The Washington times., 1921-05-17

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| Ion, daughter of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. The Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Hughes will be present
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Nine. Marc Peter entertained a
company of fourteen guests at lunch
con today. taking the party later to
the Horse Show.
MINISTER LEAVES FOR n. Y.
The Czechosiovak minister. DR.. b.
Stepanek. left for New York today to
attend the Congress Of the National
Association of Manufacturers held at
the Hotel Waldorf.
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Capt. Osamo Nagano, the new naval
attache of the Japanese embassy, en-
tertained a company informally at
dinner last evening at Japanese res
taurant on Seventeenth street when
all of the dishes served were distinct
Iy Japanese. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Il. Chaplin, Miss
Marcia Chaplin, the Misses Sedgley.
Maj. Gen. Kaxutsugu Inouyc, military
attache Of the Japanese embassy,
Commander FULL and Lieut.. Com. Sa-
buro Sato, assistant naval attache.
The marriage of Mrs. Dorothy VIII &.
liams McCombs, daughter of Mrs.
John r. Williams, and Frederick A.
Sterling. of the American diplomatic
service, will take place on Saturday
at noon at the home of Mrs. Williams.
in Massachusetts, avenue The Rev.
Father Buckley will officiate.
Mr.. Sterling. who was until re-
Gently counselor OF the American
embassy at Paris, has been detailed
to duty at Lima, Peru,
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Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins will be
hostess at a dinner dance at the
Chevy Chase Club tonight She will
have a large number Of guests, many
young people among them.
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MISS ADAMS WEEDS.
An interesting spring wedding
which takes place this afternoon Is
the marriage of Miss Marie Hoffman
Adams and Maj. J. Craig King. u.
S. A
The ceremony will be performed at
4 o'clock at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Ad-
ans, in the presence OF a small com
pany Of intimate friends and will be
followed by large reception to
which additional guests have been In
vited. The Rev. p. c. Gavin. rector
of the Sacred Heart Church. will Of
ficiate and will be assisted by the
Rev. John +. Eckenrode and the Rev.
+. A. Winter. The bride will be given
In marirage by her father
Palms and ferns with quantities OF
roses and snapdragons will be used
as decorations throughout the house,
and pink will be the prevailing color
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ice will be read.
The bride. who will be attended by
Mrs Henry Martin Jensen as matron
OF honor, will wear q wedding gown
OF white satin made over a flounced
petticoat Of point applique lace which
had been in the family for several
generations. The waist is made long.
the lace being used as a bertha and
to form the sleeves. The long court
train OF the satin will fall from the
shoulders.
the matron OF honor. II is fashioned
OF very handsome hand made French
lace that had been made for Mrs.
Jensen's grandmother and was worn
at own wedding. 1t Is arranged
with a coronet of rose-point lace
and caught with a cluster OF orange
blossoms. Miss Adams will carry
shower bouquet of bride roses and
Niles OF the valley.
The matron of honor will wear
daisty frock OF pink tulle and silver
lace, finished with a deep sash OF
blue ribbon which forms the train.
She will wear a picture hat OF pink
horse hair braid, and carry an armful
OF pink roses tied with blue ribbon.
Capt Walter d. Vail, L. S. A, will
act as best man for Major King, and
Burtan Miller. the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Perry Miller, Will
hold the ribbons to form an aisle
through the drawing room.
Major King and his bride will leave
at once Tor a wedding trip, the bride
wearing a travelling costume of dark
blue Canton crepe with a smart red
taffeta hat and sa hle furs. on June l
they will go to Carlisle, Pa, Major
King having been ordered TO tenn
porary duty at the School of lnstruc-
ton
Among the out of town guests will
be Mrs. John L. Adams. Comdr. and
Mrs. III. NJ. Jensen and Houston Drigg,
all OF New York: and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Byrne of Phoenixvilie, Pa
Miss Katharine King, sister of the
Mrs. A ID. King. are also here for the |
wedding and will receive with the
bridal party.
JUDGE PAYNE OFF FOR EUROPE |
Judge John Barton Payne. former |
Secretary of the Interior, sailed from |