Evening star., 1922-06-22


Mass, for a house party Mr.. and Mrs.
Fourth of July. MIR. and Mrs. de
Bach will sail July 8 for Europe.
The ambassador of Great Britain.
Sir Auckland Geddes. was awarded
the honorary degree of doctor Of
laws at the 154th commencement at
Brown University, in Providence, T..
l., yesterday.
The ambassador, accompanied by
his secretary, Mr.. Hugh v. Tenant.
will sail June % for England and
they will return to America the first
week in August.
The minister of Uruguay and Nine.
Varela, with their family. left today
for Rehoboth Beach. Del, where they
have taken cottage for the summer
months.
Nine. Jaime C. de Veyra. wife of
the resident commissioner of the
Philippines, left last evening for
Chautauqua. N. Y. where she will
make an address tomorrow before
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs. which is holding its bran
nual meeting. Nine. de Veyra is the
official representative of the Wom-
ems Club of Manila.
DIR. ChnmOrrO Receives
ID. l.. Degree mt Chester.
The minister of Nicaragua. DR.. Cha
MORO. returned to Washington yes
terday from Chester. Pa, where he
went to attend commencement eXer-
cises at the Pennsylvania Military
Academy, when the degree Of ID. l..
was conferred upon the minister.
or particular interest In Washing
ton society was the marriage of Miss
Luz Chamorro. daughter of the Presi-
oent or Nicaragua and formerly in
the diplomatic corps in Washington
to Senior Don Miguel Dill, in the
presidential palace on June Is. The
ceremony was witnessed by a large
number Of relatives and friends, while
many more attended the reception
which followed. the company includ-
ing many of the most distinguished
social and political friends of the
president and his family.
Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie left to-
day for Elkins. w. Va. where she
Will be the guest of Senator and Mrs.
Howard Sutherland until Monday.
Mrs Mackenzie went to attend the
wedding of Miss Virginia Sutherland
and DR.. George Marshall Lyon of
Huntington. w. Va, which will take
place Saturday evening in the Davis
Memorial Church at o'clock. 1t viii
be followed by reception at Nathan
Hall, the home of the brides parents.
The bride will be attended by her
four sisters, Mrs. ]. s. Walker, jr.. OF
Huntington. as matron of honor: Miss
Katharine Sutherland, as maid ot
/ honor. and Miss Margaret Sutherland
and Miss Elizabeth Sutherland. as
ma ids. Little Becky Rawn Of Hun
tington. W. Va. will be flower girl.
Mr.. William Strickland will be the
best man and the ushers will be Mr
John Sydney Walker, jr. Mr.. G. Ray
moEd Sutton, DR.. Oscar h. Biern, al!
of Huntington, and Capt. Richard X,
Sutherland. from Camp Benning. Ga,
brother of the bride. Mrs. Sutherland
returned to Elkins last Sunday and
the Misses Sutherland all went on
Monday. where they are having a
large house party of young people.
Mrs. Newberry, wife of Senator
| Truman II. Newberry. left Washing
i ton yesterday for their summer home
at Watch Hill. II. l.. where she will
| spend the remainder of the summer.
Senator Newberry will join her there
| for the week ends as often as he can
! get away.
Overseas Writers. the Washington
orga anization of newspaper men and
authors who have had professional
service abroad, celebrated its first
anniversary at a luncheon at the
Shoreham Hotel today. The special
guest of honor was Mr.. Charles 4.
Hughes. the Secretary of State. 9th
er guests of the club were: Mr.. Ed
ward Price Bell. London correspond
ent of the Chicago Daily News and
dean of American newspaper men in
Great Britain, and Mr.. Edward Bell.
chief of the foreign intelligence di-
vision of the State Department
The luncheon company was receiv-
ed by the officers of Overseas Writ
ers. headed by Mr.. Frederic William
Vile, chairman. and Mr.. Charles 6.
Ross. Mr.. l.. c. Probert. Mr.. r. "
Oulahan. Mr.. Jay G. Hayden and Mr..
stephen G. Bonsal. Among members
and their guests in attendance were:
Mr. John Z. Rice. MIR. Leroy T. Yer
non, Mr.. Charles E. Morris, Mr.. G.
Logan Payne. Mr.. H. +. c: Bryant,
Graves, Mr.. Walter J. Whiffen, Mr..
Donald Wilhelm, Mr.. John 8. Bill
lings. Mr.. Raymond L. Swing, Mr.. Ira
f. Bennett, MIR. J. L. Bray. Mr.. ]. H.
Drummond. Mr.. Gus ]. Karger, Mr.
Franklin Fisher. Mr.: A. L. Bradford.
Mr.. Charles Nicholson, Mr.. David
Lawrence, Mr.. Maynard o. Williams.
Mr.. William Hard, Mr.. Edwin NJ.
Hood. Mr.. Herbert Corey, Mr.. Albert
w. Fox, Mr.. Lewis Wood. Mr. J. Fred
\ dy Don
aid MacGregor, Mr.. Robert T. Small.
Mr.. Horace Green, Mr.. Harold Phelps
Stokes and Mr.. Mark Sullivan.
Mr.. John Joyce Broderick. COM
mercial counselor of the British en-
bassy, and Mrs. Broderick will spend
the season at Deer Park, Md, having
taken one of the cottages connected
with the hotel Mrs. Broderick will
leave Washington about June "a.
A small informal reception was
given yesterday afternoon at the
office OF the French military attache,
Col. George. A. L. Dumont. when
to Maj. L. Dubreuil, assistant mill
tary attache. who will sail for France
June 29, on the 8. S. La Touraine.
Maj. Dubreuil is returning to France
after his term of duty in this coun-
try has expired.
The secretary of the Italian en-
bassy and Signora Celesia enter
tanned few guests Informally at
dinner last evening.
Mrs. Edward Albes, formerly of
Washington, and now of Lima, Peru,
announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter Julia. to Mr.. Herbert Hallett of
that city. Miss Albes is a daughter
of the late Edward Albes, for a num-
ber of years editor of the Bulletin of
the Pan-American Union. After the
death of Mr.. Albes. which occurred a
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