The Washington times., 1922-08-17

home In Kentucky.
Friday. The Minister hopes to join
her there the end of next week.
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| Plans are under way 10 give an all.
naval dinner as a welcome to Secre.
tary of the Navy Edwin DENLY upon
his return from his trip to the
Orient.
Congressman John l.. Cable Of
Ohio, has reopened his apartments
at the Burlington Hotel.
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Capt. and Mrs Frank Taylor Evans
had $50 guests at their home ut the
naval training station, Newport. last
night, when they Offered for the
entertainment of their guests the
Nashville Jubilee Singers. who gave
a varied program OF songs and in.
strumental numbers. Following this
entertainment majority OF the
guests, most OF whom were members
OF the naval colony. went to New.
port to join in the block party dance
that was given on Washington
Square for the entertainment Of the
officers and men OF the Atlantic
fleet.
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DR.. Prada and Bride
To Sail on August %.
DR.. Alfredo Gonzalas Prada. sec.
retary of the Peruvian emba ssy, and
| his bride, who was Miss Elizabeth
Howe, Of Washington, will sail next
Wednesday for Europe aboard the
Paris. and will tour France, Spain
and Italy before returning to Wash
ington in December. Nine. Prada's
mother. Mrs. Emerson Howe. is also
sailing on the Paris.
The marriage Of Miss Howe and
DR.. Prada took place yesterday aft
ernoon In st. Bartholomew Church,
New York, the assistant rector. the
Rev. Gordon Matthews, officiating,
Only relatives and a few close friends
were present. The bride was attend.
ed by her mother, who gave her In
marriage. The best man was DR..
Santiago A. Bedoya, second secre.
| tary Of the Peruvian embassy, who
represented the ambassador OF Peru
at the ceremony.
Mrs. Howe and her daughter are
New Workers., who have been making
their home in Washington for sew.
eral years. Their present home Is at
1852 N street.
Mrs. Henry r. Raa and her daugh.
ter. Miss Anne Rea will leave South
ampton, L. l.. on Friday for Watch
Hill. r. l., where on August 20 Mrs.
Rea's son, Henry oliver Rea, will be
married to Miss Margaret Moorehead,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moorehead, jr., of Pittsburgh. Mrs.
Rea, whose home is in Pittsburgh.
spent several winters in Washington
during the war.
Miss Annette Ashford, who has
been visiting Mrs. Alfred Pembroke
Thorn at Pembroke Park, her coun.
try place near Washington, has re.
turned to her home.
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Col. and Mrs. James b. McCord, OF
1928 Twenty.first street. are recetv.
ing congratulations on the birth OF a
son yesterday. Mrs. McCord was
formerly Miss Katherine Townsend,
OF Philadelphia, a niece of Law
renee Townsend, OF Washington.
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Mrs. Harry A. Garfield gave
luncheon party yesterday in viii.
Jamestown, Mass, In honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mason Garfield, Of Con.
cord, Mass.
Commissioner Cuno Rudolph has re.
turned to Washington from Deer
Park. Md, where he and Mrs. Ru.
dolph have been spending several
weeks. Mrs. Rudolph will not return
until later in the season.
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Carmi Thompson, Republican
nominee for governor in Ohio, ar.
rived in Washington last night and
Is staying at the New Willard Ho.
tel.
Col. Charles Patterson arrived
here from a visit to Panama and |
will sail this week for EUROPE where !
he will join Mrs. Patterson and |
their small son, Rushmore. at Carls.
bad. Colonel and Mrs. Patterson will
return In october.
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Hugh IS. Miller, Of the American |
consular service. who has been on |
duty In China, has arrived in Wash.
lnston and is staying at the vii. |
lard. ..