Evening star., 1923-10-17


Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes
will attend the wedding to-
night of Miss Mae Edwards
Norwood and Mr.. william Hopkins
Beck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Beck. The ceremony will be per-
formed at o'clock in St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church by the Rev Her
bert Scott Smith, and will be fol-
lowed by reception at the home
of the brides cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Middleton Grimes. Mr.. Beck
is secretary of Mr.. Hughes.
Sonora de RianO Conc
To Hartford for Visit.
Sonora de Riano, wife OF the am
bassador of Spain, left this morning
for Hartford. Conn, where she VIII
be the guest of her aunts, the Misses
Foster, for ten days or fortnight.
The minister of Colombia and Sc
nora de Olaya entertained company
at dinner last evening at the New
Willard Hotel.
The secretary of the Netherlands le
cation and Nine. Hubrecht are moving
today from the house at 2419 Massa-
chusetts avenue to zoos Massachu-
settS avenue.
Nine. Hubrecht has been added to
the list of patronesses for the junior
alliance revue, to be given at Polls,
Friday and Saturday.
An unusual and interesting we'd
ding was that of Mrs. Kennedy
Wheeler, to DR.. p Lessinoff, retiring
secretary of the Bulgarian legation,
which took place today at noon, in
the Bulgarian legation. Both the
FniSNnnol nd
were used; the Rev. Allen Hawke
worth of London, officiating at the
Episcopal ceremony and the Rev DIR.
Tsenoff. assisted by Rev Nakoff, act
ing in the other service. About fifty
guests were present. including init
mate friends and the members of the
legation staff, and a wedding break
fast was served following the cere-
mony. The legation was decorated
with chrysanthemumS, dahlias and
autumn leaves, and the bride and
bridegroom stood before an impro-
vised altar of white flowers and
palms.
Mrs. Wheeler was given in mar
riage by her mother Mrs. Hartley
Given. and wore a gown of royal blue
velvet and cloth of silver made with
sleeves and rather high neck line.
The skirt was draped to the back
where ruffres of the silver cloth
formed a pannier effect. She wore a
picture hat of silver with streamers
of silver lace falling to the hem of
the gown and carried orchids.
Mrs. William North Sturtevant at
tended her mother as matron of honor,
wearing a froCk of cream crepe over
satin. a hat OF gold and brown bro
caded velvet and carried pink rose
buds
The minister of Bulgaria. DR.. Pana-
retoff, was best man for DR.. Lessinoff,
in the Bulgarian service, and Mr..
ha11 al faI IN,
the Episcopal service.
Nine. Panaretoff assisted DR.. Les
sinOff and his bride in receiving.
wearing a gown of gray and silver
brocaded chiffon, and a large black
hat.
Mrs. Given wore n gown of light
gray crepe trimmed in chinchilla.
with small hat TO match.
DIR. and Mrs. Lessinoff will leave
late today for New York, when the
trimmed in skunk. brown velvet hat
with flowing veil, and cape of ko-
linski fur.
they will sail Saturday on the
Olympic for Europe, spending some
time in Paris before going to Vienna
to be the guests of the charge daft
faires of Bulgaria in that city. At
the conclusion of their visit there
they will go to London. where DR..
Lessinoff will take up his duties as
secretary of the Bulgarian legation.
A wedding of much interest to
Washington will be that Saturday in
San Francisco of Miss Gene culbert-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
". Culbertson of Shelbyville, Ind. 10
Mr.. Scott Carroll Bone, ir,, son of the
Governor of Alaska and Mrs. Scott G.
Bone. The ceremony will be per-
formed in the morning IN the home of
Mrs. Abbott and will be attended by
> small company of relatives and
friends Gov. Bone, who is now in
the east, Will come to Washing
ton Saturday from New York, and
will not be present at his sons we'd
ding. Mrs. Bone, however, is expect
ed to attend. Gov. Bone is native
of Shelbyyiile, though he and his
very young and lived in Washington
for about twenty years. They went
from here to Seattle. Wash, where
they made their home until the late
President Harding appointed Mr.. Bone
governor of Alaska
Miss Culbertson has recently been
living In Omaha, where her brother
tn-laW and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Peterson. live, and with them and an
other sister, Mrs. George Batty of
Denver. spent the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. Cuibertson in Indiana. Mr.
Bone, the bridegroom elect was con-
nected with the Shipping Board dur
Ing the war, but after the armistice
moved to San Francisco, where he is
in business.
to attend the conference of governors
called by President Coolidge and will
go to San Francisco to visit his son
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