Evening star., 1923-06-07
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President and Mrs. Harding Will Again
Witness the Shriners' Parade This
Evening From Executive Box

TH HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing are devoting some hours
II of today in meeting inform
ally visitors from various
parts OF the country. and this evening
will occupy the executive stand to
watch the Shriners' parade. The only
White House guest staying with them
is Mrs David Tod of Ohio.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
. Mrs. Henry c. Wallace and their
daughters, Miss Mary Wallace and
/ York tomorrow. and Saturday Mrs.
Wallace and Miss Ruth Wallace will
sail for Europe, to be absent for sew
eral months. Several of the School-
! girl friends of Miss Ruth Wallace
will accompany them: ;,,
The Secretary and Miss Wallace VIII
! return to Washington, and the latter
will later go to Iowa, dividing the
summer between her home in Des
/ Moines and the home of her sister,
. Mrs. Angus McLay, in Detroit.
) Persian Minister Leaving
F.! This Evening for New York.
! The minister of Persia, Mira Hus-
sein Khan Alai, will leave this even
ing for New York to spend several
days.
/ The minister of Switzerland. Mr..
Marc Peter, returned this morning
from New York, where he went to
son. MIR. Mare Peter, jr., sail for
Europe. The minister and Nine.
Peter have closed their house on 18TH
street and the minister Will stay al
Harvard to witness the graduation
of his elder son, Mr.. George Peter
from Harvard University late this
month. After his graduation he Will
accompany his father to Switzerland
I to join Nine. Peter for the remainder
! of the summer.
I Miss Elsie Wilkinson Stuart.
( daughter of Mrs. Edwin Rey stuart
{ jr., L. s. N, son of Brig Gen. and Mrs.
/ Clarence P. Townsley, will be married
I. this afternoon. The ceremony Will be
/ performed at 4:30 o'clock in st.
Thomas Church by the rector, the
lowed by a small reception for the
members of the two families and out
of-town guests The church has an
effective arrangement OF palms and
white peonies and at the home the
rooms are aglow with pink, white and
red roses.
The bride will wear gown OF
white French crepe heavily beaded
Win court IIdlHi Oh Tic
simplest of the new straight lines, and
her tulle veil held with orange bios
SONS.
Her sister. Miss Mary Stuart. will be
maid mail. of honor wearing wearing ,.,31s orchid
bouffant skirt and trimmed with ecru
lace. and an orchid Neapolitan hat.
She will carry purple and lavender
sl3fs sweet peas Miss Ihd Helen vie Jsrvfy .,s Of
: Townsley. sister Of the bridegroom,
will be bridesmaids and will wear
costumes to match that of the maid
of honor.
Mr.. George p. Tidmarsh will be
. best man and the ushers will include
Lieut.. Arthur w. Pence, Lieut.. James
P. Jervey, Lieut. Reginald C. Hubbell
and Lieut.. Willard Holbrook.
snd Mrs nTs ofbsI of the bride
wedding party, the former in gray
crepe embroidered with steel beads,
with a hat of American beauty red.
NED M With T graz gray ostrich feathers. @ '''
At the conclusion OF their wedding
trip Lieut.; and Mrs, Mrs., Tgw;nsleyy GYMS will Vi
where the former is stationed.
Among the out-of-town guests are
Mr.. H w. Jervey. Rev. and Mrs. A.
r. Gray and Mr.; Clinton Gray Of New
YORK; MISS Marian Merrlck OF JonnS-
town, N Y, and Miss Charlotte
Halves of Ridgewood, N j.
Mr.. Eliot Wadsworth, assistant sec
retary OF the Treasury, who has spent
several months abroad attending the
conference held in Paris regarding
the cost of the American Army of Oc'
cupation on the Rhine, returned to
New York yesterday on the Olympic.
Mr.. Herbert B. Smith of the Depart
ment OF Commerce, who acted as
commercial attache at the American
legation at Warsaw, arrived in New
York from the same ship.
The United States ambassador to
Japan and Mrs. Cyrus Woods, who
are now at their home In Grcensburg,
Ia, will come to Washington for a
short visit before going to San Fran
CISCO They will sail from there June
Is aboard the President Taft for the
formers new post.
The commercial counselor of the
british embassy and Mrs John Joyce
Frederick will go 10 New York to-