Evening star., 1925-09-16

The Minister of Sweden and Nine
Wallenberg are sailing today on the
Homeric for this country after spend
ing the Summer at their home in
Sweden. They are accompanied by
the minister of finance of Sweden
Baron Theodor Adelswaerd, who is a
delegate to the Congress of the Inter
parliamentary Union. and Mime. Adels
waerd, who will be guests of the Min
lister and Nine. Wallenberg at the le
!. cation during the congress.
N The flag of Mexico is flying over
the Mexican embassy on Sixteenth
= street today. the occasion being the
Independence day of that country
E. While there will be no entertainment
/. at the embassy, the members of the
staff are enjoying a holiday.
:. Mr.. James r. Sheffield, American
Amba ssa dor to Mexico, arrived at the
Willard last night, having come to
Washington to receive final instruc'
!. tions before returning to his post. Mr.
Sheffield, whose home is in Chicago
came here from New York.
The Minister of Panama, Senior DIR
Don Ricardo J. Alfaro. is chairman
: of the committee in charge of the
diplomatic tennis tournament which
will be played on the courts OF the
home of Mrs. John B. Henderson, and
will probably open about the end OF
: the week. The other members of the
+ committee and the players have not
:, been announced.
+ The director general of the Pen
y American Union, DR.. l.. s. Rowe, en-
!. .tertained Informally at luncheon TO-
: day in honor of the minister OF puohc
= instruction of Panama and Nine. Men
( dez Pereira Among the guests pres:
: ent were the Minister Of Panama and
j Nine Alfaro and the minister OF
!: finance of Panama on special mission
to the United States, the Hon. Eusebio
A. Morales.
!. Word has been received in Wash
ineton of the resignation OF Or.
: WIadyslaw Wroblewski, Minister of
:, Poland to the United States. The
retiring Minister and Nine. Wroblew-
ska, who have been at home in Poland
=, since early Summer, are among the
4 most popular members of the diplo-
matte corps here, and will be greatly
missed
Z. Mrs. Edmund Pendleton will return
:. to her apartment at Stoneleigh Court
!. today.
:. The marriage of Miss Candace Le-
land Howard daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Leland o. Howard of Washing
ton, to Mr. Edward de Mile Payne,
:. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Quintard
:. Payne of Stamford, Conn.,, Will take
place at o'clock today in All Souls
i Church. Onteora Club, New York. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. DR. Joseph r. Duryee of New
York City, assisted by the Rev. DR..
/, Gerald A. Cunningham of st. Johns
Z, Church, Stamford, Conn.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father, Dr. Leland o. Howard,
= and has as attendants Mrs. Charles G.
!. Lawrence of New Yory City, sister of
: the bridegroom: her two sisters, Miss
Lucy T. Howard and Miss Janet How
ard: Miss Mary Dillon of Columbus.
Ohio, and four little flower girls, Kath-
crime Thurber, Mary Nichols, Adellne
I Mills and. Anne Colgate. The best man
is Mr.. Schuyler Meyer, cousin of the
:. bridegroom, and the ushers Mr.. Fran
? els b. Thurber, jr.; Mr.. Valentine f.
!, Macy, jr.; Mr.. Charles c. Lawrence,
y Mr.. David II. and Mr.. John j. At
J, water, Mr.. Raymond D. Thurber, Mr..
4 Francis n. Pruyn and Mr.. Elon Fos-
I ter, all of New York City.
+ The bride will wear her mothers
wedding gown, a picture gown of
t ivory satin and brocade, with trim
!, mings of pearls and thread lace. Her
II veil OF lulle Is trimmed with SHdntH-
4 ly lace. Her bouquet is of pale yell
/ low roses, gardenias and lilies Of the
/ valley. tied with colored ribbon.
!. Her attendants wear organdy gowns
in flower tints and picture hats of a
!, soft green straw, flower trimmed.
I They carry garden baskets filled with
1.-THE seasons blossoms. Mrs. Howard
4 will wear gown of black and white
i chiffon, trimmed with black lace, and
/ a violet hat. and Mrs. Payne, mother
u of the bridegroom, a gown OF gray
J blue crepe and hat of brown lace.
II After the wedding an informal re-
Il ception will take place at the home
4, Of the bride, where she will receive
Il under a horseshoe of lavender asters.
Il Mrs. Albert j. Gore and her daugh-
4 ter, Miss Frances Larner Gore, are
\ at home after spending the Summer