The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-22

General and Mrs. William Mason
Wright, to David McKendree Key
will also be an event OF this
autumn, but plans have not yet
been completed. The engagement
was announced in the spring. Mr..
Key is the son OF Captain Albert
Key, United States navy, retired,
and his mother was Washing
tonian.
Plan Church Wedding With
Reception at Cherokee Lodge.
The wedding Of Miss Todd and
Mr.. Gilbert will take place in the
Warren, Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Louisville, with a reception
afterward at Cherokee Park, the
home Of Miss Todd's parents.
The engagement was to have been
announced in November and the
wedding was planned for early jan.
uary, but Mr.. Gilbert's appointment
as general agent for the C7wes
reparations plan will necessitate his
early departure for Europe and
preparations for the wedding were
consequently FASTENED. Mr.. Gilbert
and his bride will sail on October
IL for Paris later going to Brus-
sells. Nine. Christian Hauge, aunt
Of Miss Todd, with whom she has
spent. the last several winters. is
still abroad but Is expected to re-
turn in time for the wedding.
Miss Todd was presented to So
ciety in Washington by Nine. Hauge
after she had made her debut in
Louisville.
Through the last two winters
Miss Todd has been a moving spirit
and has, done finished acting here
in the amateur ~theatricals in which
Mrs. Richard Porter Davidson, for
merly Miss Elizabeth HANNA is so
active. Miss Todd attended Rose
mary Hall in Greenwich, Conn.,, for
three years, entering in 1917. She
has spent many summers abroad,
more recently being with her par
ents at Hot Springs through the
summer season where the mountain
trails give her opportunity to show
her ability as a skilled horse
woman.
Mr.. Gilbert resigned the post Of
Undersecretary Of the Treasury sew
eral months ago and has since been
engaged in the practice OF law, in
New York.
ON HOLIDAY IN
HOT SPRINGS, VA.
The Ambassador Of Chile and
Nine. Matthew left town today for
Hot Springs, Va, for fortnight's
visit.
The Peruvian ambassador, Doctor
Herman Velarde, has been forced tn
postpone a proposed visit to Hot
Springs, Va, because OF important
duties that demand his presence
here.
The Minister Of Colombia and
Nine. Olaya will entertain at din
ner on Saturday evening, October
IL, at the Willard, In honor of the
Minister ], OF Ecuador and Nine
Elizalde, who are leaving Washing.
| ton shortly, Doctor Elizalde having
been transferred to Chlle as
minister.
The minister will sail for South
| America, with his family, the last
| of October. and will be succeeded
by Doctor Ochoa OrdiZ.
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| Mrs. John Philip Hill, wife CT
Congressman Hill, is In town today
/ experimenting tho opening Of the.i
house on Sixteenth street. Their
children, who have been at Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa, since their re
| turn from Europe, will come tC
! Washington the first of next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will spend most
Of their time in Baltimore until
after the November election, where
Mrs. Hill will be occupied in helping
her husband in his campaigning.
The Assistant Secretary of State
Leland Harrison, will return IL
town the first Of next month from
a few weeks vacation, which he
Is spending in New York. and on
Long Island.
MISS WILSON TO OPEN
FLOWER SHOW.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter
of the late President Wilson, will
preside at the official opening oil
the fall Flower Show at 8 o'clock
tomorrow night at the seventy-first
Regiment Armory, New York. The
show will be opened to the public
at o'clock in the afternoon and
tea will be served at that time In
the Spanish Tea Garden for tn,
benefit Of the New York League
for the Hard of Hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aksel c. p. Wich