Evening star., 1924-05-20

~ p RS. COOLIDGE attended the
NH luncheon of the Senate
ladies' at tina Capitol today.
This afternoon Mrs. Cool
ddge will receive Mrs Anna Ernberg,
director of fireSide industries IN
Berea College at Berea- KY. Mrs
Ernterg will present Mrs. Coolidge
a. coverIet designed and woven by
the students OF the institution.
Necretary and MrA Hughes
Honor Guests at Dinner.
The Secretary of State and Mrs
Hughes will be the honor guests at
dinner this evening of the third as
sistant secretary or state and Mrs j.
Butler Wright.
The ambassador Of Cuba Senior Don
Cosrne de la Torriente, entertained at
luncheon today in HONOR of the Sec
retary Of State, Mr.. Hughes The
other guests included the an ba. ssador
of Chile. Senior Don BalSran Matthew;
the ambassador of Argentina, DR.
Honorio Pueyrredon; the ambassador
of Peru. DIR. Herman Velards; the
Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Wal
lace: the minister of Ecuador, Senior
DR.. Don Rafael H. Eiizalde. the min
lister Of Uruguay. Dr.. ]. Vau-eka: the
minister of the Dominican Republic.
Licdo Emilio c. JoubcIt; the nlanister
of Guatemala Senior Don Fran cisco
lombia, DIR. Enrique Olaya; the min
lister of Panama Senior DR.. Don
Ricardo ]. Alfaro; the minister of
Venezuela DR.. Pedro NJ, Arcaya: the
Rafael oreamuno; the minister of
Bolivia. DR.. Ricardo Jaimes Fregre.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Rep
resentative Stephen G. Porter, the
charge d'affaires Of Brazil, Senior
charge d'affaires of Mexico. Or Jose
Benitez; the charge d'affaires of
Eicara qua, MIR. Manuel Zavala; the
charge d'afaires of Haiti. Mr.. Robert
Laraque; the charge d'affaires Of Sal
vador, DR.. Hector David Castro: Dr.,
L. S. Rowe. director general OF the
Pan American Union; DR.. Gil Borges.
assistant director of the Pan Amer.
fcan Union; Mr.. Francis White. chief
o. division OF Latin American af-
fairs of the State Department: DR..
James Brown Scott, secretary OF the
Carnegie Endowment for Internation-
al Peace; DR.. Guiller1no A. Sherwell,
secretary general of the Inter-Ameri-
can High Commission; DR.. Francisco
Carrera JustiZ, Don Augusta Mer-
chan, consul general of Cuba IN
Italy, and the following members OF
the Cuban embassy staff: DR.. Arturo
Padro, counselor; DR.. Jose T. Baron.
first secretary: DR.. Luis Marino Perez,
commercial attache; Capt. +. a. Va
roma military attache: Dr. carlos de
la Tore, second secretary: DR.. Vi
cente Valdes Rodriguez, third secre-
tary. and Don Cayetano de Quesada,
consul. Today is the anniversary OF
Cuban independence and the party
celebrated that OCCASION
The ambassador of Great Britain,
Sir Esme Howard, is in New foTk'
where he went to meet Lay lsaoe.na
te, ad
late today aboard the Olympic from
her home in England. The am bassa,
dor and Lady Isabella Howard VIII
not come to Washington until trmor-
row evening, and may remain In ne"
York for several days
Mrs. David A. Reed will be hostess
at a tea tomorrow afternoon from
to Z o'clock at her residence, 17oS
18th street Presiding at the tea
table will be Mrs. Tasker L Oddie,
Mrs. William r. Castle 1r.' ana Hirs'
Charles G. Mortimer.
Mrs Isaac Biddle Thomas OF Pitts
burgh, who came to WaShin gton as
the week end guest of Senator and
Mrs Reed, is leaving this evening Tor
her home.
The secretary of the Portuguese
legation and Senhora Mendes Leal left
today for New York and will SAIL
Saturday for their home in Portugai.
Bethlehem Chapel of the Cathedral
OF St Peter and St Paul is the scene
at o'clock this afternoon Of the we'd
ding of Miss Elizabe Hamlin Young,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Her
vey Young. and Lieut.. Dwight D1ckin-
SON jr, Medical Corps, y. S. N, Canon
William L. De NrieS officiating.
The chapel is filled with guests rep
resentative of old Washington society
and members of the diplomatic corps
and those from official society. The
decorations are quite simple, there De-
ing palms and ferns used in the al
coves and near the altar, while the
vases on the altar are filled with
white flowers.
Miss Young is escorted and given
in marriage by her father and is
wearing a gown of soft but heavy
ivory white satin, fashioned with
slight drapery. there being a tracery
of pearl embroidery on the skirt and
elsewhere on the gown. The sleeves
and collar, which turns back on the
bodice. are of rare old rose point lace, |
the same rare rose point forming a
Veil, which falls over the veil OF
tulle, and both reaching to the END
of the court train Of ivory satin,
which lends grace and dignity to the
gown. The bridal bouquet is OF lilies
of the valley and sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Samuel Shellabarger of Prince