Evening star., 1922-10-30
The Minister Of Siam Host
To Out-Of-TOWn Guests.

sisting.
The Minister Of siam Host
To Out-Of-TOwn iuests.
The minister of Siam. Phya FRA abha
Karayongse, entertained at luncheon
Yesterday in honor of MIR. and Mrs.
William T.. Goodwin of Philadelphia.
who were guests in Washington over
Sunday Others of the company IN
cIuded the charge daffaires or Ru-
mania and Mrs. Nano, Count jacques
de Sleeves, attache OF the French en-
hassy: the secretary of the Siamese
legation and Mrs. Lotus and others.
The minister Of Switzerland and
Nine Peter, who returned to TINS coun,
try aboard the Paris Saturday, Will
come to Washington this afternoon.
Mr.. F. de Selys. counselor and
charge d'affaires of Belgium who went
TO New York to meet the ambassador
and Baroness de Cartier on their ar
rival from Europe. has returned to
Washington. The ambassador ana
Baroness de Cartier are spending sew
eral days in New York.
Mr.. II. Langeler Mr.. +. krelage and
Mr. f. warnaar. agricultural experts
of the Netherlands. arrived in WASH :
ington Yesterday and are staying at
the Hotel Powhatan while here In
connection with hearings before the
Department of Agriculture on the i'm
portation of bulbs
Mrs. Diana Murphy Hill. widow of
Mr.. H. Morgan Hill. formerly or
Washington. was married this morn
ing TO Sir George Rhodes. Bart. in
81. Mary's Catholic Church, London.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by the naval attache OF the
United states embassy. Capt Charles
L. Hussey. wore a gown of taupe chii :,
fon velvet embroidered In cut stee! ana
decorations and there was no music.
Mr.. Ian Mcpherson. former. minister
of British pensions. was best man
for his father-in-law. Among the
guests at the wedding were Mr..
Philip Rhodes, Lady Tenterdon, Mrs.
Arthu- Glasgow, MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Littauer, Mrs. Ballard Smith.
Mrs. Henry Sturgis and number OF
others well known in Washington
The civil ceremony was performed
in the registry office Immediately
after the religious ceremony and a
wedding breakfast was later served
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NC
Pherson. after which Sir George and
Lady Rhodes left for motor trip
They will live in London.
Mrs. Henry B. Brown has returned
to her apartment at the Dresden and
is settled there for the winter
Nine. Hauge, who returned to this
country from Europe last week, ar
rived in Washington yesterday and IS
spending several days at the New
Willard Hotel while opening her
Massachusetts, avenue home for the
winter.
DR.. and Mrs. William s. Washburn
announce the engagement or their
daughter Charlotte to Ensign Alan
Reed McCracken. L; $. N, son OF Mrs;
M. S. McCracken of Paxton. Ill. and
nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
Scott Of Washington.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. William p.
Biddle. who have been visiting IN
where they spent the greater part or
the summer. and are again at the
Hotel France-et-Choiseul.
Nine. Panaratoff was the guest of
honor at a luncheon today at the
Spruce Log Cabin, with Mrs. George
+. Porter as hostess. Other guests at
the luncheon were Mrs. William 9.
Benson, Mrs. Whitman Cross. Mrs.
Frank F. Fletcher, Mrs. Hugh Cum
ming, Mrs. Harry l. Rust. Mrs. VIII
liam Kearny Carr. Mrs. Butler and
Miss Harrison.
Mrs. H. Clay Browning, who is at
Hot Springs for the autumn, enter
tanned at dinner there Saturday even
ing preceding the cakewalk and negro
CONCERT.
Sir Robert and Lady Borden and Sir
George and Lady Perley were among
the guests at dinner of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Williams. Sir Robert Borden
was one of the Judges for the cake
walk later in the evening.
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean of
Washington, who is making a pro-
loneed visit at the Ritz-Carlton, in
Atlantic City, went to Philadelphia in
her private car to spend the day shop
ping.
Miss Elizabeth Jobe entertained
Company of ten at luncheon Friday,
in compliment to Miss Jeanette
Duncan, niece of Representative Oil
YER, whose marriage to Ensign
Thomas Lee McCann will take place
this afternoon.
The marriage Of Miss Jeanette
Lee Mccann, United States Navy. is
taking place this afternoon in Beth
lehem Chapel of the Washington
Cathedral. the Very Rev. DR.. George
C. F. Bratenahf officiating. A we'd
ding supper with informal reception
will follow in the home Of the BRIDES
uncle, Representative William B.
Oliver, with whom the bride has made
her home. A simple arrangement of
white chrysanthemums added to the
dignity Of the chapel. and in the
house pink roses were used in pro-
fusion.
The bride, who Is given in marriage
by Representative Oliver, Is wearing
gown Of white velvet, the waist
made plain and long, and the skirt
gracefully draped to one side, where