Evening star., 1922-09-25
Miss Wallace Leaving
For Baltimore College.

For Baltimore College.
Miss Ruth Wallace. younger daugh-
ter of the Secretary OF Agriculture
and Mrs. Wallace. will return to her
day. Miss Wallace and her mother spent
a portion of the summer in their home
in Iowa, and stopped in Detroit on
their way east to visit Mr.. and Mrs:
Angus MacLay. son-in-law ,a ana
daughter Of the Secretary y,oa ana MRS. mrs:
older daughter. will not return from
Europe until November.
Mrs. Warren Irving Glover. wife Of
the third assistant postmaster gen.
eral, will close her summer home at
Westhampton, L. l.. this week and
join Mr.. Glover in Washington.
Mrs. Cecilia Hill has announced the
engagement of her daughter. Mary
Alexandria, Va. The wedding will
take place Saturday evening in the
home Of the brides mother on 18th
street at 8 o'clock In the presence OF
a small company of the members OF
the two immediate families and few
close friends. Mgr. Mackin will Of
ficiate.
The naval attache of the United
States embassy in London and Mrs.
Charles L. Hussey have returned to
London from Scotland, where they
went for the shooting.
Mrs. George D. Hope. who went
abroad some weeks ago was recently
in Luzcrne. where dinner was given
in her honor by Connecticut friends
stopping there. A reception followed
| the dinner.
Miss Marguerite Caperton has Joined
her parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
| William Il. Caperton. at New London.
Conn.,, after a brief visit in Newport
! The United States ambassador to the
court Of St. James and Mrs. George
| Harvey will remain late at Dunkeld.
Scotland. where they went for the shoot
ing season. as the new embassy in Lon
don Is not in readiness. The house in
/ Chesham place was presented to the
government by Mr.. J. P. Morgan. whose
home 1t was, but who had not occupied
it for many years. There were many
repairs needed and the ambassador and
Mrs. Harvey will make no plans for
their return to London until later in the
\ season.
Mrs Wesley Martin stoner, presi-
dent Of the Woman's Welfare AS
light fete and festival to be given
the afternoon and evening Of Thurs
| day. October S. from to IL o'clock,
at Pembroke Park, the suburban home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke
Thorn. has arranged a splendid pro-
| gram to which the beautiful grounds
lend themselves admirably.
The general invitation to the public
| is to attend, dance. sing, eat. drink.
play bridge and have your fortune
told" There will be flower booths.
! a candy counter. a pastry shop. Rus
cio TO IN n q
! with all the alluring colors Of the
| orient to attract attention. soda
fountain, book store. curio shop. fish
pond. grab bag. and in fact the
general aspect Of country fair, with
far more fun and many more features
There will be music and almost
every nation of the civilized world
will be represented in the costumes
called for by the dancers and venders
officers of the woman's Welfare
Association include: Board of direc-
president: Mrs. Wesley Martin stoner.
Mrs. John Allen Daugherty. Mrs.
Mark W.. Potter. Mrs. Samuel G.
Blythe, vice presidents: Mrs. Julius
Lansburgh. secretary emeritus: Mrs.
Mrs. William H. King, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Maynard c. Burrell,
34O1 Wisconsin avenue. treasurer:
and Mrs. ]. E. Barnes, Mrs. Wilfred
Du Puy, Mrs. E. H. Everett, Mrs.
George Ehle. Nine. 8. J. Grouitch. Mrs.
Hampson Gary, Mrs. c. A. Hawley,
Mrs Cunningham Hall. Mrs. w. G..
Ham, Mrs. Joseph Hampson. Mrs. 1.
W. Lttell. Mrs. Charles McChord. Mrs.
Cuno H. Rudolph, Miss Janet Richards.
Miss Georgia Robertson, Miss Ethel
Smith. Mrs E. g. SiggerA Mrs. J. D.
Showalter. Mrs. ]. H. Turner, Mrs. AL
fred P. Thorn and Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood.
Col. and Mrs. Hopkins
Visiting in New York.
Col. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins are
guests Of Miss Louisa Leo Schuyler and
her sister, at Highland Falls, N. 2.
Former Assistant Military Attache OF
the italian ernhasRv and Mrs. Carlo