Evening star., 1923-06-19


Iroar and Mr.. Christopher La
in Bethlehem Chapel yesterday a1ter-
noon, were unable to so.
The ambassador of France ana
Nine. Jusserand will return to WASH
ington this evening from bostuh'
where they went to attend tne
annual meeting of the Sons OF 'he
American Revolution.
The ambassador OF Italy, Do,. @
Gelaso Caetani. accompanied sy .ns
counselor of the embassy
Augusta Rosso. will leave Wasnihs ~, .ou
today for New York. where .nes
will spend a short time before sSnne
tion exercises at Yale University:
The amba ssador will sail Tor Eu
rope June 80. aboard the Conte teI
dJ. June 2S he will be the sues az
honor at luncheon on the Conte W.
Kprnig-KIl Wedding
of Special Interest.
=; . marriage of Miss Eleanor Car
roll Hill. daughter of Mrs. Ricnard ,.
Hill. TO Capt. Egmont Francis hoenls'
L. :. r.. took place at noon touay'
Tho ceremony was performed IN S..
Matthew's Church by the rector. the
Rev Edward L. Buckley, and was fol-
low ed by reception at the Washins-
ton Club In the church the altar was
banked with tall palms with clusters
az white gladioluseS and peonies, ana IN
the club parlors the flowers were both
pin, and white.
The bride was escorted by her cou-
SIN. Mrs. John Fitzgerald Lee or 81.
Louis and wore a gown OF Wnite
satin with court train. The gracefully
draned skirt was held at one side
with q cluster of orange blossoms.
End the waist was made with bateau
neck and duchess lace sleeves Her
tulIt veil was held with coronet or
fouGuet of lilies of the valley
Mrs. Gerald Desmond Linke was
natron of honor, wearing pink chif-
for. the skirt cut in deep scallops
slightly fulled bodice, and a girdle or
silver Her hat was of silver trimmed
with pink and blue roses ana sne
carried pink roses. MISS Minnie
Mosher Hill was maid or honoI LOT
her sister and wore a similar costume
to that of Mrs. Linke. blue ch,non.
instead of pink. being used. and she
also carried pink roses. Ihe oriaes
maids gowns were the same, MISS
Ada Morgan Hill and Miss Irene Rus
sell wearing orchid and Miss Char
Iotte Freeman Clark and Miss Alberta
Gilbert. yellow. They all carried
large. old-fashioned bouquets.
Lieut.. Hugh Williamson Rowan.
L >. A.,
were Maj. Paul Evans. Capt; Oliver 5.
Ferson. Capt. William III. p: Holmes
Lieut. Valerie Andrews and MT. Fran-
els w. Hill, jr.
with the wedding party at the recep-
ton and was in black satin with over
drapery of rare black thread iace
trimmed with jets and hat or black
lace and ostrich feathers. Inc pa
ents of the bridegroom are In Italy
and u.are unable to return in time for
the wedding.
Later in the day Capt. and MRS
Koenig will leave for a weddins darH tr,p h,ms
suit with a small hat to match. They
will make their home in Washington
after the first of August.
Among the out-of-town guests
ginia. Mrs. Norman Hill of Baltimore
and Mrs Wolfe, Miss Wolfe and Mr..
Lloyd Wolfe Of Pennsylvania.
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens
and their party, who motored to Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa. for the week end,
will return today to the Hamilton
Hotel for another visit.
Countess Szechenyi were guests at
luncheon yesterday of the latter's
mother. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
who entertained them at The Casino
in Newport.
Nine. Dumont. wife Of the military
attache of the French embassy, en-
tertained at luncheon today when her
guests included Mrs. Henry 7. Allen.
Mrs Charles aries, s s,r Farnsworth; svon pstnirk Mrs:
and Mrs. Harry Taylor.
Representative and Mrs. Henry w.
Watson. who returned to Washington
last week after an absence of several
remain in their home here for a fort
night when they will go to their
home in Pennsylvania TO spend the
summer.
OF the secretary of the British en-
bassy. and her infant daughter are
sailing today aboard the Mauretania
10 snend the summer in their home In
England.
Chief Justice of the Court Appeals
ard Mrs Constantin J. Smyth are
sailinl, today aboard the Mauretania
for Europe and will spend the re-
maindeT of the summer abroad.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. Ward Denys
have gone to Ausable Club at st. HUI
berts in the Adirondacks, where they
thave taken a cottage for the summer.
Miss Dorothea Denys will join them
later after completing SeFeTdi NiSi.S'
Miss Mary Toucey Voorhees,, daugh-
trr of Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Voorhees,
whose marriage to Lieut. Ralph Z:
Riny will take place tomorrow. Will
have in addition to the attendants
already announced six ribbon bear
err. including Miss Hester Borden.
Miss BETTY Hanna, Miss Peggy Perry.
Mss Petsy Fries. Miss Helen Kerr
and Miss Helen Sheckels.
Mrs. Boyl Taylor entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Army anu
Navy Club. in compliment to Miss
Voorhees,. when the guests included
Mrs. Julien Mcmillan, Miss Mary Wal
ton. Miss Mary Taylor and Miss Lucy
Taylor. In the afternoon Miss Dorothy
the bridal party at tea at the Lotos
LartoTn.
Mrs. VOORHEES,. mother of Miss
VOORHEES,. will entertain the men,
300 "f ITO wedding party at a dance
this evening. following the rehearsal
for the wedding.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Kerr Maxwell
announce the engagement of their
daughter Lucia Rebekah to Mr.. Den
mis- Everett McQueary of Philadelphia,
and Kentucky. The wedding will
take place June 81. Though an Al
albanian, Miss Maxwell was educated
in Washington, specializing in music
and finishing her course under Nine.
Julian of Paris. France and William
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