Evening star., 1924-06-04

TX n RS. COOLIDGE is expected to
NH return TO the White House
late this afternoon or early
in the evening, coming from
Mercersburg, Pa, where she went to
be present at graduation of her elder
son, John Coolidge, from Mercers-
burg Academy. Tomorrow Mrs. Cool
idge will give a garden party for
disabled men in the hospitals in and
near Washington.
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Will
bur, will return this evening from
Annapolis, where he is attending, the
graduating exercises of the Naval
Academy. The Secretary went to
MercersburS, Pa, yesterday to at
tend the graduation of John Coolidge,
son OF the President and Mrs. Cool
Idge. Mrs. Wilbur was unable to
accompany him, owing to u slight in
disposition.
Davis and their little family leave
Washington Friday for their summer
nome at MooSeheart. Ill. Mrs Davis
and the children will spend the sum
mer there. hut Mr.. Davis will return
10 Washington next Tuesday lin
ME" Davis has been in Pittsburgh
lot visit to his grandmother and
Will JON his parents at Sharon. Pa,
accompanying them on to Illinois.
The minister of Hungary. Count
Szechcnyi. is expected to go to New
port at the end Of the week to i0in
Countess Szechcnyi and their chill
drcn. who left here Sunday and are
occupying the estate of her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
1'ayne Whitney.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. mother
81 countess Szechenyi. will arrive in
Newport Friday and occupy her sum
mer homo. tho Breakers, which is be-
ing put in readiness for her
The presence Of the Secretary of
state and Mrs. Hughes and many of
the diplomats will make the we'd
ding this afternoon of Miss Taeko
Mlyazak XII, daughter of keiSuke Miya-
Iaki of Osaka. Japan, TO Mr.. Shinro
MiyazakI. Japanese vice consul at
Seattle, one OF tn" most important
of the early summer Weddings The
Secretary and Mrs. ;Fughea will he
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Hughes, and the amhas-
Sador Of Japan, Mr.. Masanao Hani-
hara, will give the bride in marriage.
The ceremony Will be performed at
o clock in Bethlehem Chapel of the
Cathedral of St. Pete" and ST. Paul.
the Rev. DR.. q. G. +. Bratcnahl. dean
Of the cathedral, officiating. assisted
by the Rev. Or. Henry 81. George
Tucker, formerly Bishop OF kyoto,
Japan. 4 reception will follow at
the National Cathedral School for
Girls from which the bride graduate ID
yesterday. Miss Jessie Z. Mcdonald,
principal, and Miss Helen L. Webster.
academic head. will be hostcsSes.
The bride and bride groom ar" the first
natives of Japan to be married in the
Episcopal Cathedral and the dis
tinguiShed company in attendance maT!,-'
the occasion as one o. uHus'ia! interest.
The bride. whose father was unable
to come for the wedding because of Ill
ness, will wear a gown nj white satin
faced crepe. fashioned simply and trim
med with Brussels lace. and the Veil of
rare old lace which she Will wear is an
heirloom in the family Of a friend and
was loaned for the wedding.
Miss Ayako Naide, daughter of the
Rt. Rev Yasataro Naidc. Bishop OF
Osaka, will be the maid Of honor and
the brdesmai ids will include Miss Law
renee Allen. Miss Katharine Dooriy, Miss
Lydia Mead and Miss Motto Otani,
daughter of the high priest of Shinsu
sect of the Buddhist religion in Japan.
They will wear frOcks Of orchid wolfe.
daintilv trimmed with narrow lace and
their hats Of white straw will have
wreaths of flowers in different shades OF
orchid.
Mr. Taketomi will be the best man,
and the ushers include VI. Tat&uki Saka-
moto. Mr.. Yutaka IShizawa, Mr. ke!zo
F'ujii and Mr.. kozo Motono
Mr. Miyazaki is the adopted son of
the brides father. and will take her TO
Seattle to live, where he is now stationed
as vice consul of Japan.