Evening star., 1923-07-11
They will be at home after July 15 at
5222 Belt road

They will be at home after July Is at
5222 Belt road.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Soyez enter
tained at dinner last evening for the
latter's daughter. Miss Lilita Dawson.
Of New York, who Is making a series
OF visits In Washington. The other
guests were Miss Margaret Zolnay,
Miss Betty Byrne. Mr.. Bernard Sulli-
van; Mr.. James Johnston. Mr.. Mannix
Walker and Mr.. John Richie, jr.
Mrs. Soyez and Miss Dawson will
leave Washington July 10, to spend
week at West Point. They will
pass several days in New York before
returning to this city.
Tho wedding of Miss Martha Erni
and Mr.. Walter Rev, both of Switzer-
land. which took place at 9 o'clock
yesterday yes morning In the Church of
Father Hannemann officiating, was
of more than ordinary interest since
the bride travelled over 5000 miles in
coming from Italv, arriving last Fri
| ment to Mr.. Rey dates back to a
period before he came to this coun-
try year ago, his father being an
important railway official in Switzer-
land. Her home Is In Brunnen. while
that of the bridegroom is in Goldau.
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to this country to further his pro-
feSSion.
There were n number Of friends to
witness the ceremony. and after a
PARTS of the country. they will make
their home in Milwaukee, Wis
Humane Education Society
Benefit Bridge Saturday.
The board of management of the
Humane Education Society. which in
: cludes Mrs. Dugan Fletcher, Mrs. X.
Townsend Cocks, has completed ar
rangements for bridge party to be
given at the home Of the secretary
Miss Edna Patton. 3O46 Newark
street. Cleveland Park, at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. The proceeds
from the bridge are to defray ex-
penses on the animal rest farm. where
| many dumb animals are kindly
treated.
Mr.. Robert c. Briggs, president OF
the Humane Education Society. pre-
sided at the meeting Sunday after
noon, at which arrangements were
made for the bridge, Miss Helena NJ
OConnell being the chairman of pub
licity. There was short but inter-
esting program besides the business
of the meeting.
Mrs. Sebre Of Coronado Beach. Calf
| arrived In Washington yesterday and
Is staying at the New Willard, having
come to Washington for the purpose
| or visiting her son. Capt. John B.
Sebre, who is stationed at Quantico.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elvans Mayfield
! left Washington on Monday for New
| York. and after a stay of few days
there will go to Montreal and Que
! bee, later going to the White noun
tains to spend several weeks.
| Miss Otie r. Nelson sailed from New
York this morning aboard the Presi-
| dent Monroe for three-month tour
| of France, Italy. Switzerland, Bel
| gium and England.
| Mr.. W. H. Lyford of Chicago was
| host to a small company at dinner
| last night on the New Willard roof
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon have
| been the house guests of Mrs. Jacob
| Wertheim. at her estate. Home Rest
| near New York. before sailing for
| Europe to spend the rest of the sum-
mer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A Hart have
! arrived from Detroit to make a visi,
| in Washington, and are staying al
| the Lee House
| Mr.. Sherburne House of New York
| Red Cross official, who was at the
Hotel Hamilton for several days. has
| returned to his home. He will spend
| a month camping. after which he
plans to go to China with the Red
| Cross