Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-06-30

MRS. Coolidge will accompany tn
President to Continental Memoria
ltall this evening Tor the annual meet
ing OF the business organization o
he government.
Speaker GiIIett Honor
Guest of House Colleague.
Representative and Mrs. Allen r
1readway- entertained at luncheon
Yesterday at the Red Lion Inn. al
II ockbridge. Mass, in compliment tc
the Speaker of the House of Repre-.
SSntatives. Mr.. Frederick III. Gillett.
Representative Samuel l.. Winslow
IS making a short visit in New Lon
don, Conn
Major General and Mrs. William
Mason Wright announce the engage
inent of their daughter, Marjorie. tc
Mr.. David Mckendree Key of Chatta.
Isooga, Tenn.
The secretary of the Netherlands lie.
cation. Jonkheer DR.. H. van Asch var
Wyck, entertained informally at din
ntr last evening on the New Willard
roof.
Mrs. Henry Price Wright will leave
ashington at the end of July TO,
Seal Harbor. Ne, to join her chill
weeks ago with her brother, Mr.
lanes Bayard of Philadelphia. Mr.
Wright will remain in Washington
until September, when he will Join
MS family in Seal Harbor and re-
turn to Washington in October with
them.
i Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant has
as guests her son-inlaw and daugh-
ter, Prince and Princess Cantacuzene
N Tor Drtr ID
fnd Princess Ida. who will remain
With her until Wednesday,. Prince
and Princess Cantacuzene will return
70 Florida and their daughters will
50 10 Maine to pass the remainder
III the summer.
Mrs. Grant will leave WASHINGTON
about the middle of July for San
francisco. where she will visit her
son, Col. Ulysses S. Grant, Sd, and
his family. with whom she will re-
main until October
General John j. Pershing. chief of
y aft, I. 5. A. who is passing some
iame in England, was the honor guest
q dinner last week of the United
Yates amoassador to Great Britain
isnd MIS- Frank B. Kellogg. He spent
2 few days as the guest of Lord and
lady Astor at Cliveden on the Thames.
maj. Gen. Charles H. Muir and Mrs.
"A
dance July Is TO be given by the Of
ncers of the headquarters of the Third
tsorps Area at the Hotel Belvedere
"a Baltimore. Md. In the receiving
Ine will be General and Mrs. Muir,
COL and Mrs. Frank s. Cochen. Col
and Mrs. William G. GambrilI Col
and Mrs. Russell o. Langdon and Col
SS1 Hrs. Alfred =. Smith. Gen. Muir
VIII retire July Is.
Mrs Timotby II .nshar,-
son Peter. accompanied by Mrs Ruth
Scott and her son of Evanston. iii.
left Saturday by motor for New York
where they will spend few DAYS at
lending the convention and Will go
White Mountains to remain until
the autumn.
ar. and Mrs. {. Augustus Simpson
nave closed their house on goth stree
ana have gone to their summer home
In Fairfax County, Va, for several
weeks before going to Newport.
Miss Katharine fleming is in North
Attleboro. Mass. where she is one of
the bridesmaids at the wedding this
evening OF Miss Muriel Carpenter and
Prof. George II. Shattuck of Middle
town, Conn. Later in the week Miss
Fenning will join her parents MI
and Mrs. Frederick a. Fenning. at
their summer home at Haven, Me.
Among those attending the steeple-
chase at Auteuil last week were
Prince Christian and Princess Eliza
beth of Hesse with the latters par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reid
Rogers, and Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Wich-
field
Mrs. Edward S. Duvall has gone to
california to spend the summer with
her sister. Mrs. Robert Brooks
a wedding of much interest is that
this afternoon of Miss Hope Neidig
and Mr. Thomas r. Ship, which will
take place in the Little Church
Around the Corner. New York, at 4:30
o'clock. The ceremony will be per-
formed in the presence Of only a
small company of relatives and a few
in Intimate friends. Miss Verna True
Neidig. will be maid of honor for her
Twin sister and Mr. Roy Howard Of
Ship and his bride will leave imme-
aiately after the ceremony for a few
days motor trip through the Berk-
shires and will sail Saturday from
New York for England.
: The bride will wear travelling
suit of black satin trimmed with
fawn- colored satin and corsage
bouquet of orchids and lilies Of the
valley. Her sister will wear a black
. nd white costume and corsage bou-
Mr.. Ship and his bride will spend
some time in London, where the for
iner will attend the convention Of the
Worlds Advertising Association, and
later they will go to the continent
for a tour through the many coun-
4 ries there. They will return to
in September and will be
at home a 1898 oliver street. Chevy
Chase. D. C. The bride of today is a
native of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
with her sister made their home with
their brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Lathrop at
Plankinton, S. D. They came here
to attend Miss Madeiras School and
they went to the University of Wis
ronsin. Miss Verna True Neidig will
spend next winter at the Sorbonne
I'm France for further study.
Mr.. Ship is native of Norris
town, Ind, the son of the late Mr.. |
: nd Mrs. Joseph v. Ship. He is a
graduate of Butler College at Irving |
ton, and after some years on Indian
apofis newspapers came to Washing
tor as secretary to Senator Albert J.
and has lived here ever |
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