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Senior Teller Host at
Luncheon at Embassy Today.

The Ambassador of Mexico, Senior
Don Manuel c. Teller. was host at
luncheon today at the embassy. enter
tanning in honor of the United States
delegates to the commission to draft
regulations to render effective the
convention between Mexico and the
United States on smuggling, fisheries
and eXtradition. The company in
Guided the Attorney General, Mr.. Sar-
gent; Assistant Secretary of the Treas
urys Mr.. Lincoln G.. Andrews. chair
man Of the American delegates: Mr..
Franklin Mott Gunther. chief of the
Division of Mexican Affairs; Mr.. Will
liam r. Valance. assistant to the
solicitor: Mr. Edward p. Lowry of the
State Department, MIR. Ernest w.
Camp, director, Division of Customs:
Mr.. l.. G. Mutt, head. Narcotic Divi-
sion; DIR. NJ. J. White. assistant sur
geon general. Public Health Service;
DIR. ]. II. Linson. surgeon, foreign
quarantine, Public Health Service;
Mr.. Arthur W. Henderson, special as
sistant to the Attorney General; Mr.
Henry Chalmers. chief. Division of
Foreign Tariffs, Department of Com
merce; Mr.. w. w. Husband, Second
Assistant Secretary of Labor; MIR.
Irving f. WXon, chief supervisor,
United States immigration Service;
Mr.. a. r. Reitzel, assistant solicitor
for Department of Labor; Mr.. Thomas
G. Shearnan. DIR. Theodore S. Palmer.
Mr.. John Z. Graf, Mr.. Ernest r.
Sasscer. the Mexican delegates. Senior
Lie. Bartolome Carbajal Y Rosas,
Mexican agent Of the General Claims
Commission between Mexico and the
United States: Senior Lie. Jose Ro-
nero. Mexican secretary to the Gem
eral Claims Commission between Mex
leo and the United States Senior Lie.
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Marriage Licenses.

Rocco J. Montani and Nora Hennessey
Eugene NJ. Langdon and Julia D. Andrews
Willard F. Walsh and Mary NJ. Tolson.
SAYester G Rell and Xiy Yin ShreYe
Robert G. Shirley of Elgin, III. and An
gela @. Wirkus Of this city.
George c. Wright and Sadie z. Crawford
CORTLAND H, Smith, Il. Of Baltimore, Md
and Nancy D. Jackson of this city.
John l. Maher OF Trenton. N j.. and Hen
Kenneth g. Griffin and Bertha NJ. Wells.
both of Richmond. Va.
Christian H Kahl and Marion s. Meese,
both of Baltimore. Md.
George McC sdden and Sarah Clarke.
CALVIN Pickett Of Lexington. Ky. and vir'
Del4s n Carter Of this city w and wilhel-
Howe A. Jenkins and Gladys Q. Moran.
RAYMOND Caldwell and Hazel l., Nicholson
Charles H. Thomas and Pearl Anderson.
Charles L. Jackson and Ida L. Boswell
both of Spepcerville. Md.
j Edgar Tucker and Martha A. Lamasure
James E. Brown of this city and Mildred
Seldom of Holdcroft Va.
Raymond l. scesco and Lurrand Baylor.
Younger r. Coles and Helen Z. Wilson.
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Deaths.


