The Washington times., 1922-05-29

of Miss Perkins sisters, Miss Olive
Perkin, was married here to the
Marquis d'Amico and another, Miss
Argenta Perkins, become the bride of
Don Luis Penaherrera, then attache
Of the legation of Ecuador at Wash
ington, the wedding taking place at
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins in New Jersey.
Owing TO the recent death OF the
brides grandmother, the wedding Of
Miss Jeanne Marie Perkins. which
will take place at the home of the
bried's mother. the Palazzo Pastoino,
at Genoa, will be simple. The
Marchesa d'Amico will be matron OF
honor for her sister and the brides
maids will be Nine. Penaherrera and
Contessina Agnese Macchi di Cellere,
whose father was for some years
Italian ambassador at Washington.
The ushers will be Prince Piero
| Colonna, brother of the bridegroom,
his cousin, Prince Ascanio Colonna,
and Reginald Perkins, brother Of the
bride.
Prince FNabriAo Colonna, who
bears one Of the most famous names
in Italy, L. the son OF Prince Prosper
Colonna, Prince Of Soninno and
member of the Italian Senate.
Princess Mary Colonna, Duchessa
di Massimo, the bridegroom's mother,
died during the war Of oVerwork In
the Red Cross.
Prince Fabrizio has q war record Of
four years active service at the
front during the world war, leaving
his calvery regiment to serve with
the infantry and arditi, for which he
received several medals.
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Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, who is
spending the summer in Europe,
has arrived in Paris and is at the
Plaza Athenee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Titus and
family will close their home. 1775
N street, on Wednesday, when Mrs.
Titus and chIldEen leave for Cali
fornia. Mr.. Titus expects to join
his family at their home in Bur
lingame in the next few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. l.. Hilton, have
taken possession OF their new home
at III Quincy street. Chevy Chase,
Md.
Nine. Marcel Levie, whose home
is in Corsica, is spending a month
in Nice and will later visit Paris
and London. She will be Joined
shortly by her mother, Mrs. Charles
NJ. Ffoulke, OF Washington, and
Miss Gladys Chapman Smith.
daughter OF Nine. Levie, who
passed the winter in Washington
with her grandmother.
Door aan,i.oI ond Me- Ahart ID
Niblack are staying at Queen
Anne's Mansion in Hyde Park.
London. renewing their old friend.
ships before they return to Ameri-
ca The u. S. S. Utah is in a
floating dock at Portsmouth. where
II probably will remain a month,
allowing Admiral Niblack to pro-
long his stay.
The Georgia State Society of
Washington will meet at the Play
house, 1914 " street northwest, Wed
nesday evening, May 81 at $40 p. NJ.
Short addresses will be made by
Senator w. j. Harris. Hon. w. c.
Wright and Hon. Charles r. Crisp.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected, and the business meeting
will be followed by an informal re.
Ception and dance. All Georgians
are cordially invited.
The present officers of the society
are: Senator Hoke Smith, president; ;
Judge Roberts, vice president; Mrs.
Theodore Tiller, vice president, and
Miss nellie Adamson, secretary.
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Mrs. Arthur Macarthur entertained
at dinner al the Shoreham last eve
ming.
Mrs. Sherman McCallum and her
daughter in law, Mrs. John Sherman
McCallum, sailed on Saturday for
Europe and will spend the summer
abroad Mrs. John Sherman Nc
Callum will visit her parents in Spain
before returning to this country.
Miss Cecilia McCallum is remain
ing in Washington for the present
but will join her mother in Europe
next month.