Evening star., 1923-06-02
Society
Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Hughes Have
Boxes for Concert Monday After :.
noon at Belasco Theater.

train of satin was almost hidden be-
meath her tulle veil which was held
by coronet of point lace and orange
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Myles Standish Slocum of
stamford, Conn.,. was the matron
or honor and wore a gown of woven
mist and lace, gracefully draped over
rose pink satin. and her hat was a
large picture hat of natural color
straw trimmed with gay colored
nowers and she carried a bouquet of
spring Mowers to match the colors
on her hat. Her tiny daughter Caro-
lyn Slocum was train bearer and
was in dainty frock of French blue,
with deep lace fulled around the low
neck ana railing to the waistline
forming the sleeves.
Mr.. Armistead Peter, Sd, was best
man and the ushers were Mr. Mont
gomery Blair, jr.; Mr. Robert Bell.
MT. Campbell Roberts Coke and Mr..
fichard Holiday, jr., of New York.
MRS: Hitchcock and Mrs. Seeiey re-
ce:fed. the former in orchid chiffon
and the latter in old blue crepe de
chlne with black hat
Later IN the day Mr.. and Mrs.
Sceiey VIII leave for motor trip.
When the latter will wear a sports
suit OF polo cloth in a soft shade of
cocoa and small hat to match. After
al nome at 624 Hastings street, Pitts
hurgh, Pa.
Inc Secretary of War and Mrs.
weeks Will arrive in Washington
Monday' after an absence of several
weeks spent on the west coast
Inc counselor of the French en-
Dassy.- Count Charles de Chamhrun
for ~ro mas neen at his home in France
tIi tIis several months. will return to
.hls country the latter part of the
embassy. "' 'he
80 col; &c {; e; Charlton. who will sue
ceed Maj. Gen. H ]. Betheu as r,iIi-
taTy attache of the British embassy
VIII arrive in New York the middle
OF the month from England.
Sonora de ,olaya. wife of the min
guest at luncheon today OF Mrs
tenton Bradford. who entertained in
ne msr apartment in the Rochambeau
ne other guests were Sonora de
A1aro' wife of the minister Of
Panama; ; Nine. Dumont, wife OF the
h'Ii.ary hy attache of the French en-
oassy; Nine: Hibino. wife of the as
sis,ant naval attache of the japanese
embassy: Mrs. Richard d. Dean Mrs
!; =; EriS Powell. Mrs. John ]. Hamilton
mrs. La Sale Corbell Pickett Mrs
Mltcneli Carroll and Miss Agnes Golden
sister of the hostess. IL
Maj. and Mrs. James A. LYON tho
latter latter formerly Mrs. William Henry
Smitn, Jr' are giving a large garden
't "a ~ ~ lnis afternoon. from 4 to Z O'Clock
at an, TienView farm. near Rockville, Tberc
VIII be an orchestra in the house and
on the lawn for dancing. anu
Mrs, Frank s Hight and her tbree
children have arrived AT that s',,'.
mer home, Woodland Farm r.noa
~, ~. n. having made the trip by motor
MISS Mary Palmer. daughter of NJ
A. Mitcfell Palmer. accompanied them
ana is to be their guest through the
month of June. 'he
MISS Helen Cannon and her niacs
Mss He!en LIE Seure. sailed from New
2I, L ork today on board the Majestic and
TIL 1iI spena several months in Europe.
= Inc marriage of Miss LIE Seure to Mr.
dorsey Richardson of Baltimore will
take place shortly after their return
Maj. Cen. and Mrs Robert c. Davis
VIII entertain at dinner tonight at the
chevy Chase Club in honor of Mai
Gen. and Mrs. John L. Hines.
DR.. William F. Patten will enter
tam at dinner this evening in honor
OF MISS Camella Ponsella, who will
arrive today. for a week or ten-day
stay.
Miss Margaret L. whiteford, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Morgan White
ford of Whiteford. Md. and Mr.. Ed
ward Burton Corning will be married
this afternoon at o'clock In the
bethlehem Chapel of the Washingr@:I
Cathedral by the dean, the Rev. G. c.
f. Bratenahl