Evening star., 1923-09-14
Society
Chilean Ambassador, Senor Matthew,
in New York for the Week End.
DIR. Wiedfeldt Also There.

~ HE ambassador of Chile, Senor
Don Beltran Matthew. went to
New York yesterday and will
remain over the week end.
The ambassador of Germany, Or. Otto
wiedfeldt. left last evening Tor New
York, to meet Frau Wiedfeldt who VIII
arrive there tomorrow, after passing
several weeks at her home in Germany:
Ambassador and Frau Wiedfeldt viii
come to Washington Monday
Postmaster General
New Leaves Tomorrow.
The Postmaster General, Mr.. Harry S.
New. will leave Washington tomorrow
morning for Chattanooga. Tenn. to at
tend the War Veterans conference
which will be held Monday. He viii go
from there to Louisville, KY, for the
Rural Carriers convention and win pass
several days in, indianapolis before 60
ing to Detroit. Mich, to attend the con-
ference convention of the postal en-
ployes Of the state Of Michigan. which
win be held September %. He will re-
turn TO Washington about September "a
The Secretary of Labor Mr.. James j.
Davis. returned to Washington this
morning from Mooseheart, ILL.,, where he
has been passing some time with Mrs
Davis and their family
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper are
expected to return this evening 10 their
18th street home. after spending several
weeks at Magnolia. Mass. Senator and
Mrs Capper were in their Kansas home
for the early summer
Gen. Joha J. Pershing.- chief of
STAFF, 4. s. A. will leave Washington
tournament at Meadowbrook Club.
J.. l. He will entertain company at
dinner tomorrow evening al the club.
Gen. Pefshing will be accompanied
TO Long Island by his son. Warren
Pershing. Before returning the gen
eral will so to Exeter, Mass. with his
son. who Will enter the Phillips
Exeter School.
Mrs. Robert Nelson stanheld. ana
are in Washington for few days
and are at 1900 18th street They
will go TO New York. sunday. Sep
ten1ber g. and Miss Stanfield viii sail
ON the Julius Caesar for Naples, Sep
tember 26. Mrs Stanfeld will go TO
her home in Portland Ore. return
ing TO Washington December !.
The assistant secretary of war. Mr..
Dwight 4. Davis will return to Wash
nigton Sunday, from Boston, where
h has been passing sometime with
Mrs Davis and their children.
The assistant secretary of the Navy.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, will return to
Washington today from New York,
where he has spent week
The air attache of the British EN-
bassy, Group Capt. M G. Christie, has
returned to Washington, after passing
some time In Mattaposett as the guest
OF the assistant naval attaehe of the
embassy and Mrs. Brown Group Capt.
Christie will go to Detroit the latter
of month tn attend the air
races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin c. Brainerd. 1926
Wyoming avenue, announce the engage
ncnt of their daughter, Mrs. Irene
Brainerd Polk, and Mr.. Allen Lawrence
Story of New Yori; city. The wedding
will take place October 3.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna will go to. At
lantic City today and remain over Sun
day Miss Hanna has been in Washing
ton for week 1or ten days superintend-
ing the renovating Of her home on
Florida avenue.
Former Gov and Mrs James NJ. Cox
of Ohio entertained at dinner last eve
ming at their summer home, in Bethle-
hem, n. II.
Mrs. king Carley, who is passing
some time at the Pine Lodge in New
port, will return to Washington the lat
ter part of the month.
Mrs. Evans Issues Cards
for Daughters wedding.
Mrs. william Pierce Evans has
ISSUED Invitations for the marriage of
her daughter Elizabeth to Mr.. Ralph
A. Graves, Thursday evening, October
A. at O'Clock, in St. Andrews Epis- |
copal Church.
Mrs George Peabody Wetmore and
her two daughters. the Misses Wet
more, will come to Washington to-
morrow from Hot Springs. Va, where
they have been for several weeks
after spending the summer at Lenoxs
Mass, and in short motor trips They
will be at the Hotel Hamilton over
Sunday and then continue their trip
10 New York for the autumn season.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas w. Lockwood
are passing some time in Lenex, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot Stevens are
again in Washington for the winter,
after spending some time at Virginia
Beach and at the Jefferson Hotel, in
Richmond. Mr.. Stevens sister, Miss
Lydia Cabot Stevens, will come from
her home in Cambridge, Mass. for q |
visit before sailing for Europe, where
she will visit her other brother, DR.. |
Gorham Phillips Stevens, in Rome, |
where he is director of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Miss Callie Doyle returned to her
apartment at the New Willard, after
spending three months at the Marl- |
borough -BIenheim, in Atlantic City. |
Miss Doyle spent a short time in New
York on her way back to Washington.
DR.. Charles NJ. Hammett, accom- |
panied by his mother. sisters and |
nephew, Mrs. Hammett, Miss Ham |
NETT. Mrs. t. Nelson Conrad and Mr.. |
Frank Myers, have returned from At
Iantic City, where they spent several
weeks. They made the trip both ways
by motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart have re-
ssRaaasais
Amnns.,