The Washington times., 1922-09-11

: PENNSYLVANIA, who Is one OF the
charming younger members OF the
Congressional set.
Erik Shou Henius, Of Copenhagen.
Denmark, will take place at noon
September Il, at the home Of her
parents in Iowa Circle, will be con-
tinuously entertained before her
wedding.
Miss Daviette Ficklin will he.
hostess at luncheon for Miss
Koones on Wednesday, and on
Thursday she will be entertained by
Miss Fuller, who will give luncheon
at Chevy Chase Club for the bridal
party.
Miss Alberta Gilbert will give a
tea for Miss koones at her apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel on
Friday afternoon, and on Saturday
afternoon Miss Margaret Crosson
will give a bridge party for her.
That evening Miss Koones and Mr..
Henius and the members OF their
bridal party will be entertained by
Miss Mary Hill at BLEAK Hill her
home in Upper Marlboro, Md.
Mrs. Sypret HendriCk will give a
swimming party for the bridal party
on next Tuesday September 10, at
Wardman Park Hotel. followed by a
tea. and on the following evening
they will be entertained at dinner
at Chevy Chase Club. before the mid
week dance. with DR.. and Mrs.
| Reginald Walker as hosts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes.
who are now at their summer home
at Winter Harbor, Me. will not re-
J turn to Washington for the winter.
: as they leave for Japan and China
late in September, making their
homeward trip by way Of India and
Ceylon.
Their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Blagden. Jr., who is now in Aus
tralia, expects TO join them in China.
!, Mrs. J. Borden Hartman has re-
, turned to Washington afteR visiting
q her son.in-law and daughter, Mr.
q and Mrs Henry Potter Russell. in
/. Newport and taking a motor trir
. with Mrs August Belmont to Sara
toga. Williamstown, Lake George and
n New York.
]. Butler Wright, who has beer
in London, has sailed for Rio de
Janeiro to take up his duties with
the American commission to the cen
tennial exposition.
q
Joseph c. Grew, American min
lister to Switzerland, and his daughter
have left for Berne after a visit In
London.
Mrs. John B. Henderson is return
ing to her home in Sixteenth street
today from Battle Creek, Mich.
where she has been for a fortnight
after spending the summer at Bal
Harbor.>
Mrs. Stewart Godfrey has retoinet
Major Godfrey in Washington after
spending the summer at Sugar Hill
n. II. They have bought a house ir
Georgetown and will take possession
shortly.
The first Of a series of festivities
in honor Of Miss Catherine Cheat
ham, daughter of Capt. J. J. Cheat
ham, who will be>married on Sep
> tember 21 to Lieut.. Roger Bagnall
u. s. M. c., is the luncheon or
Thursday at which Mrs. E. J. Latt
/ formerly Miss Avis Hughes. will be
hostess. The luncheon will be fol
lowed by bridge and a kitchen
shower.
Miss Betty Werner will entertain
at bridge on Friday afternoon tor
Miss Cheatham and on Saturday
Miss Elizabeth zolnay, one of the
bridesmaids, will give a luncheon in
her honor.
Miss Atala Kimmell will be hos
tess at luncheon in her honor or
Tuesday, September 10.
\ Miss Dorothy klmmell will he
bridesmaid for Miss Cheatham in
place Of Miss Madeline Henriques
of Morristown. N. j., who is unable
to attend the wedding.
The other attendants include Miss
Elizabeth Cheatham,' sister Of tn,
bride. who will be maid OF honor
and Miss Elizabeth Zolnay, Mis-
Atala Kimmell. and Miss Elizabatl
Shapeley, of Waterbury, Conn, VIII
! will be bridesmaids.
The name OF the best man has no
been announced yet, but the usher
include Lieut.. II. B. Hale, U. S. NJ. c
Lieutenant Roberts, u. S. NJ. G.
Lieutenant Street,, U. S. NJ. c., an,
Lieut.. Dudley Davis. u. s. NJ. c., ol
fellow officers of the bridegroom
at Quantico.
The Charge d'Affaires Of Polan
and Nine. Kwaplszewska left b
motor yesterday for New York. The
Will return TO Washington on Wed
nesday.
Wilbur J. Carr. director general O
the consular service. has left 10
u Lenox, Mass, where he Joined Mri