Evening star., 1922-09-08


course of lectures at the Institute OF
Politics at Williams College in August.
Most of the other guests attended the
institute last month.
Mrs Hoover on Middle West
Visit of Several Weeks.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, who has been
spending some time in the middle
west, principally in Minnesota VIII
not return TO Washington for about
ten days. Mrs. Hoover has devoted
a part of her middle west visit to Girl
Scout interests.
The secretary of the Italian en-
bassy Signor Geisser Celesia. VINO
has been acting charge d'anaires OF
the embassy since the departure OF
the former counselor, SlSnor Guioo
Sabetta, went to New York yesterday
to meet the new counselor, S1gnor
Augusta Rosso. Signor Rosso is e3-
pected to arrive tomorrow ABOARD tne
Cont Rosso from Naples, and with
Signor Celesia will come at once 10
Washington.
Admiral and Mrs. John X. Robson
of Washington. who nave oeeh IN
Newport for some time, are at the
Hotel Astor in New iork ne1ore ;,ts- re-
turning to the capital for the winter
season. They are accompanied by
their guest. Miss Catherine Radcliffe.
niece of Lord Glanely OF Lonoon.
whom Mrs. Robson will introduce 70
washington society early In the sea
son. Mrs Robson. with Miss Rad-
cliffe, will go to West Point for a
visit at the end. of the week, whiie
the admiral will return directly 10
Washington.
Judge and Mrs John W. Price will
Wardrpan Park HOtcl
this evening for Midshipman John w.
Price, jr., Midshipman Harold FISH
and Midshipman Harvey PEARSON
who have just Joined them after pc
ing members of a house party IN
Williford, the niece and house guest
Of Mrs Alfred Pembroke Thorn. will
share honors with the midshipmen, n,
and among the younger members OF
society who VIII be guests are MISS
ford. Miss Barrine Drake. Miss Lydla
Hottie. Miss Virginia Byers. Ensign
Cornor Mr. George Williams and MT
Cloyd Byers MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Pembroke Thorn will also be guests.
The director general Of the Pan
American Union. DR.. Leo s. Rowe
has returned from Williamsburg.
Mass, where he conducted a round
table conference on Latin amcf,Ga !,f. a a.
College DR.. Rowe went from VII
Jamestown to New York at the close
of the institute. August 26. and spent
several days there. returning mere
Tuesday.
Mrs T. O. Donaldson. who returned
to her home. 1929 Kalorama road. yes.
terday, brought with her as a guest
Mrs. Chester NJ. Goodyear OF Green's
VILE, S. c. Mrs. Donaldson spent
pld Green.
vile and in the mountains of North
Carolina.
The charge d'affaires of the Polish
legation. Mr.. Kwapiszewski. had
party of men lunching with him at
the Shoreham yesterday
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mahoney. wife Of the
aftairs. British embassy. and their
little daughter. Anna Kathleen. re-
turned to Washington yesterday after
spending three months at their sum
nier home. Stanley Island. Lake st.
Francis, Canada.
Col. and Mrs Edward D. Anderson
and their son. Milton Anderson. OF
Washington, who have been passing
sometime in Atlantic City, have gone
to the Hotel Astor in New York for
few days before returning nome.
Maj. Alfred E Larabee Is another
Washington guest at the Astor.
Commander and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Oman have returned to Washington,
after a months motor trip through
New England and visit to Bar Har-
Dor. They spent a short time at their
home at Fishkill- on the HUDSON
MIR. and Mrs John L. Edwards and
their daughter. Miss Virginia Ed
wards. left Washington today for Az,
ten days or two weeks. Mrs. Edwards
and Miss Edwards have Just returned
TO washington from a trip 70 the
Pacific coast. their travels tnroush
the coast states being quite general.
Pell-Harding Wedding
At Beverly Yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Alice Moore
Harding, daughter Of Mr.. W. r. u
Earding, governor of the Feoeral re
serve Board, to Mr.. Robert thompson
Peu, son of Mr.. and Mrs stepneh
n. p. peIl, which LOOK place yes.eI
dav was of interest to washington
society and the most important ana'r
of the season in Beverly, Mass. Inc
ceremony was performed az noon IN
ST, Johns Episcopal Church Dy tne
rector, the Rev. Nelson roe carey; IN
tinpuished company, and was follow
ed by a breakfast and reception IN
the country home of the brides
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Frederick H. Prince IT, A'
PrideS Crossing.
The bride, who was given in mar.
rage by her father, wore a gown OF
white satin, made in the new long
skirt effect and long-waist model.
with draperies of tulfe. Her vel was ,
of rare old rose point lace. Sne was
sttended by her sister, Miss Margaret
Harding. as maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Ailsa Mellon,
daughter of the Secretary OF the
treasury; Miss Beatrice Pitney, deou-
tante daughter OF Mr.. Justice and Mrs
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