joseph s. Clark. Mrs. James ".
Gerard. Mrs. George T. Maxwell.
Mrs. Charles r. Henderson, Mrs.
Howard c. Brokaw, Mrs. Frederic II.
Belts. Mrs. Robert Gardiner, Mrs.
George Leary, Mrs. William w. VIII
lock, Mrs. Joel B. Erhart, Mrs.
Landstreet and Mrs. Henry MAY.
Mrs. Calhoun will speak in the
interests OF the Women's National
Foundation, of which she il presi.
dent. next Monday afternoon in
Memorial Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. IIoff.
man will give a dinner this evening
In honor OF Captain and Mrs. Cal.
houn.. who are visiting them for q
few days.
Rear Admiral Hawley, U. 8. NJ, cele.
brated his seventy-fifth birthday at
Mizzentop. his summer home at White
field. N. H.. last week.
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Harold M. Dean, of the Consular
Service, has been assigned to the lesa-
ton OF the United States at Quito,
Ecuador.
naval attache of the United States en-
bassy in London, has been ordered to
this city for duty.
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The Women's City Club will give
MOONLIGHT dance Tuesday evening,
august 10, from to IL o'clock. at
the clubhouse This will be the only
entertainment OF the month and the
number Of dancers has been limited
to hfty couples. Refreshments will
be served In the garden and un.
usually good music is promised.
Mrs. Mary c. d. Johnson is chair.
man Of the entertainment committee.
The monthly forum luncheon will
take place Saturday, August 81. at
1 o'clock. The number is limited to
100 members and one or two special
guests. Reservations must be made
not later than August 25.
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The marriage Of Nelson p. Webster,
disbursing clerk at the White House,
and Mrs. Elizabeth b. LaMont-Lilley
which was solemnized at Elkton, Nd,
on August 1, was made known today,
and the news was received with great
interest In Washington, where both
the bride and bridegroom have many
friends. II came as a complete sur
prise, for Mr.. Webster, who Ia on of
the best known and most popular fig.
ures in tho White House entourage.
had not taken his friends into his con.
fidence.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DIR. Dixon, rector of Trinity
Episcopal Church. Mrs. webster's
family has been identified with the
Eastern Shore of Maryland and nearby
Delaware for 500 years. Her mother
was born near Elkton in the house in
which George Reed, one of the signers
of the Declaration of Independence,
was born. Through his mother, Mr..
Webster Is also connected with many
prominent Eastern Shore families. He
has been employed at the White House