The Washington times., 1922-10-02

Llomo and Signora di Girolomo and
CheValier NJ. A. Fredo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward
Kent OF Jericho, l.. l., have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss kathrine Kent, 70
c. Huntington Erhart. son of WIN
lam II. Erhart. The wedding VIII
take place November at Jericho.
The engagement is of Interest,"
here as he is brother OF Nine.
Clesia di Vegliasci, wife of the
secretary of the Italian embassy.
Mr.. Erhart left Yale to enter the
American Ambulance Corps attached
to the French army during the
world war. When the United States
entered the war he enlisted ana
served overseas with the Three Hun
dred and Thirty.siXth Battalion
Light Tanks, A. T.. +. His mother
was Frances Lee huntington OF
Brooklyn.
Miss Kent is a granddaughter OF
the late Mayor William K. Grace
and Mrs. Grace, Of New York and
Gracefield, Great Neck, l.. |. she
is a niece of William Russell Grace
and q cousin of the Countess OF
Donoughmore and Mrs. J. S. Phipps,
Mrs. William McCawley. Of Wash,
ington, was a weekend guest ~
Hi Top Inn, which closes tor the
season today.
Chief Tahan Uoseph X. Griffis)'
noted lecturer and writer, was en-
tertained informally at dinner sun
l.
Griffis Is Kiowa Indian Chieftaln
renowned as writer lor ms
myths OF the American Indian and
AZ a lecturer for fifteen years in
the Chautauquas and schools OF the
country. He is engaged now IN
dramatizing the story of the true
+ Hiawatha for production as the
first American opera. His myths
| of the American Indian are being
Duhlished in graded form for use III
I INC nublic schools Of the nation.
Mr.. Griffis is making his home IN
Washington.
r. de Selys de Fanson, counselor
of the Belgian embassy entertained
at dinner informally at the Ne"
willard last evening. There were
! four in the party.
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The marriage of Miss hatht nv
! Dabncy. daughter or Mr. anu WI :"
( Charles William DabnCy' OF iiouStoit'
Toy to John William Ingle, of New
York was solcmnized Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Madl'
osn Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church,
the Rev. Henry c. Coffin officiating
In the presence of the lmmeula'e
/ relatives and close friends.
The bride. who was educational
secretary for the national board OF
Girl Scouts. is "A graduate of the Uni
vcrsitv Of Cincinnati. where her
| father was president. and also of Co.
lumbia University. She attended
, Wellesley. During the war she was
/ superintendent OF a Red Cross hos,
pital near Paris. Upon her return to
! New York she taught at the Horace
! Mann School and was later super
visor of physical education for chill
dren in the schools OF Cincinnati.
Mr.. IngIe Is I'm business in New
! York. He is graduate of the School
of Engineering and Architecture at
! Columbia University. AZ a member
of the Seventh Regiment he served
on the border During the world
war he served in France az captain
| in the Forty.siXth Coast Artillery.
Mr. InGlc and his bride are spend
| ing their honeymoon at a camp in
the AdirOndaCks. Upon their return
| they will reside at an apartment at
| GAS Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dahncy. Of
| Dallas. and Judge Samuel Il. DahneY.
OF Houston. who came to New York
| for the wedding. are at lie Marquis
Hotel with the brides parents.
Charles w. Dabney was formerly
Secretary of Agriculture.