Evening star., 1924-08-20
Senator Wheeler and Famii.
Returning Here Tomorrow.

Senator and Mrs. Burton h. Wheel
'.r and their children viii return to
Washington tomorrow rom MaSsa-
ChusettS where they nave peeh
spending the summer. Mrs. wheeler
and the children viii remain in the
city for the remainder OF the season
and the Senator plans to leave about
September l on a tour.
Senator and Mrs. oscar " Under
wood are AT the Homestead, Hot
Springs where they Will remain uniil
September l.
Senator Duncan L. Fletcher left
Yesterday for brief stay in New
York. after which he VIII return ["
Washington TO remain until next
week. when he will leave for Florida.
Mrs. Fletcher will leave Washington
September l for st. Louis 90 spend
month with her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas j. Kemp, who is now visit
ing her and who will return with
her mother TO st. Louis.
The marriage of Miss Edith Elma
Long. daughter of capt and Mrs.
Henry d r. Long, TO Ensign Pleasant
j. Gold, jr.. L. :. n. of Greensboro,
~ G., will take place in the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church
September 10, the pastor of the church,
the Rev. John {. Palmer. officiating
Mrs. George Barnett, wife of Gen.
Barnett, who has been passing few
days in Washington, returned yester-
day to her summer home. Wakefield
Manor. Va. where. with Gen. Barnett
she is spending the late summer. Mrs.
Rarnett has with her at Wakeheld
Mrs. Robert r. Dickey and her young
son and Miss Anne Gordon.
col Frank White. treasurer of the
United States. and Mrs. White of 520o
Thirteenth street northwest, invite
members of the North Dakota Society
and those in Washington who have
formerly lived in North Dakota TO
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Witter OF
Valley city, at their home Tuesday
evening. August %. Mrs. Witter will
give a song recital, accompanied by
Mrs. Lucius Speere.
A wedding to take place in Front
Royal August ~ af social interest
in Washington as we'll as in Tennes-
see and Virginia. is that of Miss
Patty Booker Mosby of Somerville,
Tenn, and Mr.. Vulgar Partlow Cole
man of Jackson, Tenn.
The ceremony Will be performed at
4:30 o'clock in the Cavalry Episcopal
Church in Front Royal, from the
home of her aunt, Mrs. G. l.. Melton
of that city. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Peter Booker Mosby of
Somerville. Tenn, niece of DIR. y. r.
Blackwell of Ashland. Va. and grand
daughter of Dr. j. D. Blackwell of
the Virginia Conference. Miss Mosby
is Il graduate of Hollins College,
where she paid special attention to
music.
Mr. Coleman is also of New York
as we'll as being a Tennessean. hav-
ing made his home in New York City
for several years, where he is editor
of the National Electric Light Bull
letin.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Rheem
have as guests at their cottage at
Atlantic City. Mrs. Thomas Bones
and her son, Mr.. Tom Bones.
Mr.. William II. Beck has returned
70 Washington after an absence or
several weeks. He accompanied the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
on their recent trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mesta of
Pittsburgh sailed Saturday for
Europe where they will remain until
the late Autumn. They plan spend
ing the Winter in Washington, where
they have leased house.
OF interest to Washington is the
engagement of Miss Cora McCord
Brown, daughter of the former gov
ernor of Georgia, Joseph NJ. Brown
of Atlanta and Marietta to Mr.. Daniel
Calhoun Mcleod of Cocoa. Fla. The
wedding will take place in October.
Miss Brown is the granddaughter of