Evening star., 1923-09-10

tournament he will 20 to his summer
home, Mount Prospect, at Lancaster,
~. II. to join Mrs. Weeks for fort
night.
Distinguished Guests
at NicaraEuan Legation.
The minister of Nicaragua and
Sonora do Chamorro have as their
guests at the legation Senior Miguel
ZijiI and Sonora de Zijii, son-inlaw
and daughter of the President of
Nicaragua.
The minister of Persia. Mirza Hus-
tonding the Institute of Politics at
Lcnox. Mass. He will return to
washington next week.
Senator and Mrs. James w Wads-
worth. jr., have announced the en-
Eagemcnt of their daughter Evelyn
to Mr.. w. Stuart Symington. Sd, of
Baltimore. the wedding to take place
in the spring. Miss Wadsworth was
in December 1921. when she was at
home from Vassar for the Christ
mas holidays. She graduated from
Xassar the following June. Miss
former Representative and Mrs.
James w. Wadsworth of New York.
who spend their winters in their K
street home here, and of the late
Hay, in whose home. on Lafayette
Square, Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth
live. Miss Wadsworth is one of the
most popular members of society and
Symington is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Stuart Symington of Baltimore
and a grandson of the late Mr. w.
stuart Symington, also of Baltimore.
ae is a brother of Mrs: De Courcy
fhom and Mr. Francis S. Symington
and Mr.: Charles H. Symington. His
FAMILY has been identified with Bal
LIinore society for many generations.
Als father is a graduate of Johns
Hopkins University. which ne at
tended for only a year graduating
from Yale in June of this year His
mother was formerly Miss Emily
1aXaii Harrison: also member of
lngton is member of the Baltimore
Club. the Maryland Club, the Balti-
more Country Club, the Green Spring
valley Hunt Club and the Kennel
The consul of Cuba attached to the
cuban embassy, Senior Don Cayetano
De Quesada Soccarras. will be host
At a reception at Meridian Mansions
this evening. for which about $50
guests have been asked to meet the
Latin American diplomats who at
tended the Monroe centennial expo
sition at Los Angeles last month
senior de Quesada, who is a nephew
OF the first minister to Washington
from the island republic, will be as
sisted in receiving by the members
OF the embassy staff. Motion pictures
ot the diplomats taken during the
Trip to the coast and back will he
ahown and dancing will follow. The
ballroom will have the flags of the
eWenty-one Pan-American republics
nung about the room. and a buffet
supper will be served about midnight.
The counselor of the legation of
Rorway and Nine. Steen have given
Up thelr cottage at Huntington, Long
lsIand' and with their family have
Ter season.
The commercial counselor of the
british embassy. Mr.. John Joyce
siroderlck, is had company of five din
,,hg informally with him last evening
In the Willard roof garden.
MAJ. Gen. Frank W. Coe. chief of
coast artillery. and Mrs. Martha Pratt
Donnellan were married at noon to-
oaiv oay py G, the I3;,;, ReY Dr. y. G. B. Pierce,
children of Mrs. Donnellan being
present at the ceremony. Gen. and
MRS Coe left on a brief motor trim,
Tsturnlns shortly to say good bye to
55,eIt Zoe, who is leaving for the
philippines. and to establish Mrs,
Goes children in their schools.
mrs. Coe is the daughter OF the Iate
Srlg. Cen Sedgwick Pratt a sister of
tyli, mayi zen. John 5: Pratt of the coast
5rtlllery. and first cousin of Mai
Conger Pratt. of the air service. now
stationed in Washington. ~"
Gen. and Mrs. Coe will be at bome
Ct the St Nicholas apartments after
Mr.. Antonio Martin-Rivero. former
Cuban minister to the United States
1as lett Havana for Mexico City. where
s,,s..