The Washington times., 1921-06-25

land Mfs. Henry Jervey. Bri9. Gen. and
Mrs Dennis Il. Nolan. Col. Aervyn
Buckley, Lieut.. COL. and Mrs. Roscoe
H. Hsarn. MAJ and Mrs. Nicholas w.
lCampanoie, Major and Mrs. sherman
Afiles. Major and Mrs. Donald N. Ash
bridge. Maj. Gen. n. X. Bethel.
comdr. L. Il. @. Charlton. Major du
Breuil Capt. and Mme. Guy de La
vergns. Marquis di Bernezxo and Mar
qutss di Bernexzo, Lieut.. Col. Alessan-
dro Guidoni and Nine. Guidoni. Capt.
and Mrs. Carlo Huntington, Major
Count Nils Bcnde. Major T. Kara, Mrs.
William Mitch ell. Mrs. Deios Biodgstt,
Miss Anne Squire. Miss Isabelle Wells.
Miss Josephine PARROT and Miss Mar
ella Chaplin.
Mai. Gen. John A. LeJeune and Mrs.
Lejeune were guests of honor at .
reception at the Louise home on Mas
sachusetts avenue yesterday after
noon from to. o'cloc. Refreshments
were served in the banquet hall. Miss
Mary j. williams received the guests
In the garden Of the home. About 100
persons called during the receiving
hours Through the courtesy of General
Isjeune the entire Marine Band played
during the afternoon. the number which
was played by the band and echoeod
by Individual musicions stationed under
the giant trees rouses the guests to
lenthusiasm.
| Mrs. Charles DENLY will leave
next week to spend the summer at
the Huron Mountain. Club In Michi-
san. where Mr.. DENLY will Join her
later.
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Miss olyve Graef 10 passing the
week end with, Mrs George Barnett
and her daughter. Miss Anne Gordon,
at Wakefield Manor. Va. Early in
July Miss Graef will accompany Miss
Ailsa Mellon to Hot Springs. Va. and
will be her guest there for some time.
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Miss Mary b. Adams will leave
Washington this evening and after
passing a few days in New York and
Boston Will go to st. Andrews. New
Brunswick. for the summer months.
She will be the guest for few days
OF her nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Manning, at Newton Center,
Mass. Mrs. ID. Buchanan Merryman
will join Miss Adams in Boston and
will go 10 st. Andrews with her.
Mrs. William S. Sims, wife OF Ad-
miral Sims. will leave Washington to-
day for Newport
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks is at the
Ritz-carlton. New York. and will re-
turn to Washington next week.
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Prince and Princess Michael Canta-
uzene-speranskey will go to crags-
moor. in the catskills. after the mar
riage OF their son, Prince Michael, and
Miss clarissa Curtis at Nahant. Mass.
next Monday.
LEAVES SOON FOR Tokyo.
Count John de Sails. third secre-
tsry of the British embassy. has
been appointed to the embassy at
Tokyo, and will leave shortly to as
sumo his new duties
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Mrs. Charles Montgomery Craw-
ford announces the marriage of her
daughter, Dorothy Melville, to Capt.
Geoffrey Marshall. u. s. A. on
TB0rsday, at ST. Thomas Church.
The bride is daughter of the late
Charles M. Crawford. OF Fox Chase,
Philadelphia. Pa The ceremony was
quiet. being attended only by mem
bers of the two families. After a
shoAN NapAdAu
will reside in Washington. where
Captain Marshall is stationed.
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Mrs. Henry F. bimock. who is a
guest of Mrs. Frederick r. Thomp-
son. in Canandiasus, N. Y. will come
to New York Sunday night and go
to the Colony Club. to remain until
next Wednesday, when she will start
for Venezuela, to visit her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Catalina. Mr.. Catalina is the italian
Minister to Caracas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rose Harri-
man had luncheon yesterday for
Governor Scott c. Bone of Alaska.
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STEWARDS COME TOMORROW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart who
have been passing several weeks at
Asheville, ", c., have left by motor
for New York and will stop en- route
in Washington at the Shoreham. where
they will be tomorrow and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart win sail in
July for Europe.
| Mr.. and Mrs Robert f. Shepard
and Miss Alice Shepard will leave
Monday TO motor 10 Jamestown, r.. L.,
where they have a cottage for the
| summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Derby. with
their young son, have closed their
home on California street. and gone
10 Cape May, N, J., where they have
taken a cottage for the summer.
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DR.. and Mrs. Vernon Kellogg. and
Miss Jean Kelloag sailed for Europe
today on the Olympic to be gone all
summer.
NOTWITHSTANDING WEDDING.
Senator Thomas Sterling will give
his niece. Miss Charlotte Ann Sterling,
In marriage this afternoon at her
wedding TO Howard Clayton Knots,
which will take place at 4 o'clock at
St Marearet's Episcopal Church.
The ceremony viii be performed by
the rector, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
and will be followed by a reception
at Wardman Park Hotel, In the apart
mcnt of the brides mother, Mrs.
John A. Sterling.
The church will be appropriately