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division Of the war Department. On
the side she writes for various cur
rent publications and exercises heI
talents as an artist and sculptor, in
which arts she has real ability. She
/ plans to put into lecture many VI
her experiences and contacts with
the great leaders Of EurOpe--a
rather informal and intimate chron
iclewhich she hopes to give befolv
/ schools and clubs this winter.
AN
IEVA VINEBERG WEEDS
ILOUIS COLEAN.
Miss Eva Vineberg, daughter Of
Mrs. Betty Vineberg. was married
/ yesterday IN the home Of the
/ brides mother, to Louis Colman,
1.-THE ceremony being performed by
DR.. Simon Cohen; Of Alabama. She
was given In marriage by her
| brother, Leonard Vineberg. and
/ had as her only attendant, her
1 sister, Miss Rae sVineberg. The
/ brfdegroom had as his best man
his brother, Wilbur Colman, jr.
The Superintendent OF the Naval
observatory, Captain Edwin T. Pol.
llnck, and Mrs. Pollock have as then
/ guests their son.in.law and daughter,
! lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
IRobert Chew, ,jr.; OF Philadelph
~
Eylyanus Stokes, jr., spent the
weekend in Washington.
/ Former Attorney General and Mrs,
"A. Mitchell Palmer win entertain al
dinner this evening at their country
place at Stroudsburg, Pa, where
they have been for several weeks.
4 Major Theodore Barnes, who was
aide to the President and has been
stationed at the War. Department
has been ordered to Fort Riley,
Kansas, to attend the cavarly school.
He will leave washington the middle
OF the week and take q trip down
/ the river accompanied by his family
and viii report at Fort Riley for
duty September /.
i Brigadier General Charles L. Nc.
Cawley has joined Mrs. McCawley
at Green Cote, Bar Harbors where
they will remain until autumn.
! r. r. Grant, recently elected Pres
ident Of the Chamber OF Commerce
Of the United States, is at the New
Willard from his home In Cleve
land. to spend several days.
Captain Hubert Harmon, formerly
an aide at the White House, will
l leave tomorrow for his new post
at Dayton, Ohio.
4 = Il p.
Mrs. Charles Cromwell, who is
i spending the summer at her place
at Charlevoix, Mich, plans to leave
early in the autumn for Europe,
where she will probably remain a
year or more. She has given up
| the house she occupied in Boston
last year and the Egyptian minis.
ter, 8: Yousry Pasha, has g three
year lease on her house here on
@ street.
i Mrs. Henry Daingerfield has re.
turned from q visit to Mrs. Edward
Douglas White. widow Of Chief Jus
tice White, at her summer place
at New London. Conn.
i Eliot Wadsworth. Assistant Secre
taPy Of the Treasury, returned TO
day from two weeks visit with
Mrs. Wadsworth and The children
at Gloucester. Mass /,
4 Mrs. Charles Ewing has returned
to her apartment at Stoneleigf
Court, after spending month witt
her brother and sistcr.in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul. Evarts johnson. al
their cottage for the summer a,
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
i Miss Peggy Martin has returned
from Los Angeles and is spendinp
the summer months with hel
brother.in-law and sister, Doctor
and Mrs. John Alton Reed, at Cathe
Edral Mansions North.
i DR.. Everett M. Ellison returned to
Washington today from Carlisle
Barracks, Pennsylvania, where he
spent the past two weeks in train,
ing camp with $50 other physicians
as officers Of the medical reserve
lcorps OF the United States army.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bowie Chipnoar
left today for North Harbor, Me.
where they win be at the Kimbal
house for the remainder Of the
4 season. They are accompanied BIZ
their son, Norris Chapman.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, president
of the New York Mozart society
will give a dinner tomorrow even
ing at the Hotel Astor, New York
in honor OF Senator and Mrs. Ed
ward !. Edwards, of New Jersey.
Chinese Celebrity Honored
At Many Functions.
Il A crowded round OF entertain.
mert for His Excellency LANG Shin.
\ ri, the former premier Of China,
who arrived in Washington Satur.
lday to be the guest of the Charg
d'Affaires of China and Mrs. Yung
Kwai at the Chinese legation, will
begin this evening with a dinner
to be given at the legation By the
two directors Of the Chinese Educa;
ton Mission, DIR. Yen and Mr.. Chao
The guests will be the members OF
LANG Shin Yi's party, which includes
his son, LANG Ting Kai; his French
secretary, Ian Chen Chin, and his
Enelish secretary, Yen PAX Law,
and members of the legation staff,
There will be an official pilgrims
age this afternoon to Washington
tomb at Mount Vernon, and this
morning President Coolidge re
ceived the party.
| Tomorrow the charge .d'affaires
Of China will give him luncheon
at which there will be. about eight
guests, including Col. w. b. Gree
ley, chief Of the United States For
est Service, and. William HI. Var
Dyer, Of the Interior Department