Evening star., 1923-08-29
I. ,. Senator'S End Camping
Trip mt NOrthease HarbOr.

Senator George Wharton Pepper
and Senator Frederick Hale. who
have been on a hunting and hiking
expedition in the woods of Maine.
nave returned to Northeast Harbor.
where Senator and Mrs. Pepper have
been spending the summer months.
They will not return to Washington
for some time.
Senator and Mrs Walter +. Edge
haye returned to their summer home
t Fentnor. y. j.. after passing Sew
eral days a the Ambassador Hotel in
New York.
Senator and Mrs. David \. Reed
and their daughter, who have been
abroad for several weeks. will sail
shortly for this country and will go
to their home in Pittsburgh before
coming to Washington. Their daugh-
ter is remaining in one of the con-
rtnental schools for Il course of in
struction this winter
Because of the absence of Nine.
Hubrecht from Washington, the
charge d'affaires of the Netherlands.
Dr. j. r. Hubrecht will not issue
the occasion of the silver jubilee of
Her Majesty. Queen Wilhelmina. He
will, however. be at home at his resi-
dence, 2419 Massachusetts avenue. to
those who wish to observe this event
on the afternoon of Wednesday, Sep
tember 5, from to Z o'clock.
The minister of Persia. Mira Hus-
sen Khan Alai and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt C. Poolem were guests of honor
the Consular Service and Mrs. Wilbur
J. Carr, who entertained at the Aspln-
wall Hotel in Lenox. Mass.
Miss Marcy Miley. daughter of Mrs.
NiIey and the late Col John D. NIiley.
L. S. A, and MIR. Lesley Ashburner.
son of Mrs. Charles A. Ashburner and
the late Mr.. Ashburner of Philadelphia.
were quietly married yesterday after
noon at the Church of the Epiphany.
the Rev. Raymond l.. Wolven otticiat-
ing.
Miss NIiley is the granddaughter of
tho late Gen. Alfred Mordecai and Sally
Maynadier Mordecai, who were married
at the Church of the Epiphany in 1866.
Mr.. Ashburner and his bride are max
ing their home temporarily at the
Greenway apartment in Baltimore.
Brig. Gen. James Allen and Brig.
Gen. James A. Buchanan and Mr..
Frances J. Buchanan, who have been
passing some time at Saratoga
Springs, are now in New York. They
will come to Washington shortly.
Col. Julian r. Linsey. L. S. A.
VINO IS passing part of his annual
leave at NarraSansett Pier will return
TO Washington the middle of September
The United States consul at Riga.
Maj. John Z. H. has gone to his
country place at .'"iuar. n. J.. to
spend some time before returning to
his post. Maj. Hurley has been in
New York for some time.
Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, director
of the United States Veterans Bureau.
will go to Philadelphia tomorrow to
make an address.
The marriage of Miss Anne Spencer,
daughter of Mrs. John billiard Spencer
of Danville, Va. to Mr.. Lee Overman
Gregory, will take place September g.,
in DanviIle. Mr.. Gregory is the
nephew of Senator Lee Slater Oyer
man.
Col and Mrs. John j. Miller. have
arrived in Washington to be the
guests of the latter's sister. Countess
r. r. NJ. de Badai, at 2l4S Florida
avenne.
Capt and Mrs. John A. Andrews and
their infant son are now at Camp Dix,
N J., en- route to Fort Hamilton, where
Capt. Andrews has been ordered to
duty. Capt and Mrs. Andrews have
spent the greater part of the summer