Evening star., 1922-07-07

| honor OF the minister OF 6Ollvla ano
Sonora de Ballivain. 4
Senor Chamorro and
Family Mt Legation.
The minister Of Nicaragua and Nine
Chamorro and their niece, Miss En-
riQuez, have returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent a week fol-
| lowing a short stay in New York.
The FORMER counselor of the Sia.
| mese legation. Phra Sanpakitch. left
yesterday afternoon for New York
from where he will sail tomorrow fol-
| England to take up his duties al
| counselor and charge d'affaires Of the
Siamese legation there.
| Mr.. sanpakitch was entertained al
luncheon yesterday by tho minister
of Persia, Mira Hussein Khan Alai
who entertained a small company In
compliment to the retiring counselor
! In the company were the minister OF
Slam. Phya Prabha Karavongse; the
| minister of Bulgaria and Nine. Pana-
retoff. the charge d'affaires Of the
attache Of the Belgian embassy and
Nine. Tilmont and the members OF
the Persian legation staff.
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, wife Of
the counselor of the British embassy
I
for Grand Rapids, Mich, where they
! will stay until autumn with Mrs
Chilton's parents, former United
State Ambassador to Japan and Mrs
Thomas ]. O'Brien.
The canon precentor of the Cathedral
! Of St. John the Divine. in New York q
! Mrs. Henry Purcell Veazie, who have
| been visiting Mrs. J. B. Kendall for q
week. will return to their home in New
York today. Mr.. and Mrs. Veazie, the
latter formerly Miss Carol Eberts OF
| house in the cathedral close for the
summer.
The speaker of the House Of Repre-
| sentatives and Mrs. Frederick H. Gill
lett, who are touring over the Mohaw
trail. stopped at Stockbridge for lunch
con at the Red Lion Inn yesterday.
Mrs Joseph Letter and her children
who are at their summer home at Bev-
mother, Mrs. John r. Williams, and her
sister, Mrs. Pitney. Mrs. Letter has
had a number of house guests since 60
ing to Massachusetts,.
Mrs. William c. Owen. who has been
| visiting her parents, Brig. Gen. and Mrs
l. W. Littell. at Soldiers Home. left yes
terday for Staunton. Va, where she IL
the guest Of her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Maj and Mrs. A M. Patch, jr. Mrs
Bryan, wife Of Commander George 8
Bryan, who has also been visiting her
parents, Gen. and Mrs. Littell, went to
Annapolis yesterday to join Comman-
der Bryan, who has arrived there fol-
duty. from the west coast, where he has
been stationed for some time.
Representative Theodore e. Bur-
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ton, Of Ohio are at Hot Springs, Va.
for the recess Of the House.
The director general Of the Pan
American Union. DR.. Leo S. Rowe
tary Of the Colombian legation
Senior Don Carlos Tribe. jr., who
also had with him Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dove. jr., and Miss Pilson.
Katharine Mackay. to Mr.. Kenneth
O'Brien has tentatively been set for
September 21. The ceremony will
be performed in the Roman Catholic
Church at Rosslyn, L. l., and will be
followed by a reception at Harbol
View, the summer home of the
brides father, Mr.. Clarence Mackay
Medical Director and Mrs. Francis
s. Nash will close their home, on G
street, today and go to Atlantic City
to remain until September at the
| Hotel Chelsea. Their daughter. Miss
Carolyn Nash, went earlier in the
be with the Misses Sanders Of Phila-
delphia- through the season.
The president Of the Philippine
senate, Mr.. Manuel l. Quezon, who
was in Washington for a time, is in
New York, at the Commodore.
Col and Mrs. Colquitt to
| Entertain Georgians.
Col. and Mrs. Neyle Colquitt will
entertain at barbecue at theil
beautiful country home at Edgmoor
Md, tomorrow afternoon at 4:3l
o'clock for the Georgians in Wash:
ington identified with the Georgis
state Society here. All Georgian.
who desire to Join the society are in.
vited. The ColQuitt barbecue is thu
first of a series of social affairs plan.
ned by the members of tho society.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Glare
Evans. daughter Of the late Mr.. Johr
Evans of Bangor, Me-, to Commander
Isaac Foote Dortch, U. s. N, tooh
place yesterday in Newport. Tht
ceremony was performed in st. 10.
v.
Higney. Miss Anna May Evans wa.
her sisters only attendant and Com.
mander Roy Bristol, U. 8. N, was best
man. The bride has been visiting
her brother-in-law and sister, Com
mander and Mrs. c. e. Van Hook, in
Newport for several months.
Commander Dortch. who is a son OF
Mr.. Walter Ross Dortch Of Gadsen
Ala, has been appointed naval at.
tache of the United States embassy
at Buenos Ayres, and with his bride
will sail from New York Sunday for
the Naval Academy in the class OF
1905.
Mrs. Dooling Of Carbondale, nl.,
wife of Lieut.. Clarence r, DoolinE,
U. s. A., has arrived in Washington
with her two children fora visit, OF
some weeks with her parents, Mr.: and
Mrs. B. B. MacWilliams. a145 Mount
Pleasant street. Later In the season
Mrs. Dooling will visit Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. wade H Atkinson
have closed their house at 1909 y
New York aboard the Manchuria for
England. They were accompanied by
Wade II. Atkinson, jr., and will travel
on the continent, visiting Belgium
France, Switzerland, and Italy. and
VIII eIteno the F10Slon fley ~
OberammerEau. August 20 they will
sail from Cherbourg for New York.
DR.. William Gerry Morgan has re-
turned from an the-Fourth visit
to his family at Hideaway, their sum.
mer homo, among the New Hampshire
hills
Rear Admiral Jewell
Leaves for LONE Island.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Theodore z