Evening star., 1925-06-05


4V4 Hockey. the home of Mrs.
Theodore Wilkinson, she
will be vested with honorary presi-
dency of the Girl Scouts OF America
and an honorary commissioner of the
Girl Scouts of Washington. Eight
hundred Girl Scouts will receive
awards at the same meeting.
Mrs. r. B. Hills of Northampton,
who came from Mercersburg, Pa
with Mrs. Coolidge. who visited the
academy there and was a guest at
the White House. has left for her
home in Northampton.
The Amba ssador of Spain and
Sonora de Riano will go to Philadel-
phia today to spend the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Widen
or, In their home, Lynnewood Hall,
at Elkins Park.
The Ambassad dor of Great Britain
Sir Esme Howard. will go to Seine
nectady, y. Y, tonight and will give
an address at the college there to-
morrow and so to New York Monday
He will sail Tuesday aboard the
Aquitania for England and after q
short stay there will join Laly lisa.
bella Howard and their elder son.
Esme Howard. ir., in Switzerland
TO remain through the Summer
Mr.. Henry Getty Chiffon, acting
counselor of the embassy with the
rank of minister will be charge
d'affaires during the absence of the
Ambassador.
The Ambassador of Japan and
Nine. Matsudaira are closing the en-
bassy house on K street today and
will take possession of Highwood
the suburban home of Mrs Henry
c. Corbin. in Chevy Chase. The Am
bassador and Nine. Matsudaira plan
TO remain in Washington through
the Summer. taking occasional short
motor trips through the season
Announcement was made today that
the annual charity ball for the benefit
OF the Children's Hospital will be
held at the Willard the night of Mon
day, January 4.
Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur Will Go
TO Durham, y. c., Tuesday.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur will go to Durham, N c.,
Tuesday, June g. and the Secretary
will be absent only a day or SO. while
MRS. Wilbur will remain several days
The Secretary returned last evening
from short stay in New York. where
he went after the graduation exercises
at the Naval Academy earlier in the
week
Mrs. Edward C. Finney and Miss
Edith Finney. wife and daughter of
the first Assistant Secretary of the
Interior, left today for the West to
spend the Summer. They will visit
the Grand Canyon and other national
parks and national monuments.
Col E. T. Pendleton announces the
engagement Of his daughter, Adeline
Louise Pendleton, to Mr.. Herbert w
Schaefer of Baltimore.
Miss Ann Pendleton has returned to
Washington after a months absence.
during which time she visited in Buff
falo. New York, Philadelphia and De-
troit. Miss Pendleton will go to Buff
falo next month to spend the re-
uaainder Of the Summer.
The United States Minister to
Rumania and Mrs. William S. Gull
bertson will be the honor guests at
dinner tomorrow evening of the
Commissioner of the Shipping Board
and Mrs. Meyer Lissner. The Minis
ter and Mrs. Culbertson will sail June
13 on the Leviathan for the formers
post.
The marriage of Miss Royal Draper.
daughter of Mrs. Draper, widow of
Capt. Herbert Lemuel Draper, to
MAJ. David Cleveland Garrison, L. S
A. will take place tomorrow after
noon at o'clock in the Bethlehem
Chapel of IS. Peter and Paul, the
Bishop of Washington. the Right Rev.
James E. Freeman. officiating
The bride will have as her matron
of honor Mrs. Thomas Lippitt Wat
ties, and the other attendants will
be Mrs. Robert Pierre Robert and
Miss Marguerite Cucachs of An
napolis. Mr.. John W. Rafferty, of
New York will be the best man, and
the ushers will be Maj Joseph
Leonard, Capt. Bernard c. Hoey and
Capt. Horac Smith of Fort Ben
ming, Ga.
DR.. James F. Mitchell will go to
New York Friday, June 10, and meet
Mrs. Mitchell, who is now in Bar Har-
hor. They will sail Saturday, June 20.
for Europe and will return the middle
OF August.
Lieut.. Don G. Shingler, Corps of
Engineers, U. S. A, who has been on
troop duty at Fort Mott, n. J.. and
Mrs. Shingler have gone to Mitchell
Field, Long Island, n. Y, to do special
work for the UnitedSAStates Army
Polo Association, and will be there un-
til August 25, when Lieut.. Shingler
will report for duty as an instructor
in the department of mathematics at
the United States Military Academy,
West Point, n. Y. Mrs. Shingler was
formerly Miss Beatrice P Clarke OF
Lexington. S. c., and this city. She
returned TO Mitchell Field Monday
after spending a few days here with
her brotherin-law and sister, Lieut..
and Mrs. John r. Vance, at 1851 New
Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins of Washing
ton and New York. is at the Ambassa-