Evening star., 1921-08-22
Soc GiGtQEzY
President and Mrs. Harding Return With
Party From Week End Cruise in Chesa-
peake Bay on the Mayhower.

| with the latterS mother, Mrs. Gibson
| Fahnestock, in her villa at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Carey of
1910 Keokuk street. Chevy Chase, and
their young daughters Betty and
Louise returned Saturday night from
Pontiac, Mich. where they have spent
a part. of the summer as the guests of
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Edwin
DenbE. Secretary DENLY accompanied
the party to Washington, motoring
| from Pontiac
| rear Admiral John Joseph Knapp
was the guest of honor at dinner last
evening of Mrs. Walter NJ Newkirk
OF Phlladelphia in her summer home
at Williamstown. Mass
Judge and Mrs. Milton c. Elliott of
tiash!hSton. who are spending some
tlme at Whte Sulphur Springs. enter
tanned company of fifteen al the
supper dance Saturday evening on the
Veranda of the Casino
Baroness Rosencrantz was the honor
at dinner Saturday evening Of
Mrs Charles Mel. Clark at the Home
stead Hot Springs Among the other
guests We're Mrs Charles Pinckney of
Atianta. who is visiting the baroness.
and the Misses Gourd
Among those who have taken hoxes
Tor the horse show at Newport are
Mr ana Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more. Air and Mrs. Edison Bradley,
Mrs. dioson Fahnestock, Mrs Penn
nroke Jones. Mrs. Andrew Moreland,
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins and Miss Martha
Goldman. '''''
Former t,9 Senator chauncey NJ. Depew
VIII make an address before the
| chamber of commerce. this evenipe in
tne Serdgwick Hall at Lenox. Mass.
IN which he will tell some of his ex-
perience in public life.
Mr and Mrs. Dudley Davis OF New.
port nave as a guets Mr.. John Bar
re..; VINO has completed a visit to his
no.ner. Mrs. Caroline S Barrett. at
GILa.ton, VI; Thursday former Gov.
Clement and Mr.. Barrett visited Vice
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Coolidge at the
nome or Mr.. Coolidge's father. at PIv-
mouth, Va. where they are completing
WISH PRIOR to going to Beach Bluffs
10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns of Bos
there.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Fryar entertain
Gu at dinner last evening at the New
Willard in compliment to the presi-
dent of the Philippine senate, Manuel
u. oueZon. Among the guests were
tne resident commissioner of the
ir,hllIppines and Nine. Jaime c. de
veyra and Representative Henry Allen
Cooper. Senor Quezon entertained
guests at dinner at the New Willard
saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Filene of
bostoh nave announced the engage
ment OF their daughter, Miss C.atb-
erihe fllene. to Mr.. Alvin f. Dodd of
Washington. W
toi: John Proctor went to Tyrinr-
.on' Mass last wek and is a mem
ber OF the house party being enter
tanned by Mr.. George De Glider and
MS sister. Miss Francesca De Glider
a pretty wedding was that of Miss
Edna Anne Paddock. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin V. Paddock. to CAV,
raui NJ. Gilman, Corps of Engineers.
u. >. a., which took place Thursday
r,orhlns, August Is, in Vernon, n. +
ceremony was performed at 10.
O'Clock in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church by the rector. the Rev ierl
raid c. Potts. and was followed bv
a breakfast in the home of the brides
parents. " '"e
Miss Ruth Paddock was her sisters
maid of honor. and the two flower
sris were little Miss Iva Paddock
and Jessie Paddock, nieces of tbe
bride. Mr.. Henry Loveridge Of New
YORK was best man. and the ushers
were Mr.. Seeley Paddock and M
waiter Paddock. brothers of the
bride The church had simple
.noueh eHectlve decoration of gladi-
oil and ferns.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father. wore a gown of
wnite satin with drapery of chantilly
iace her tulle vail was held by .
paPd of orange blossoms and at her
peit was delicate spray of the bios
SONS. She carried bride roses. Her
with a picture hat to match. After
,ne breakfast Capt. and Mrs. Gilman
le1t TOT wedding trip through the
great lakes and middle west. They
VIII be at home in Washington after
September 25. 'ei
! T. MRS. Francis Alton Connolly, who
Is spending several weeks at New
port spent yesterday at the Casino.
Mrs. Robert Young Sullivan and
, her two sons will visit the sister ~
.the former. Mrs. H. H, Fox of 81
Louis, while DR.. Sullivan attends a
clynic and goes for fishing trim in
the mountains of Pennsylvania. They
VII return to Washington about
"A quiet but charmingly arranged
wedding took place at the United
brethren Church Thursday. August
"heh MISS Elizabeth M. SDateS
became the bride of Mr.. Charles T.
Fowler. the Rev. Charles E. Fultz
officiating
| The bride wore a becoming e,own
or blue canton crepe and a corsare
| nouquet of bride roses and orange
| Mrs Frank c. Rupp was her sisters
matron of honor. while Mr. William
| H. Spates acted as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Fowler left on a trin
north, and after September / will be
at nome to their friends at 1927
East Capitol street.
! Mrs. I. 8. Wallis Entertafns
at virginia Home, EIlenwoOd.
Mrs. Thomas S. Wallis was hostoss
to members of the National Pen
League and International Literary As
sociation yesterday afternoon from
to o'clock, at her home, Ellen
wood, Cherrydale, Va. Music and re-
freshments were very much enjoyed
by the many guests of Mrs. Wallis and
a delightful evening was spent.
| Miss Marie Palmer gave a delightful
piano solo. A recitation by Mrs. L.
H. Wilder, entitled The Last Hymn. !"
was most impressive, while Mrs.