The Washington herald., 1922-08-17
WASHINGTON SOClE1 Y

TIM Presidsnt and Irs. Harding
have gfvsn up their long-plannsd
Witt to Nooseheart III. where thar
were to visit the Secretary Of Labor.
James Davfs. Elaborate Orange
ments had been made for the enter
tsinment o; President and Hrs-
Harding.
sec,stAry of War Weeks. Senator
james Wadsworth. 5r.. Assistant ssc-
rstary Of War j. Mayhem VAIN
wright and Gem John J. Pershing
have accepted invitations to speak At
the convention Of the Military Order
Of the. World War. to beld In Atlantic
City on September is. - and 90
Gen. John J. Pershing has gone to
Narragansett Pier to witness the polo
matches between the army team and
the Meadow Brook team, which are
being held at the Point Judith Polo
Club He is the guest Of Philip 9. p.
Randolph. president Of the Point Ju-
bdith Club. at wndneld Farm. Mr..
ERandelph gave . luncheon for Gen.
Pershing yesterday before the game.
PLAN DINNER TO WELCOME
SECRETARY DENBY's RETURN.
|. Plans are under way to give an all
naval dinner as q welcome to Secre-
,tary Of the Navy Edwin DENLY upon
his return from his trip to the Orient
The commission which conducted the
first atl-naval dinner for the oficers
ON duty in Washington and vicinity
are planning to give this one.
The Secretary Of Labor. James J.
Davis, plans to leave Sunday for
Mooseheart. Ill. where he will Join
Mrs. Davis. who IL spending the sum-
mer there. The Secretary viii remain
there until after August Is for the
celebration Of the dedication Of the
statue Of Mr.. Davis erected there by
the members of the Loyal Order Of
Moose. in recognition Of his services
sas director general of the organixa-
tion. which President and Mrs. Hard
ing had hoped to witness.
The Polish Minister. Prince Lubo-
rnirski. who has been In Poland since
early In the spring. win return here
early next month and will be accom-
panied by Princess Lubomirska.
The second international weddins
of the week took place yesterday
afternoon In the chapel of st. Bar
tholomew's Church in New York a,
- O'Clock. when Miss Elizabeth Anne
Howe. daughter of Mrs. Emerson
Howe. was married to DR.. Alfredo
Gonzales Prada. secretary of the
Peruvian Embassy
The rector of st. Bartholomew 8
Church performed the ceremony,
which was Witnessed by relatives
and q few intimate friends, the
I-arty including members of both
families and representatives of the
Peruvian government.
DR.. Prada and his bride will leave
for Europe on the s. 8. Paris on
august %, and will take a trip
Through France. Spain and Italy. re-
turning to Washington in Decem-
ber, when DR.. Prada will resume his
duties.
The Charge d'Affaires of Poland
and Mime. Kwapiszewska enter.
tanned eighteen guests at dinner
last evening at the Shoreham and
later they danced at the Polish
Legation. where they were Joined
by, additional guests.
MRS. ROBERT HINCKLEY VISITS
PETERBOROUGH, ENGLAND.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss
GLADYS Hinckley. who are spendine
the summer abroad. are now VISITING
the MARQUIS and Marquise Of Hunt
ley AT orton Hall. Peterborough
England, beautiful estate of some
hundred acres. The marquise's son,
Arthur Bradley Campbell, who Is with
his mother. who was formerly Mrs
James Mcdonald, of this city, 4,
leaving shortly to assume his dutie,
on the stan of the United State,
Ambassador to Chile, William Mil
ler, Collier.
Major and Mrs. Casper Rucker
are receiving congratulations on thf
birth of a daughter last Sunday ir
Groenville. s. c. Mrs. Rucker wa,
formerly Miss Maysne Donaldson
daughter Of Col. and Mrs. T. Q. Dom