Evening star., 1922-09-26

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ington. Baroness Won Thermann Will
return within a week, accompanied by
her children.
Associate Justice Takes
A Permanent Residence.
| Mr.. Justice and Mrs George Suth-
erland have taken an apartment at
2029 Connecticut avenue for the win
ter and will give up their apartment
at Stoneleigh Court the end Of this
week.
will go to their home in Phoenix. Ariz:.
the end Of this week to remain until
Congress convenes in December.
embassy. ~" Capt: ea' 4fsai Francis ~ Tos.enhsm:
will arrive in Washington the middle Of
| October. Capt Sidney r. Bailey will
complete his tour early in October,
when, with Mrs. Bailey, he viii come
returning to England. Capt. Bailey
was also attached to the British embassy
in Brazil, where he took his bride.
formerly Miss Mildred Bromwell, for
the opening Of the centennial exposition
in Rio de Janiero.
Miss Dunster Foster will arrive today
frfom her home in Lexington. KY, to
visit Miss Elizabeth Zolnay, in the home
Julian Zolnay. Miss Foster will be the
guest Of honor Friday afternoon of
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn. who will
give bridge party for her.
Judge and Mrs. Robert Hardison
| announce the engagement of their
daughter Mary Lucille to Mr. E. C.
| Gott. jr., the wedding to take place
| next month.
DR.. and Mrs A. j. Pistor announce
| the engagement of the latter's daugh-
ter, Mary Hildegarde Higgins. to Mr..
John Edward Doyle: The wedding
will take place in December.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Trigg an
| nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Martha to Mr.. James Scott
Holladay of Rapidan. Va The wed
the summer home of the brides
parents, at Front Royal, Va
Lieut.. Col. Lewis G. Lucas. U. s.
their daughters. Mis- Miss Pau Paula LUCAS LUCAS and and
Miss Louise Lucas. have returend to
their residence, on Biltmore street,
after an absence of several weeks.
Col. and Mrs. Lucas visited in New
England, and were later guests of
Island, where their daughters Joined
them.
Rear Admiral Robert S. Griffin,
passing few days at the Hotel Astor
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eaches Fem
in October and will return to WASH
ington for the winter
DR.. MfllspauEh Host
At Dinner Last Night.
DR.. Arthur Chester Millspaugh will
the La Fayette for Havre on his way
to Persia, where he will be admins
traitor Of finance for that country.
DR.. Millspaugh has been economic ad-
wiser of the State Department for
some years and resigned his post
will entertain at dinner this evening
at the Cosoms Club, when his guests
will be those who will accompany
him as a mission to Persia
The marriage Of Miss Theresa Mat
thews, daughter of Mrs. Nellie T.
Matthews. to Mr.. William c. O'Brien
will take place to morrow afternoon
in st. Joseph's Church. The cere-
mony will be performed by. the Rev:
Miss Matthews will be attended by
her cousin. Miss Cecilia Ryan Of st.
Louis, Mo-, and Mr.. James A. Sullivan,
jr., will be best man. Mr.. John Fitz-
gerald, Mr.. John T. Quinn. Mr.. Bert
ram J. Murphy and Mr.. Gerard COL
Inns will be the ushers.
Mr.. OBrien was schoolmate in
Dublin Of the late Patrick Pearse,
first president of the irish republic,
in 1916.
Mrs. A. Davis Ireland and her
daughter, Miss Louise Ireland, who
have been in Europe since. the early
summer, are expected in New York
today aboard the Homeric, and will
return to Washington shortly.
Miss Elizabeth Latimer has Joined
her father, Rear Admiral Julian Lati-
mer, in his apartment at the High
lands. Mrs. Latimer remained in
Newport, and will return to Wash
ington later in the autumn. Miss
Latimer's marriage to Lieut.. Robert
C1avin Thaxton. U. 8. M c.. will take
place late in November. though no
day has as yet been selected.
Mr.. and Mrs Horatio Nelson Slater,
jr., were guests Of honor at luncheon
yesterday of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Denniston Lyon. who en-
tertained at Pierre's, in New York.
Mr.. T. c. Mitchell, who will sail
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