The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-01
WALLENBERGS RETURN
TO LEGATION HERE.

The Minister OF Sweden and
Madame WalIenberg are returning
to the legation in Washington today,
having landed in New York yester.
day from the Berengaria. Madame
.Wallenberg has been in Sweden
since early summer, the minister 20.
ing over later to join her.
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The Minister OF Colombia and
Madame Olaya, who have been in
New York for the last week, re-
turned to Washington Thursday.
The Charge d'Affaires Of Japan,
Isaburo Yoshida, entertained the
members Of the Embassy staff at
luncheon yesterday in celebration
Of the birthday anniversary Of the
Emperor Of Japan.
The secretary Of the Belgian en-.
bassy. Count de Laupegpin, left
town yesterday for indianapolis,
where he will remain until the early
part Of next week.
Mrs. clifford Pinchot. who has
been in New York for few DAYS al
the Colony Club, has returned to
the executive mansion at Harrisburg.
while here, she attended the din
ner given for Countess Karolyi at
the Ambassador Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eynon were
hosts at dinner last evening at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Doctor and Mrs. p. =. Lennon.
who have been In Europe for the
last three months, returned this
week on the Cedric md have re.
opened their apartment In the
Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin v. KiIlian,
Of 20O1 Sixteenth street, are leaving
today for Cincinnati to spend q
week as the guest of friends.
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FADELEY-McNEAL
WEDDING TODAY.
The wedding Of Miss Agnes May
belle McNeal, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy c. McNeal. to Charles
R. Fadeley will take place this after.
noon at the Georgetown Presbv.
terrain Church. The church is deco.
rated with ferns and palms. The
Reverend James T. Marshall, as.
sisted by the Reverend Charles ].
Allen, uncle Of the bride, will per.
form the ceremony. The bride, who
will be given in marriage by her
father, is wearing a gown of white
crepe satin, appliqued with satin
flowers and pearls; the train is
caught at the waist line with a
wreath of flowers and pearls, and
the bottom Of the train is aUpliqued
with satin flowers and pearls. The
veil is Of brides illusion, and is
held in place by wreath Of orange
blossoms.
The maid Of honor, Miss Dorothy
Anderson, cousin Of the bride. is
wearing dress of powder blue
over peach georgette, trimmed with
ostrich. She. is carrying a large,
bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies
Of the valley.
The bridesmaids are Miss Eliza.
beth Parlett, Of Baltimore, and Miss
Grace Fadeley, sister of the bride.
groom. Miss Parlett's gown Is of
jade green, and Miss Fadeley's of
peach crepe satin. Their flowers
are Sweetheart roses.
Little Miss June Gray, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Gray, of
Baltimore, Is flower girl, and is
wearing a dress Of white organdy,
and is carrying white basket
filled with white flowers.
Mr.. Fadeley's best man is C. 10.
seph Horgan, Of the University of
Virginia, and the ushers are Thomas
]. Baskin, Robert o. McElroy,
Daniel i. Mayne anC. Doctor James
M. Fadeley, brother of the bride
groom.
Mrs. McNeal is wearing a gown
Of lead-gray satin crepe, trimmed
with gray Spanish lace, and a hat
Of black panne velvet and lace,
trimmed with ostrich.
A. reception will be held at the
home Of the brides parents for
members Of the bridal party and
the families, Among the out-of.town
guests are Mrs. Charles H. Fadeley.
of Edinburgh, Va; the Reverend
and Mrs. Charles j. Allen, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. d. M. Gray,
OF Baltimore, and her daughter,
Mrs. Warren Gluck; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Gray and Miss June Gray.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gray, Of
Baltimore.
Afts November Is, Mr.. and Mrs.
FadeleI win be AZ home at East
Falls Church, Va.