Evening star., 1922-12-12
Society
DR.. George T. Harding Returns Home
After Visiting the President
at the White House.

the dlplomatlc ciTcie, Is oe'hg Pr
tea from 4:3O to Z o'clock by her
mother. Nine Bryn. wife Of the min
| lister Of Norway. The drawing room.
where Nine. Bryn and her daughter
are receiving. is decorated with pro,
fusion of roses. palms and ferns. and
in tine dining room yellow chrysan-
themums are used. The debutante Is
wearing a gown Of white taffeta made
with bouffant skirt. veiled in white hit
bodice is made with long waist.
bateau neck and no sleeves and she is
wearing a corsaEe bouquet Of roses
, and violets. Nine. Rryn is In gray
crepe the bodice without sleeves ana
the skirt draped.
Presiding at the tea table are Mrs.
William r. Castle. jr, Mrs. Walter X
! Tuckerman. Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen
and Nine Steen. wife Of the counselor
OF the Norwegian legation. tn, the
debutantes assisting include MISS
Selden. Miss Frederick M"kcnney.
! Miss Catherine Weller Miss Emma
Stitt. Miss Catherine Radcliffe. Miss
Elizabeth Duryea Walter. Miss Cecil
Lester Jones. Miss Elizabeth Turne1'
Miss Dorothy Warren. Miss Ruth MIL
Ter Green and Miss Inger Bryn. sister
of the debutante.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
j
judge advocate general of the Navy
and Mrs Julian S. Latimer. to Lieut..
Robert Calvert Thaxton. U. S. NJ. C..
will take place this afternoon at
o'clock The ceremony will be per-
formed in St. Margarets Church by
the rector. the Rev DR.. Herbert Scott
Smith. and followed by reception
for the members of the two families
and the wedding party at the High
lands.
white brocaded velvet. made. sleeve
less. and a court train of satin with
"a gracefully draped skirt. Her tulle
veil will be held by coronet of old
lace and she will carry bride roses
and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Mary X. Latimer will be maid
of honor for her sister and will wear
orchid chiffon with plain bodice. made
with low waist line. a bounant skirt
and girdle Of orchid velvet trimmed
with silver. She will wear coronet
of pearls and will carry sweet peas to
match the gown.
The bridesmaids. Miss Laura Q.
I.atimer, Miss Carolyn Hagner. Miss
Helen Brid-r- and Miss Josephine
Snowden. will be in frocks OF two
shades of orchid chiffon. made with
side panels falling in points below
wreaths of orchid velvet flowers In
! their hair and carry sweetpeas in the
same shades.
DR.. y. A. York will be best man. and
the ushers will be Lieut.. Paul Lesser.
Lieut.. Lucian Whitaker. Lieut.. l.. q.
, be Haven. Lieut.. Edmund Galloway.
Lieut.. l.. a. Dessez and Lieut.. RuDert
L. Deese. all of the United States Ma
r;Ee Corps.
AT the reception after the ceremony
Mrs. 1-atimer will receive with the
| bride and bridegroom. and will wear
orchid Eeorgette crepe, beaded in sill
yer. with a black velvet hat trimmed
with silver. and a corsage bouquet of
roses.
Lieut. Thaxton and his bride will
leave later for . wedding trip, and on
their return will be al home at Guam
tico. Va. where the former is sta
toned.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles l.. Sawyer
will leave Washington in about
week end will spend the Christmas
holidays in their home in Ohio.
Capt L. A. varona, military attache
TO the Cuban legation, leaves Washing
ton for New York, where he will re-
main for 4 week He will proceed to
Havana for the holidays. returning to
Washington early next January to con-
tinue his duties at the legation
Mrs RAYMOND l.. Henderson will come
from her home in Hagerstown. Md. for
the debut tomorrow Of Miss Margaret
Sutherland. daughter of Senator and
Mrs. Howard Sutherland.
Mrs. G. NJ. Lyons, a. sister Of the
debutante. is visiting her parents and
will not return to her home in Hunting
ton. w. Va. until after the tea tomorrow.
The director general Of the Pan
American Union, DIR. Leo 8. Rowe. will
leaves today for Pittsburgh. where he
will give an address on pan-American
relations to the students Of the Carnegie
Institute of Technology. DR.. Rowe will
return tomorrow.
a small company informally at dinner
Thursday evening preceding the ball at
Rauscher's. which will be given for the
benefit of Columbia Hospital.
Commissioner and Mrs Rudolph
dinner on Friday. December 22, in
their apartment at the Dresden.
Miss Dorinda Rogers. who has been
in Boston for some time. at s65 Marl-
boro street, Back Bay, expects to
remain for some weeks longer with
her brother, Mr.. Walter Rogers.
Mrs James T. Newton is enter
bridge this afternoon. preceded by a
luncheon. for her daughter. Miss
Helen Newton, in honor Of Miss
Emma Stitt, debutante daughter OF
the surgeon general Of the Navy and
Mrs. Edward Rhodes Stitt. who re-
turned from Richmond at noon.
Miss Isabel Powell. daughter Of
Mrs. Grahame Hume Powell. is en-
tertaining twenty guests at bridge
this afternoon at the Washington
Club and there will be additional
guests entertained at the tea which
The minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will go to New York to-
day to attend a banquet which the
Swiss Club of New York will give to-
morrow evening. The minister and
Nine. Peter will return to Washing
ton Friday.
The minister Of Bolivia and Sonora
de Ballivian will be hosts at dinner
this evening, entertaining in honor Of
former Minister Of Bolivia and Sonora
de Calderon and Senorita Elena Cal
deron, who will shortly return to
their home in Bolivia.
The Assistant Secretary Of War and
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