Evening star., 1922-08-26

Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry to
Entertain House Party on Lake
Delaware for Labor Dav.

with them. at their residence, 1881 Kalo-
rama road. their son. Francis T. Weiis'
who is recuperating from an operation
at Walter Reed Hospital.
Mrs George Howard. who Is spend
ing the summer in Newport. ga
dinner last evening at the Clamp1he
Club for her son, Mr.. Henry Howard
for which additional guests "eie
asked. Mrs. Howard formerly iiVea IL,
WashingtoR, but has spent the lase
few years in New York.
Former Secretary of the Interior
Judge .rchn Barton Payne sailed
aboard Ia lajestic today for Europe
He will return in the carly sautuinh.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flather, jr.
who left Washington two weeks aso
for Duluth, Mimi. are in camp he%r
that city and will not return 10
Washington until the middle oil sep
tcnlber.
Lieut. w. T. Richards. LIST Air Serv.
ice. l.. S. A...and Mrs. Richards are al
the Burlington Hotel.
Mr. and Mira Frank *. Nebeker have
announced The engagement OF thelr
daughter Joyce and Mr.. Walter Glad
stone Moyle. son of Former Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
William Fl. Moyle of Salt Lake tity.
The wedding will take place Monday
evening, in the home of the bride
parents.
Farewell Dinner for
Senor Jorge A. Pezet.
Senior Jorge a. Pezet. attache of the
embassy of Peru. who is leaving
Washington Sunday, was guest OF
honor at a fa.'ewell dinner at Ward
man Park last night with members
of the embassy staff as hosts. A
number of Mr. Pezet's colleagues in
the corps were also guests.
United States Ambassador to Bel
gum and Mrs. Henry P. Fletcher will
have as their guest the latters
mother Mrs. George H. Bend of New
York. who sailed today aboard the
Majestic.
A large costume ball was given last
evening in the Hotel de la PLACE at
Nara ganSett Pier for the benefit of
the fire department of that resort.
The committee in charge included Mr..
William G. Morrow O. Washington
and Mr. Isaac Emerson of Baltimore
and a numb.4' of summer residents
from other cities. Preceding the ball
4 number of dinner parties were given,
Isaac Emerson. Mrs. Irving H. Chase
and Mr.. Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oliver Rea,
whose marriage took place Thursday.
sailed today aboard the Majestic for
several months in Europe. Mrs. Rea
was formerly Miss Margaret Moore
head, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Moorehead. jr.. of Pittsburgh. and her
marriage to Mr.. Rea took place in the
Of lrnr
Watch Hill, r. ]. Mr.. Rea is the son
of Mrs Henry r. Rea of Pittsburgh.
who spends her winters in Washing
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Burial Hoff-
man will return to their villa. Eden
Classic, at Southampton. the end of
next month from Europe. where they
went early in the summer.
Capt. and Mrs. l. c Avery and their
daughter are at the Hotel Vanderbilt,
New York. for a short stay.
Mrs Richard Mansfield is in New
to Washington for a brief visit. She
is soon sailing for Europe to take
up her work with the American Com
mittee for Devastated France. Mrs.
Mansfield returned to this country
month ago and has been resting at
New London, Conn.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ. Depew have arrived at Brlarclln
Manor from LenoX. and will remain
through the early autumn.
Mrs Catherine w Hurley announces
the marriage of her daughter Berthe
Lydia to Mr.. Dennis Palmer. the
ceremony taking place in St. Pauls
Church at 8 o'clock this morning, the
Rev James S. Mackin officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer left imm ediately
after the ceremony for short motor
trip and upon their return will make
their home in Washington. \
Mrs Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
has returned to her villa at Newport
after spending few days in New
York.
DIR. and Mrs. Hilton Back
From Motor Trip.
DR.. and Mrs S L. Hilton returned ;
Wednesday night from a two-week
motor trip to Pittsburgh and Cleve-
land where they attended the annual
of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association, of which asSo-
citation DR.. Hilton was president.
They returned by the way of Erie,
Buffalo. Watkins Glen. Elmjra, Owego,
Tuxedo, New York, Phil |
adelphia and Baltimore.
Owing to the unsettled industrial
conditions Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Til
Ter have been unable to leave for
their motor trip to Canada. but expect
to leave the first of September. ,
Miss Mary Louise Brown Of Green's
boro. n. c.. is spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tiller en- route to +,
her home from New York, where /she
has been attending Columbia Univer- /!
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