The Washington times., 1922-09-07

petnk CeieprhLcu py the OPEN
Ing OF the great exposition at Rio
Dc Janeiro. an event OF worldwide
importance. will be marked here by
an interesting furry Of entertain
ing. This afternoon the Brazilian
ambassador. Augusta Cochrane dc
Alencar, viii be at home at the
embassy from 8 to Z o'clock. when
Representatives Of the diplomatic
and official world viii be among
the guests. The ambassador viii
be assisted In receiving by Nine.
Dc Sousa Leao Oracle, wife Of the
secretary Of the embassy.
In the evening the ambassador
win entertain members Of the
embassy staff and q few other
guests informally At dinner and
later the party win attend the
performance at Keith's Theater.
with william Phillips. Acting
Secretary Of State rs host. In
honor OF these distinguished
guests, Il will be Brazilian
night" at the theater, the colors
OF our great sister republic ap.
pearing in the decorations. In
the intermission the famous over.
ture from Inc DIdLiildn Operh
. I'll Guarani," the libretto for
which was written by the present
ambassador father, will be
played.
tablishsd at 1908 II street, long
the home Of the late Henry
Adams.
THE marriage Of Miss Natalie
= Magruder. daughter Of John II.
Magruder, OF Washington, to Guy
Edward Spencer Campbell. which
took place yesterday in London.
took society by surprise. The en-
Ragement had been announced last
week, but II was not expected that
the wedding would take place until
autumn and the arrangements
were made with considerable Sc
crscy. II was an event Of great
interest to Washington, for the
bride has lived here all her life and
has q host Of friends. She has re-
Gently been visiting Lord Ernest
Hamilton, brother.in-law Of Mr..
Campbell. and Lady Hamilton In
England.
The ceremony was soiemnized In
Christ Church, London, Bishop
Berry officiating, and was appar.
emily exceedingly simple. The
bridegroom 10 a great.grandson Of
Lord Edward Fitzgerald. the Irish
patriot, and a cousin OF Viscoupt.
ess Grey. formerly Lady Glencon.
nsr. A sreat-uncle Of Miss Ma
gruder was a member Of the Cabi'
nets Of President Monroe and
President Adams.
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A MOTHER wedding Of the
"a greatest importance In Wash.
ington society took place today
ut noon at Prides Crossing, Mass.
when Miss Alice Harding, daugh.
ter Of w. p. @. Harding, recently
governor Of the Federal reserve
board, became the bride Of Rob.
ert Thompson Pell, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen II. p. Pell. OF New
York, and grandson Of Col. aud
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson, OF
Washington.
The ceremony was performed at
noon In st. Johns Church, Bever-
ly farms, and was followed by q
reception and breakfast at the
summer home OF the brides broth
er.in.iaw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Henry Prince. jr., at
Prides Crossing.
Miss Harding was ATTENDED py
her sister, Miss Margaret Harding
as maid of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Alisa Mellon.
daughter Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury; Miss Beatrice Pitney,
daughter Of Justice and Mrs.
Mahion Pitney; Miss Evelyn Wads.
worth, daughter Of Senator and
Mrs. wadsworth; Miss olivia john
SON, daughter Of owen John
son, and Miss Nina Van Rensse.
laer Dearth.
Asa Barnes Davis, tr., roommate
OF Mr.. Psll at Harvard University.
was his best man. The ushers
were Albert Francke, jr., John II.
q, Pell, brother Of the ''"'dSgroom;
his cousins. Walden Pei. I'd: Sam.
uel c. Hopkins, jr., and Alexander
Mackay.Smith; Frederick II.
Prince, brother.in.law Of the bride:
George M. Grinneli, and Charles
Van b. Cushman, Of Washington.
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Ambassador to Chhe
Returns to Post.
William Miller Collier, American
Ambassador to Chile, sailed on Tues
day from Santiago for this country
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Mrs. John Joyce Broderick, wife
of the commercial counselor Of the
British embassy. and their children
win return TO Washington today
from Deer Park, Nd, where they
spent the summer.
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Mme. Geisser Celesia, wife Of ths
charge d'affaires Of the Italian EN-
bassy, returned to Washington yes
terday and Joined Mr.. Celesia al
their home in Thirtieth street. Nine
Ceiesia spent the summer with hei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Erhart, at their summer home or
Long Island.
Mr.. ahd Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenol
and their son and daughter, arrived
In New York on Monday from Souti
America, where they have been fol
several months.
They have left New York for Bad
eek, Nova Scotia, to spend severn
weeks with Mrs. Grosvener's mother
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell, ans
will not return to washington until
late In the fall.
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Miss Laura Harlan, Mrs. Harding