Evening star., 1922-08-16
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Society
The President and Mrs. Harding Cancel
Date for Visit to Secretary of
Labor and Mrs. Davis.

In HE President and Mrs. Hard
( ing have given up their long
promised visit to Mooseheart,
Ill, where they were to VISIT
the Secretary of Labor and Mre.
James J. Davis, and. at least Tor tne
present, have no prospect OF leavns
Washington for vacation. Elao-
crate arrangements had been made
with the view Of entertaining Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harding, and the disappointment
in the west will be great.
The President and Mrs; Harding
entertained Gov. Sproul OF Pennsyi-
vania at luncheon.
Diplomatic Bridegroom
Wed in New York Today.
| The second international wedding
of the week, with both brides claim
both bridegrooms members OF me !ne
afternoon in the chapel OF St Bar
tholomew's Church at O'Clock. Wnen
Miss Elisabeth Anne Howe, daugnter
Of Mrs. Amerson Howe. was married
: to Dr.. Alfredo Gonzales Prada, sec
retary Of the Peruvian embassy: Ine
other bridegroom was Capt. Bailey OF
the British embassy. whose marriage
to Miss Bromwell took place In Micnl-
; gan yesterday.
The rector of ST. Bartholomew
Church performed the ceremony,
which was Witnessed by relatives ana
; a few intimate friends. the party IN.
cluding members of both families and
representatives of the Peruvian gov
ernment.
Dr.. Prada and his bride will leave
: for Europe on the SIS. Paris on
August 90, and will take trip
through France. Spain and Italy. re-
| 70 Xyo in nacamhpF.
when DR.. Prada will resume his
duties.
The charge d'afraires of the Polish
legation and Nine. kwapiszewska
Will entertain a company at dinner
this evening.
Mrs. Merritt W. Ireland is leaving
: the rest of the season near Lake
Sunapee. in New Hampshire.
Many Members OF Lower
: House Return to City.
Representative Homer Hoch has re-
turned from his home in Marion, Kan.
where Mrs. Hoch accompanied him a
month ago. and where she will remain
until October.
Representative William c. Ramseyer
has returned from Bloomfield, Iowa.
where. with Mrs. Ramseyer he spent
a brief vacation. Mrs. Ramseyer will
not Join him until December.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas D.
!: Schall, who motored to their home
in Minnesota some weeks ago. will
: start east in a few days and will prob
ably reach Washington the first Of next
3 week.
Representative and Mrs. Royal John
son. who were camping for fortnight
returned to Washington at the end OF
z last week.
Representative and Mrs. Carl Vim
son have returned from their home in
weeks ago. after visiting for a few
days In Ohio.
Fl Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth have returned after g
short rest In the north. Representa-.
!: tive Longworth went to Newport
8 from Cincinnati. where he was for
IL some weeks on account Of the serious
illness and death of his mother. Ir
Newport Mr.. Longworth was the
Beekman, while Mrs. Longworth re-
turned to Washington from Cincin.
natl.
embassy staff is the guest at Newpor,
of Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Cushman.
The assistant secretary of the
treasury and Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth
went to New York last evening. and
the former will return to Washing
ton tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Taggart
will spend late August and the early
part Of September in motor trip
which will include a stop at Atlantic
City. when they will stay at the Marl-
borough-Blenheim: Mrs; Taggart was
! formerly Miss Mildred Hardy and is
the daughter Of Representative Rufus
| Hardy Of Texas.
Col. and Mrs. E. W. chatterton an
| nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Eleanor D.. to Mr.. Robert Blake
Gibson Of Washington. The ceremony
was performed Saturday. August II,
in Grace Church. Alexandria. Va. by
! completion of their honeymoon Mr..
J and Mrs. Gibson will make their home
in Washington. The bride recently re-
turned from Pocono Summit. Pa,
where she had spent her vacation.
students at Moravian College, in
Bethlehem, Pa, for the past two years
where her talents as an artist have
been highly praised.
The marriage of Miss Thelms
Christine Grove. daughter of Mr.
Louis Grove OF the Isle of Man, Eng
land. to Mr.. James William Waller
of Paris, KY, will take place at 7:3'
o'clock this evening in St: Johns
Episcopal Church, her guardian, Mr.
, Theodore Prospere Artaud. acting a:
her host and giving her away. Th'
church will be charmingly decorated
about the altar with palms, ferns ant
white midsummer blossoms, and th<
bridal party will be entertained b,
Mr.. Artaud following the ceremony
at which the Rev. DR.. Allen Griffith
will officiate. There will be q spe
cially arranged program of music
given by DR.. Dickinson, the organis
of st. Johns Church.
The bride. who will be escorted By
| Mr.. Artaud, will wear a graceful
gown Of white georgette and Aim,
lace, made after the prevailing long
WASTED fashion. and the tulle veil
! which is very full and arranged will
a. coronet Of Venetian point lace, will
form the train. She will carry lilie'
of the valley and orchids. The littl'
flower girl, Helen Emmett of Wash
ington, who is to precede the bride
! will wear a dainty gown Of ivor,
white taffeta and net and will carr!
a basket of sweetheart roses.
Mrs. William Allen Clark of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, the sister of the bride
groom, will serve as matron of homo
. | and will wear a gown of pink geor
gette with accessories of silver. {
nat Of the same shade and materia
and will carry Ophelia roses. TIL,
two bridesmaids. Miss Vera Adler o