The Washington herald., 1922-07-26

the new WIZARD dotei xor teW
days.
The marriage Of Miss Eola Thorn
ton Rice and Harry A. L. Barker
Will take place this evening 1t
Foundry NJ q. Church. The eere-
mony will be performed At 8 o'clock
and the bride will be given In mar
riage by her father. M. p. Rice.
Mrs. w. 8. Duvald. sister Of the
bride, will be matron Of honor. and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Rena
r. Rice and Miss Gail Nelson.
James T. Barker. Of Baltimore. will
be best man for his brother. and the
ushers include Lewis Conradis.
Richard Z. Wexford, Albert J. Ber-
res, John T. Jones. c. H Warrington.
Horace Ward, Warren McLafu and
william c. Miller.
Little Miss Mildred Wenig VIII be
flower girl. A reception at the home
Of the bride will follow the cere-
mony.
ENSIGN AUGUSTUS DONALDSON
COMING TO VISIT PARENTS.
Ensign Augustus Donaldson. u.
.. N.s VINO 10 oh outy ~ ooh 1iSeos
Cal, will arrive In Washington
shortly on leave. and will accom-
pany his parents. Col. and Mrs. T.
Q. Donaldson, on motor trip to
their home in Greenville. s. c..
where they will spend several
weeks. They will leave Washing
ton on August s. Col. and Mrs.
Donaldson's daughter, Mrs. Casper
Rucker, is at present visiting in
Greenville. and Maj. Rucker win
join. her there shortly. going from
Fort Leavenworth. kans.. where he
is on duty.
Miss Alice Mann, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. !. T. Mann, who will en-
tertain a house party at her sum-
mer home at Coolidge Point. Mass.
beginning August 1. viii have as
guests Miss Frances Hampson. Miss
Betty Grove. Miss Sidney Webb and
her fiance, Walter r. Chappell, of
New York; Maj. Stuart Cramer,
ieut. Thomas Schneider and Chester
Lockwood.
Miss Hampson will be the guest
of Miss Grove, who is visiting her
brother in Baltimore for a few days
before going North. leaving Wash.
ington Friday.
The Solicitor General and Mrs
James NJ. Beck and Miss Beatrics
Beck. arrived in New York yester.
day aboard the Majestic from Eu.
rope, where they have been since
the early spring. Mr. Beck will
come at once to Washington and
Mrs. Beck and Miss Beck will Rs
to their summer home at Seabright
N. j.. for the remainder Of the sea.
son.
Col. A. c. Dalton, U. s. A., will h,
presented with the Distinguished
Service Medal, the ceremony takins
place this afternoon at q O'CLOCK
in the office Of the Secretary of war
This decoration is being bestowed
upon Col. Dalton, who has alread,
received several citations. in recog.
hition OF his service In the manage.
ment OF the port Of New York dur.
ing the war.
}. p. Lefevre. charge d'affaires OF
the Republic of Panama, will en-
| Soheht IN the PRESIDENTIAL
suite at the New willard in honor
Of the committee of the American
Medical Association appointed to
cooperate with the board of direc.
tors of the Gorgas Memorial. His
guests will be DR.. Charles w. Rich.
ardson. Of Washington; DR.. De
Schweinitz. president Of the Amer.
lean Medical Association; DR.. Lund
Of Boston: Admiral w. c. Braisted
chairman of the Gorgas Memorial
Postmaster Gengeral Hubert Work
former president Of the American
Medical Association; william Phil.
lips, Undersecretary Of States; Sur.
geon General Merritt w. ireland
Admiral Stitt, Surgeon General H
Cumming, of the Public Health
Service; DR.. L. s. Rowe, director
general of the Pan American Union
Francis White, chief of the Latin.
A merican division; Robert Bliss
Third Assistant Secretary of State
Mr.. Belisario Porras. jr., consul
general of the Republic of Panams
in New York, and Gen. Noble.