Evening star., 1922-10-07

have as their guest over the week
phia. who came to Washington to at
tend the wedding this Afternoon OF
Miss Gertrude NJ. Gockeler and D..
Harry Tennyson Domer, which will
take place at 6 o'clock in St. Paul's
Lutheran Church.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John l. Cham
berlain and their daughter Miss
Carolyn Chamberlain, are leaving for
Europe. where they will remain for
several months. Miss Chamberlain
will enter school at Lausanne.
Col. and Mrs. George NJ. Dunn en-
tertained a small party at dinner last
evening at the Powhatan.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hugh Rod
man arrived yesterday at the Lee
Mrs Heiberg and her daughter,
Miss Dorethe Heiberg, are spending
the week end at West Point. Miss
r. jDerg will sail Wednesday In com
p..ly with Gen. and Mrs. Chamberlain
and their daughter. Miss Chamber
lain. and the two girls will remain at
school in Lausanne for year.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. T. J. Cowie
IldNt IGSulIcu " thSi qd1a SVAS a. ehiS
Grafton Hotel for the winter.
Mrs. Daniel ]. Carr and her children
have returned from Fort Sam Houston,
Tex. and are stopping with Mrs. James
Tally. 3448 Brown street. Mount Pleas
ant. while Col. Carr is on duty in Bal
timore, Md.
The United States consul general at
Barcelona. Mr.. Ralph j. Totten, will
cot tn1o fv-oS OH r6 q
America, for his new post of duty.
The United States vice consul at
Athens and Mrs. Sidney II. O'Donoghue.
who spent few days, in Washington
earlier in the week. will sail from New
York today. aboard the America. for
the formers post.
Members of the French embassy staff
have taken box at the Garrick The
ater for tomorrow night. when Grace
George will appear in ITO Love" Among
the other box holders are Mrs. Thomas
+. Walsh and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Flather. jr.
Mrs. William Wheatley. after long
absence abroad. is now occupying her
home. 2023 Q street northwest. She
has with her as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Huston Baker OF Kansas City. Mo.
Miss Beall Gott has gone to Allan
tic City to remain for several weeks.
Hullhsh-Bnrrett Wedding
Announced Here.
MIR. and Mrs. D. L. Barnett Of Mem
dota, ILL.,, have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage Of their
daughter Lucille Margaret, to Mr.. II.
Gordon Hullfsh. formerly of Wash :
ington, on Tuesday. September 1s. at
the brides home in Mendoza. Mr..
and Mrs. Hullfish will reside at 1883
DR. and Mrs. George W. Johnston
will be the hosts at the Sunday after
noon tea at the Arts Club tomorrow.
Those who will assist DR.. and Mrs.
Johnston include: Mrs. William E.
Stafford. Mrs: Richard c. Dean. Mrs.
c. c. Marbury. Mrs. Frederic f. Far
rington; Miss Eta Josselyn Giffen,
Miss Bertha Noyes. Miss Mary A. Cry
der Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, Mrs.
Anne P. Gaynor. Mrs. Arthur f. Mus
grave, Mrs. Frances Perce Stratton.
Mrs. Warren n. Akers. Mrs. F. II:
Smell. Miss Emma l.. Ostrander and
Miss Margaret f. Winship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mckee and
their two daughters. Anne and Louise,
have taken a suite at Wardman Park
Hotel. where they expect to remain
about two months
Dr. and Mrs. George Henry Brad
ford have returned to Congress Hall
Hotel from an extended trip through
California and the northwest. Mrs.
Bradford is well known as DR.. Lydia
Allen De Vilbiss of the public health
service.
At the garden tea given at the In
ternational Association of Arts and
Letters this afternoon. the president.
DIR. Maurice Francis Eagan. who has
just returned to Washington. will be
present This may be the last tea
that can be held In the garden. but
the function Will take place every
Saturday afternoon indoors Mrs +.
G. Barnard. chairman of the enter
tanning committee. will be assisted by
Mrs J. W. Hoffman. and Mrs B. F.
Perkins will extend the hospitality
of the club to members and friends.
Mr.. Percival Gassett. United States
consul at Leeds. England. returned
Friday. and will be at the Powhatan
for several days.