Evening star., 1922-08-18
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Mrs. Harding and a Group of Friends
Hear Presidents Message From
Private Gallery of House.
* RS. HARDING, accompanied
NH by a few friends. occupied the
Presidents gallery In the
| House to hear the Presidents
| message.

ing of the annual Minnesota state
Mrs Hughes, wife of the Secretary
OF State, who accompanied their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hughes, to
Toronto. Canada. will probably re-
turn to Washington tomorrow even
ing or at as early date as the health
Of Miss Hughes will permit.
Senator Frank Willis and Mrs.
Willis of Ohio are at their home in
Cincinnati. called there by the serious
illness Of their daughter. Miss Helen
Willis. Late. advices were to the .a et5 =
occurred. and the recovery OF MISS
Willis is now hoped for. A talented
musician, Miss Willis spent several
months of the past year with her
parents and made many friends In the
congressional set in Washington.
Senator Thomas e. Watson of Geor-
Ria has leased an apartment In the
Wardman Park Hotel for the year.
Mrs Watson and Mrs. Lytle will join
Senator Howard Sutherland has
been Joined by Mrs. Sutherland, VINO
returned Wednesday from their home
in Elkins. w. Va. where she mas
been since late in June.
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker has
Joined her husband. Representative
Parker, at their home. 1923 Rhode
| Island avenue. She has recently re-
| Mrs. lain Macpherson. formerly Miss
Eleanor Parker. in Marlborough.
NJ. Jean v. Parmentier and the
members of the French war oe1.
commission will sail from New York
Wednesday for their homes in France.
NJ. Parmentier entertained company
| of ten at luncheon today at the New
Willard. He will give up their apart
| ment at Wardman Park Hotel the
| first Of next week.
A wedding planned with charming
simplicity took place at noon yester-
day in st. Thomas Catholic church.
27th street and Woodley road, when
Miss Avonelle Marie Crockett. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. John c. Croct"tt.
became the bride of Mr.. James VIII
liam Beller. The Rev. T. A. Walsh
pastor of the church. officiated: After
November 1 Mr.. and Mrs Beller will
be at home at the Mendoza.
Former United States Ambassador
to Germany and Mrs. James W.
Gerard will entertain at dinner this
evening in their villa at Newport
They will take their guests later 10
ander Hamilton Rice will give.
Former Secretary of War and Mrs
| Lindley NJ. Garrison arrived In Ne"
York yesterday aboard the Homeric
from England. where they spent the
last few weeks Of their vacation
They were In Germany the greater
part of their several months stay
abroad and also visited France. Late
in the day yesterday they went &c
Southampton. Long Island, where they
| will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Leary until the first of the week
| when they will open their own sum.
| mer home. at Seabright, N. ]. Mr. and
| Mrs. Leary will entertain at luncheor
| Sunday in their honor.
Miss Dorothea HeiberE Of Edge:
moore Is visiting Mrs. Bernard
Clarke of New York in her summer
homo near Shenandoah Springs, va
Later in the season she will visit Mrs
| Walter Tuckerman at Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ament of Am
sterdam. Holland, are at the New viii.
lard Hotel for a short stay.
Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie has re-
turned from a three weeks visit n
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Meade announce
the enlargement of their daughter
Helen de Berri to Mr.. Edwin Russo
tRoberts of Richmond, Va, formerly
in the aviation service. The an
inouncement was made at a charm
tingly arranged party for a group o.
Miss Meade's friends entertained a
her home last evening.
No date has been arranged tol
the wedding. Miss Meade is thu
!sreat-granddaughte of Bishop Mead'
Of Virginia, and first cousin o.
Bishop Brown of Virginia. She II
also q cousin Of Bishop Capers o
South Carolina
Miss Edith Jean Farnam and Mr.
Henry Petersen. both Of Washington
were married In the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church at 11:3
o'clock wednesday morning. the paste
Of the church. the Rev. John c. Palmer
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Foraker
Motoring to Chaumont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Foraker 1ef
Washington this morning to motor t.
Chaumont New York. where the!
will visit Mrs. Foraker's brother-in
law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. D. L
Borden. They are motoring by wa.
of New York city and Long 1slan'
and will be Joined in New Haven b.
r, III
make the trip to Chaumont will
them.
Former United States ambassado
to Spain and Mrs. Joseph E. Willar'
entertained at luncheon yesterday a
Sherry's in New York.
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr., gave
picnic yesterday on the beach a
Newport.
Mrs. George D. Hope left yesterda:
for New York, from where she will
sail Saturday for Europe. Mrs. Hop
will be entertained at luncheon to
day by Countess Ivansich. who will
have a company of twelve to NEE
guest Of Judge and Mrs. Hewing a
dinner and will also be member o
a theater party and supper at tn
Cascades.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker will have a
her guests over the week end at he
camp on Racquette Lake, Mrs. VIII
liam Osgood Field. Mr.. and Mrs
George E. Turnure, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Roscoe Bonsal' and Mr. and Mrs. Davi'
T.+Dana, who will leave their sumne
fhomes at Lenox today
Mrs. James Carroll Frazier preside,
at. the tea table yesterday at the pri
vate view Of paintings Of forme
punils of the late william NJ. Chase
in the Memorial Hall at Southampton
ILL. Mrs. Frazier assisted her cous
in,, Mrs. Thomas H. Barber.
The interstate commerce commits
sionef and Mrs. Mark Potter have re
turned from q motor trip in New Eng
land, during which time they stoppe,
at their summer homo In the Berk
shires The commissioner and Mrs
Potter have as their guest Miss Alic
l Hamis of Massachusetts who will re