Evening star., 1925-06-17
Woman Diplomat Adds
Interest to Irish Legation.

Interest to irish Legation.
An interesting addition TO the dlpio-
matte list of the State Department II
the June edition, is the name Oh MI >
A. l.. Macfeat, second secretary VI
the legation of the Irish Free STATE
AItbouph several women have beer
connected with the diplomatic corps
of foreign countries, Mrs. Macfeat Is
the first woman diplomat to have heI
name appear in the official dlpiomati'
list from the State Department. MrS
Macfeat has been connected with tnt
diplomatic corps Of the irish free STATE
since the establishment or that couli-
try. She has been IN "ashins 'ol
since March, before that serving III
New York in the passport division OF
the Irish Free State. Mrs. Mac1eat
who has an apartment at WardmaI'
park Hotel. will leave for New YORK
Friday. sailing the following DAY OF
the Cameronia to spend the summer
At her home.
The Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles >. dewey
ore sailing from London TO-DAY iol
tbis country. Miss SuZette dewey
.heir daughter, is remaining aproao
for a motor tour Of the continent
The secretary of the Honduran le
svCf Va
has been Joined by Sonora de ia
oIIirre V in his apartment, at tne
Argonne.
0r Vernon Kellogg of the Natlonal
Research Council will sail for Eu,ope
June 25 by the S. S. Belgenialo "
attend the meeting or the a intel lie1
tional Research Council at bruesIs
which opens July Z. He Will aiso
ranresent the National Research
Cn,,ncil at the meeting of the League
IF Nations committee on Information
al intellectual cooperation IN IeneN :,
during the last week OF July aiiu u
will later attend the meeting OIL lle
british Association for the AuVaHCe
ment of Science at Southainptoh a'
representative of the Natlohal NC
search Council and the Anlellcati nf
Association for the Advancement oi
science DR.. Kellogg will be accom-
nanied by Mrs. Kellogg and their
daughter Jean.
Mr. Thomas F. Woodlock, the re-
Gently appointed interstate comIne'ce
commissioner has been joined "a
Wardman Park Hotel by his Wi1e diu
,he latter's sister, Miss ElizaDetii
Rvrne Mr.. and Mrs. Woodlock
formerly made their home at mount
vernon. n, Y. They will be at ward
man park Hotel all Summer.
Mrs. Charles D. Liebermann an. an
nounces the engagement ol
daughter Mildred to Capt1 nv, 10, noer.
Houston Pepper, U. S. M. Z. Inc ma.
riaee will take place in the near ear
t,,tsre as Capt. Pepper leaves Tor
San EGego. Calf Miss Liebermann pc
longs to the old residential SET a.,
Wash,npton, her family on both sloes
being identified with the earnest
history. .;,,. of Pbila-
delphia. Pa, and is iiieii'
Army Navy Club.
The marriage of Miss Marie v
Pitsnogle. daughter of Mr.. ana MRS.
l. L, Pitsnogle, to Mr.. Paul Jonn
Seltzer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. DaVlu
SETTER. will take place this evening
at 8 o'clock in st. Adams Episcopal
Church, the Rev. Charles IL. warner
oficiatinp A reception will follow at
the home of the brides parents, $500
Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton
will entertain at a buffet supper TINS
evening for their daughter, MISS
Mamie Merrick Hamilton, whose
marriage to Mr.. Alfred Felix Ben
supper will be given at Stone Ridge,
the country home of the pride S
parents on the Rockville road, Nd,
following the rehearsal.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Gown will close
their house on Massachusetts ave-
nue. next week and go to Kingston,
n Y. to visit their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Schoonmaker, jr. They will later go
TO their cottage in the Catskills to
spend some weeks before sailing IN
August for Europe.
Representative Theodore Burton OF
Ohio, who is now in Geneva, VIII
return to this country in September
Miss Pauline Heitmuller is enter
tanning at a bridge party this after.
noon in the garden of her home, S0l
Jefferson street in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Anne Albers and her nance,
Mr.. Joe Simms Earman. The guests
include the members Of the wedding
party.
Miss Aileen Fitzgerald, Miss Rosel-
Ia LOTUS and Miss Vera Rocca were
toint hostesses at a supper party
last evening on the Willard roof in
compliment to Miss Beatrice NC
CURE, whose marriage to Mr.. Ed
ward j. Reilly, jr., will take place
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyser Held
Brilliant Reception in Home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles P. Keyser en-
tertained about 500 guests at a recep-
ton at their home on Decatur street
last evening in honor Of their son-in-
law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Humphreys Rea, whose marriage took
place at Upper Marlboro, Md, May