Evening star., 1922-07-20
Haxen-Burt Wedding In
1t. Johns Church Today.

Hazen-Burt Wedding In
1t. JOHNS Church Today.
The marriage of Miss Anita Burt.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Burt. to Dr. Henry H. Hazen took
place at st. Johns Church at, noon
today in the presence of the imme-
date family. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Edward Dunlop
, DR.. and Mrs. Hazen left imm ed a tely
after the ceremony to spend the sum-
mer in Maine.
! Miss Elizabeth Brandeis has return
ed from Chatham. Mass, where she
and Mrs. Brandeis. in their cottage
there.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Forman of Mus
kogee. Okla, sailed yesterday from
Liverpool for New York on the last
lap OF their journey around the world.
: Mrs. FOrman was formerly Miss Caro-
lyn Thomas. daughter of the late
Judge John r. Thomas, for many
years representative in Congress from
Illinois and in later years a popular
Judge in Oklahoma. Mr.. and Mrs
Forman made a visit to the latter's
prother and sister-in-law. Col. and
Mrs. ]. r. Thomas, in Brussels. where
Col. Thomas was military attache to
the United States embassy. He has
recently been transferred to the en-
bassy in Paris. Mrs Samuel A, Kim
berly OF Washington will go to New
York next week to meet them and
will remain there for visit with
them.
Lieut.. r. Ellsworth Webb. L. s. n.
recently appointed to the naval in
telligence bureau in Washington, has
with Mrs. Webb, taken an apartment
at Somerset House, 1901 10th street
for the season.
] Mrs. Roy G. Richardson and Miss
I Richardson were hostesses last even
ing at a charmingly arranged pre-.
nuptial for Miss Rebecca virts OF
Loudoun county, Va. whose mar
= riage to Mr.. Robert W. Richardson
will take place out of Washington
during the last week in August.
Th&re was a particularly refreshing
atmpsphere given by the pink-and-
white decorations. the color scheme
being carried throughout TIE arrange
ments.. About twenty-five guests. the
elect and Mr.. Richardson, were
} present
Mrs. Harry c. woodward. wife of
virginia, has gone to Atlantic City
and will remain for an indefinite time
at the Hotel Traymore.
| SOI anu ClTS. JOnn N. Miller, who
| have been spending some time in New
York at the Hotel Astor. left for the
/, Panama Canal Zone today, sailing on
the S. S. Grant
Maj. Gen. Frank Mcintyre. U. S. A.,
has gone to New York. from where he
| will sail aboard the Susquehanna for
| Bremen.
Mrs. Mathew Hale has gone north
for the summer and is at the Lee cot
tage at Westport. on Lake Champlain.
DR.. and Mrs p. J. Lennox the latter
of whom is now convalescinT from
her recent prolonged and serious i'll
ness. have left Washington for Allan
tic City and are at the Traymore for
a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fulton of 1882
Lanier place have as guests for two
weeks Mrs. Fulton's brother in law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mann.
and their children. Caroline and Nancy
Mann, and fhai- on, Carroll L. Mann,
jr., of Raj sd. N. c.
Former undersecretary of state. Mr..
Norman H. Davis, was chairman of
.ts .ss oi Mr ws Mhs tas
Lenox for the parish house for st.
Paurs Episcopal Church. The will Of
the late former United States ambas-
sador to England, Mr. Joseph H.
Choate, gave $4,000 toward the new
parish house, and Mr. Choate's dauEh-
ter, Miss Mabel Choate. was a men,
ber of Mr.. Davis committee.
Col. Willard D. Newbill of Wash
IinEton passed several days at the
Hotel Astor in New York the early
part of the week, and sailed for San
Francisco today on the S. S. Grant, 60
ing via the Panama canal.
Mrs. John E. Reyburn. who has
been in New York for a short visit
win go to New London today. where
she will visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Maj. and Mrs. Francis c.
Harrington. who have cottage there
for the summer.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker expects to
omen her camp at RacQuette Lake, In
the Adirondacks, for the month of
August. She is now in her summer
homo at Lenox. Mass. where her son,
Alfred G.. Vanderbilt, jr, is slowly
Col. willard D. Newbill. who has
speNt several days in New York, at
the Hotel Astor. will sail today,
aboard the Grant. for San Francisco,
going by the Panama Canal.
Mrs Scott Smith and her daughter,
Miss Mabel Smith, have gone to their
summer home At Rye. N. H., and Miss
Edna Smith and her sister, Mrs. Bes-
sic Marcy, will leave Washington IN
. few days to Join their mother and
sister At Rye, whore they VIII remain
for ~ 1Ast Of the sssson.
Ma ana MN ( Dryden Kuser Of
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