The Washington times., 1922-06-26

who are visiting their son-in'law and
daurhtee. Col. and Mrs. +. q. Donald.
SON win leave town the middle Of
this week Tor their home In Green.
vile, N. c., and propose stopping In
Richmond on their way South.
Colonel and Mrs. Donaldson enter.
tained informassy At dinner on Satur.
day evening for DR.. and Mrs. VIII.
son.
Mrs. George Eustis corcoraa, OF
Washington, gave an improthptu
piano recital yesterday Afternoon at
the art association In Newport, the
company assembling In answer 10
invitations by telephone. M. and
Mrs. Gustav ]. White were also on
the program, the former playing nc.
compartments TO the soprano songs
OF his wife.
Mrs. DENLY Returns
After New York visit.
Mrs. Charles DENLY returned to
Washington from New York yester.
day, where she had been attending
the Princeton commencement The
second son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Denby,
Charles DENLY. IT,, was . graduate
with high honors. Their eldest son,
james Orr DENLY. Ii secretary OF
the United States embassy In Tokyo.
where his Uncle. the Secretary OF the
Navy. win shortly visit. Edwin
DENLY. youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles DENLY, 10 . student at Har-
ward. :
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Capt. Thomas schneider, aide to
General Pershing, spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. H.. at their summer
home on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Dennis
have gone TO Lenox, Mass, and are
guests At the Curtis Hotel.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Van Rey-
pen are at Bonnyfield. their cottage
at Quogtie, l.. I. Baron and Baroness
Korff, their sonln-law and daughter.
will spend the summer abroad.
Mrs. Newton Guiick has gone to
Narragansett, r. L.. and will spend
the month OF July at the Massasoit.
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The engagement has been an.
nouncsd In Boston of Miss Catherine
Adams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams. to Henry
eturgis Morgan, OF New York, sec
ond son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams. the
latter formerly Miss Frances Lover
Ing. whose winter home is 1T III
Commonwealth avenue, have a sum.
rner estate. the Glades, In Cohasset.
and also have q country place at
Fairhaven Bay IN Concord.
The American Ambassador to Italy
and Mrs. Richard Washburn Child
have taken q house near Naples
which was formerly occupied by the
American consul, Mr.. Du Bois. who
land Perkins, the Ambassador sec.
erick de Billier In charge OF affairs
OF the embassy.
Mrs. Stephen n. p. Pell and her
sons. Rsbert Thompson Pell and
John II. @. PEN. are at Cherisol,
Southampton. their summer place
Col. Robert M. Thompson. Miss
Alice Harding, whose engagement TO
Robert Peil was announced several
months ago. will spend the month of
July as the guest Of Mrs. Pell. Col
onel Thompson and Mr.. Peii, who
went abroad early In June. will re-
turn on July 6, and will remain at
Southampton through the summer.
Mrs. Edmund J. Brennan will en.
tertain at q lunche con and bridge on
wednesday, June as. In compliment
to Mrs. A. L. Hayes, Of Cleveland.
Ohio.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the First Baptist Church on
Thursday afternoon, when Miss
Lille May Wilmer, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Wesley Wilmer. and
II. Guy Chase, son Of Mrs. Annie II
Chase. OF this city, were Marie
DR.. Henry Allen Tupper performe,
the ceremony.
The bride, who vas given In mar
riage by her father, had Mrs. ]. W..
Wilmer, jr., sister.ln.law Of the
bride, AZ her nnatron Of honor. The
best man was Ralph X. Chase.
brother Of the bridegroom. and the
ushers were Alfred X. Winner and
J. Wesley Winner. jr., brothers Of
the bride; Jarvis Butler and Thomas
Leroy Phillips. 4
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. viii.
lam T. Reed sang For You Alone"
and Mrs. Edmund Barry played the
wedding march.
The bride wore gown or white
embroidered georgette crepe with \
large white hat. She carried q
shower bouquet OF brides roses and
lilies Of the valley. The rnatron OF