Evening star., 1923-05-14

Senator and Mrs. Edward /. Edwards
have arrived at the Ambassador for
several days visit.
An announcement of general in
Nathan Hopkins Heft in the engage
ment of her sister, Mrs. William
Henry Smith. jr., to Maj. James y.
to twenty-four of her friends enter,
tanned at a charmingly appointed
breakfast at Glenview farm, ROCK
Vile.
The luncheon was arranged by Mrs
Smith, jr., for her two sisters, Mrs;
Heft of New York, and Mrs. Edward
Robbins of PENNSYLVANIA. The, table,
set in the sun parlor. was IN lne
ting at the point Of the letter with
her finance beside her. and Mrs: Heft
and Mrs. Robbins each occupying
seat at the bases OF the letter The
yellow and maroon tulips carried out
the colors of the Medical Corps.
While no date Is annouhcea LOT me
wdeding. it is expected 10 take place
The breakfast also gave rise to
another engagement of almost as
much interest to society, when the
her cousin, Miss Irene Hall to Col.
Wallace Macdonald Craigie, I; S. A.
retired and now instructor or mill
tary tactics in the public schools OF
take place before long Miss han
has been the guest OF Mrs William
Henry Smith, jr.. for some weeks ana
has a host of friends mere.
Mrs Hamilton Wright. who has
been in Washington for a week, stay
ing at the Shoreharr Hotel, salled
from New York yesterday for Europe
and will join Miss koSaIlhd NiiSh''
who is in Paris.
Representative and Mrs. Adam NJ.
Wyant of Pennsylvania have as thelr
guest in their apartment at ardnian
Park Hotel the latter's brother MT
Edmund S. Doty, who has just re
turned from an extended stay IN
South America
Former Representative and Mrs
clifford ireland, who are remaining
in Washington through the late
spring, will entertain Mr. and Mrs
Foster of Panama the hrst week ol
June Mr.. Foster who is potchidte
Of the Shrine Temple of the lsthmuS'
will be a delegate to the convention
which will be held here early next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Selden. Jr
will entertain a company at dinner
This evening for their daughter. Miss
Virginia Selden, who with the guess
will later attend the dance Whlch
Senator and Mrs. James W. Waes
worth, jr., will give at GraSslands lol
their daughter. Miss Evelyn w aus
worth, in compliment to Miss Nancy
Hoyt and her fiance, Lieut.. frederich
WiSeman- CLARK.
Representative and Mrs. Carl W.
Riddick of Montana have returned to
ments at the Burlington Hotel.
Mrs. Merchant NJ. Mahoney, wife
of the representative OF the Canadian
external affairs British embassy, ana
their little daughter Anna kathleen
left for Canada Wednesday and viii
,.,.ord %"nna time IN Montreal and
Ottawa before opening their summer
nome. On Stanley Island, st. Lawrence
river Mr.. Mahoney accompanied his
family to Montreal and will return
to Washington today.
The assistant military attache of
the French embassy, Capt. Lombard,
returned this morning from a weeks
tour of southern camps. The air at
tache of the embassy, Capt. Thenault,
will return at the end Of the week
from a trip through the south WIS.,
iting aviation fields.
The Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Thomas S. Crago will go to
Waynesburg. Pa. tomorrow evening
to open their home there for the
summer Mr. Crago is returning in
few days to continue his duties in
Washington.
Commander John =. Jackson, who
has spent a short leave with Mrs.
Jackson in their apartment at Ward
man Park Annex, left today for New
York on his way to Panama to join
his ship, the U. s. s. North Dakota,
which with the Atlantic fleet, will
shortly sail for European ports Mrs.
Jackson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max
Surth, arrived in Washington the end
of the week and will make short
stay here before going to Hot
Springs. Va
The Commissioner of Internal Rev;
enue and Mrs. David H Blair will
80 to Louisville. KY. Thursday. to wit
ness the famous derby and will re-
main over the week end returning to
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel Monday. Mr.. and Mrs: Blair
and Mrs. Blair and her children Will
remain there for several weeks be-
fore going to their home in the
mountains of North Carolina
DR.. and Mrs Raymond Thomas
Holden announce the marriage of
their daughter Marie Celeste to Mr..
Frederick Joseph Murphy of Boston
The wedding took place In New
York city. April 10. 1923, at st.
Joseph's Church, Rev. Joseph A. Bres-
lin, assistant rector. performing the
ceremony.
The young couple are with the
mother and father of the bride for
a short visit before leaving for their
future home in Boston, Mass.
The Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Work had as their guests last
week. Dr.. and Mrs. F. L. Weston of