The Washington times., 1922-08-28
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sWgNby JEAN ELIOT m y

tat Watch Hill the middle Of Sep
tember, and with the Senator Will
go to their Detroit home. Should
tfe Senate take recess the Senator
will remain with Mrs. Newberry in
Detroit. ..'
Senator Medill Mccormick will re-
turn this evening from Byron, Ill.,
where he has spent shrot time
with Mrs. Mccormick on their farm.
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One of the prettiest of the early
fall brides will be Miss Joyce Ne
Frank X. Nebeker, whose mar.
riage to Walter Gladstone Moyls
viii take place this evening at
the home of the brides parents
on Ashley Terrace. =.
Miss Nebeker was presented Ito
society two seasons ago and Is a
very popular member Of Washing
toms younger. set. Her husband
to-be was formerly special assist
ant to the Attorney General and
Is. the son of the former Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
James ii. Moyle. now of Salt Lake
City
The ceremony is to be performed
at 1880 o'clock, the Rev. John T.
Axton. chief, Of chaplains, u. i. A,
officiating. An informal reception
will follow the ceremony, Mrs.
Nebeker receiving, assisted by Mrs.
William II. King, wife of the Sen
ator from Utah. and Mrs. Sidney
ii. Young. of Panama, sister OF
the bride. Following the recep-
ton Mr.. Moyle and his bride will
leave on their wedding trip, re-
turning to Washington later in
the fall to take up their residence
here.
The bride will wear charming
frock of white georgette and beads.
made on simple straight lines. Her
tulle veil will be draped from a
Close-fitting little cap of beads TO
match her gown She will carry
white Bride roses and otchids.
Her sister, Miss Della Nebeker,
who will be her only attendant.
will wear cream net 'over yellow
and will carry pink and yellow
roses. Mrs. Nebeker will wear
black net and Jet. Kenneth Parkin-
son will be best man.
For her travelling frock Miss
Nebeker is planning to wear a
street dress of blue Poire twill
with small black velvet hat.
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Frank Hight has returned to
Washington from a months Vaca-
ton spent with his family at Canaan,
N. II. During his absence ne
made a motor trip through the
White mountains.
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Secretary and Mrs. Ishii
Visiting in New York.
Itaro Ishii, secretary Of the Jap
anese embassy in Washington.
with. Mrs. Ishii and their children
are at the Hotel Astor in New
York for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. wiltgen. Of
San Francisco. are in Washington
for ten days visit and are at
the Burlington Hotel
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mannheim
Christen Granddaughter.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. /. Bernard Mannheim
gave an informal buffet luncheon
Saturday at their home, 1744 p street,
following the christening of their
granddaughter. little Betty, Marie
Woodburn, daughter Of Capt Thorn
as Bennett Woodburn, U. 8. A, and
Mrs. Woodburn. The ceremony was
performed in st. Johns Church on
Lafayette square by the assistant
rector. the Rev. DR.. Edward Slater
Dunlap. at 1870 o'clock. Mrs. Clar-
ence B. Miller standing as godmother.
Captain and Mrs. woodburn and
their daughter left later for Omaha,
lGNeb.. where the former has been Or
dered for duty. Captain Woodburn
is a grandson Of the late Governor
Hamilton. was educated in Washing
ton and for whom little Betty Marie
Woodburn. was named. Mrs. Wood
burn was formerly Miss Margaret
Mannheim, OF this city. Captain
Woodburn was stationed at Camp
Holabird, near Baltimore, and since
then has been stationed in Washing
ton
cambridge Colby, former Secre-
tary of State, arrived at the New
Willard today for short visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Mason, Of
New York city, en- route to Deer
Park, Nd, are at the Burlington
Hotel.