Evening star., 1922-09-27

Chief Justice, 2241 Wyoming avenue
| was opened today. and Mrs. TAFT VINO
! Is still at their summer home at Polnte
a Pic. Canada, will join him there with
In q few days.
| Associate Justice Of the supreme
| Court and Mrs Oliver Wendell hoimes
arrived in Washington today from DOS
ton and will remain at the fo"ha,an n
| while their residence on street 10 VIC
| ing opened foA them.
Minister of China Host
For Luncheon Guests.
The minister of China. MIR: Sao-ke
| Alfred SEE, entertained at luncheoIl
today in honor of the former premier
Of China, Mr.. Chow. and the ior.re n,s
! minister OF finance, Mr.. Iuns. lhs
other guests numbered twelve, ano
! Included the Secretary Of the Navy
! Mr.. DENLY.
| Senator William f. Borah of Idaho
! has left for his home IN that STATE.
Mrs. Borah, who spent the cary pc;
! of the season in the west, VIII Iehlali II
| in Washington, and yesterday was
| hostess at luncheon at the Shoreham
The counselor of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chllton
| who were expected to return TINS
| week from Grand Rapids Mich, where
] they are visiting the latterS pareh.e
! former United States ambassauor ~
Japan and Mrs. Thomas }. OBrleii
have postponed their coming anu Will
| arrive in Washington TUESDAY.
The military attache of the French
embassy and Nine. Dumont enter
! tained at luncheon today. when theli
| guests were Col. William f. Horton
who will shortly leave Washington
| for his new post in Boston; Lieut.
| Col, and Mrs. Matthew A. DE Lan-E
| Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Barney. Col
Beacham and Capt. Thenau!t. as
sistant military attache of the frehcn
! embassy.
! The charge d'affaires of Poland and
Nine. Kwapiszewska entertained at q
small tea dance yesterday afternoon
They have leased an apartment al
94oC 18th street for the coming sea
! son and will take possession there
| Monday.
The marriage of Miss Phyllis
Hughes. daughter Of Mrs. Hggnss s ant a.,
New Jersey, to Mr.. Vincent 4. Hughes
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes
| Of Detroit. will take place TuesdaS
| afternoon. October 10. The ceremon!
will be performed at O'Clock IN 81
Paurs Church and will be foiloTse we
by a reception at Rauscher,s. The
eneaeement of Miss Hughes and Mr.
Hughes was announced by the bride!
mother last spring. Mrs. Philandel
|C. Knox, daughter-in-law of the latt
Senator Knox. will be matron o.
Miss Margaret Hghes. sister of tn
brideeroom; Miss Celeste Holden
Miss Catherine Holden. Miss Cath
crime Clifton of Lewiston. Me. ane
Miss Estelle Donnelly and MISS Anne
Stewart Of Paterson. \. j.: the for
mer home of Miss Hughes. Mr.. Jane
Hughes of Baltimore, brother OF IN
bridegroom, will be best man.
Mrs. Hughes and her daughter vii
go to New York this afternoon 10
a short stay and will return to thei
! apartment in the kenesaw within
fortnight.
Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Rutl
Hitchcock, wife and daughter of Sen
ator Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. are at tn.
Hotel Gotham, New York. for a weel
or ten days, after spending the lat
summer at the Hotel Aspinwall. il
Lenox. Senator Hitchcock has gon
to his home in Nebraska, and is no
expected to return here until Con
gress convenes In December.
Miss Catherine Radcliffe of Cardiff
Wales, has returned from Virginia
where she was a member of hous'
party entertained by Brig. Gen
James A. Buchanan over the Weel
end. Miss Radcliffe will spend th'
winter with Admiral and MRS; JONI
X. Robson, who will present her t
Washington society. Miss Radclif'
spent last winter in this country. an,
was for several weeks in Washing
ton. returning last spring with he
father for another brief visit. Ad
i C@ht RI ltr
Radcliffe recently returned from
Newport, where they were through
the summer.
Miss Betty Byrne. daughter of Mrs
Stanton J. Peelle. will % entertain 2,
homer of Miss Dunster Foster of Lex
ington. KY. who arrived yesterda;
to visit Miss Elizabeth Zolnay
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Georg
Julian Zolnay.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chaunce
NJ Depew have as their guests a
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. the latter
sister, Viscountess Edgar de Bres
son, and her son, Mr.. Chaunce,
Depew de Bresson.
Mrs. Margaret McEwan and Mr.
John Buckley and her daughter, Mis-
Mae Buckley. who have spent sew
eral months in Europe, sailed toda.
on the Majestic for this country, an
will make a brief stop in New Yorl
before coming to Washington.
Miss Therese Matthews. daughte
Of Mrs. Nellie T. Matthews, and MI
William c. O'Brien. will be Marie
this afternoon at $50 o'clock In 81
Joseph's Church by the Rev. p. J
iOConnell. The ceremony will be fol
1 fv in
home of the brides mother. Whit
asters and palms and ferns will deco
rate the church and the drawin
room of the home will have a simpl
arrangement of autumn flowers an
foliage. The bride. who will be es
wear a gown Of white georgette crep
beaded in seed pearls, and her tull
veil will be arranged in cap fashio
and held with orange blossoms, an
she will carry a shower bouquet o
bride roses.
Miss Cecilia Ryan of ST. Louis, :.
cousin Of the bride. will be her onl
attendant and will wear gree
georgette crepe trimmed with lace
and a wreath of silver leaves and rib
bons. She will carry ophelia roses
Mr.. James A. Sullivan, jr:. will b
best man, and the ushers will includ
Mr.. John Fitzgerald, Mr.. John J
Quinn, Mr.. Bertram J. Murphy an
Mr.. Gerard Collins.
Mr.. Christopher Tenley. organist
will play the wedding music, an
Miss Etelka Kearney and Miss Mar
garet Ryan will sing.
After the reception Mr.. O'Brien an
his bride will leave for weddinl
trip, and after November 1 will b
at home at 500 F street northeas,
Mr.: O'Brien was a schoolmate, i
Dublin, of the late Mr.. Patricl