rcsidsas'. % r St, @' n's. ROSE 5 WIDOW Vi q
above residence on Tuesday. July @ 1926
At $50 am. thence TO ST. Martins
s M , where mass Will be SAID at 10
tend. lnternlent Mount Ohvet Cemetery. >
MchEE. Tuesday, June 20 1926, At, Tyc-
son son, Ariz AMo SANFORD Mckee, he
the home of her sister Mrs b $ CARRIER
2so . e.. Gathedral sve on Monday July >.
t CIned 10 attend. Interment Rock Creek
N2fR s1G len, All 9ffiGGeri and n'smh;rr. Of
hhr ,n,,H, notified to peet Al Mount Gilcsd
h h% GhaFrh JAZZ th aqa ISL Tr@ AT NJ
+! NsIic"4 4h6 6 t2sSn N6n f9G late All
ANNA oArF s2S}h &A ST.. sAr r%rrfs.
Il ZION M sGp4d9:"s y ne deaib Of 81, ENM,h
tend The funeral s 81 Jng ' i. At pm,
MARY , IT H6ASAaxT Tyler IsI:ls,, President.
MtLLE\; ThursCiay. July J.. 1925, at so
MARY =. MULLEN (noe B nm bc.
t"E oiN wife OF or Archie r. Mullen. Funeral
mont at Cedar Hill Cemetery a.
G1G Costa. Council. 81. u Daushtcr. 81
neral Of our late lister. MARY +. NIL,
a aES ,a fTon! the residence Of hcr sister;
o'clock. InterTcnt Cedar Hilii' cemetery.
Attest: nA fHAf r l k2HNEy 70. r%"o'l44I.
NICHOLS. On Friday. July ,. 1926. At her
residence. 210 18Th st. sw. MARTHA
beloved wife Of Louis Nichols. aged SO
years. Funeral from the chapel of p. A
III iav
6. at " pm Relatives and friends invited
lntermcnt Cedar Hill Cemetery
rasdod w@fgf is J9e y9 l2Fs T
and h1sA d 6 g.! A Aa.,a o Pn4
e" % n Eo1 FsG a:,.. dMt
New Orleans papers please copy
rH y, r. Departsd tbs lie Ygly 1929
ddcc,rman, FHnsra from his late resl1e me-
NJ ar s. VII ia snE :, = 'he
Cemetery. Relative. and friends invited /
" bedysd J 5nly Of H la2a BM MIoT the
454 Randonh It ifom w h'F on ut Mond ds,
July o. AZ e 80 am, thence 70 st. Ca
Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. Friday morning. July .. 1925.
q, ~ toG1lock; az his home. $50 Il ~
WILLIAMS, beloved husband ~ Mary
Williams. He leaves To mourn their loss
loving father. three brothers ard two
sisters. all of Georgia one dalghter.
L4ulse Williams Caldwell. and hos, Of
other relatives and friends Funeral
Tuesday. July g. from First BAPTIST
Church 9th 81. between g and II " AZ
O'Clock. Rev. J. II Marshall pastor -
WILLIAMS. Departed this life AT 3 20 am
saturday. July 3. 1876 AT the residence
OF his narents. 1919 Florida ave NV
ARTHUR WARNER WILLIAMS beloved
and only child Of Arthur and Eta Warner
niIlans. age - years 10 months and g
Gays Notice of funeral later
"ISEMA\. Entered into eternal rest Fri
DAY. july 1926. at lH 30 p m AT her
residence 3S MARYLAND ave Hyattsvilln.
Nd DORETHA WISEMAN fnce Golden.
Wiser1an. Funeral from her late rc,idenre
Sunday. July f. at pm
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Daniel r. Aguilar, Senior Lie. Arturo
Beteta, Senior Jose Maria Davila.
Senior Julio Jimenez Rueda and Senior
Manuel Mesa A., attache to the Mex
lean embassy from the Departments
of Hacienda, Gobernacion, Public
Health and Agric ura V Fomento OF
Mexico. and the third secretaries OF
the Mexican embassy, Senior Carlos A
Baumbach v Griethe and Senior Luis
Rivera y Rosas.
The charge d'affaires of Persia
Mira Bagher Khan kazemi, return.
ed last evening from New York, where
he went to meet the minister of for
eign affairs of Persia, Patty Zadeh, on
his arrival yesterday aboard the
Aquitania The minister has come to
represent his country at the Sesqul
centennial in Philadelphia, where the
Persian exhibit Is of particular inter
est. He was received this morning
by President Coolidge and the Score
tary of State, Mr.. Kellogg.
Representative and Mrs. f. Hart
Fem of 1892 Eighteenth street are
leaving that number and are going TO
2400 sixteenth street. where they nave
taken an apartment until July II,
when they will motor to their nome
at Wethersfield. Conn.
Representative and Mrs. Charles b
Tin,berlake are giving up their apart
ment at the MayfloWer today and are
leaving Washington for their home al
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RITES FOR MRS. WISEMAN.
Hyattsville Woman Leaves Five
Sons and Three Daughters.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, July 3.--Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Dorothea
Wiseman. so years old. widow OF Jo-
seph r. Wiseman. who died shortly
after noon yesterday at her home on
Maryland avenue OF drOpsy, after a
long illness, will be held tomorrow at
2 pm. at her late residence, the
Rev. w. l.. Durrant, rector Of 81
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal
parish, officiating. Interment will be
in Evergreen Cemetery. Bladensburg.
Mrs. Wiseman, who had lived in
Hyattsville 27 years, was born in
Blandensburg. Her husband died about
2 years ago.
Surviving are five sons and three
daughters: George G.. of Bladensburg.
Charles +. of Hyattsville. Howard 3.
Of Washington, and Walter X. and
Durward B. of Hyattsville. and Mrs.
William y. Seaton and Mrs. Percy f.
Wise of Washington. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Ryce of Hyattsville. Mrs. Wise
man also leaves sister, Mrs. Lemuel
l.. Gray Of 1Iyattsville. and Il brother
George w. Coldenstroth. of Washing
ton
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Deaths Reported.

George Haas. ir.. 20. 1898 Alabama
Mary f. Bowman. IS, the .Conard Apt
Adela GGimen9. 60. 3nos Mckinley st.
George Fox, 76. United States Soldiers'
Home Hospital.
:. Edward Farrell. SIS, United States Sol
Susan b porwart. 90 Home Apt
John F. Queen. II. 212 A st. Sc.
Leah p Gprd9ns 81 eGar Jehi H9,nital
Cassie r. Wehr Sc 23O end st sc.
James THICKER "a. 1913 G 81.
John W. Hethway. 81. Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Infant of George and Susan McCauley, II
days Sibley Hospital
Ada Cannon 35 Freedmen's Hospital
Iottie B. Johnson. 80. la Thomas at
Edward Langford. u. United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
Ella Creek. SO. Freedmens Hospital.
William NJ Jackson. so. goo o st.
James B. Lee. IL hours. 147T Newton st
Margaret Miles. 5. Freedmen's Hospital.
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M& ANA W III IcIilJlD uIltlI dllel
the holiday.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Will
bur, will entertain company at din
ner this evening aboard the L. :. s.
SNlph While cruising on the Potomac.
The Secretary of the Interior. DR.
Work. was host at dinner last evening
in the Mamouth Hotel in Yellowstone
National Park in compliment to
Crown Prince GustaVus Adolphus and
Crown Princess Louise of Sweden.
The company included the suite of the
royal visitors. Mile, de ReuterSward,
maid of honor: Mr. w. Bostrom
Swedish Minister at Washington: Mr..
Nils de Rudeheck. master of the
household Of II. Il. H., court marchal:
Count G.. Posse, colonel, chief of staff
of II. K. H.; Col. Oscar Solbert. L. S.
A: Mr.. Fritz HcnriksSon, chief of the
press bureau of the royal foreign of
private secretary to II. r. H.; DR.
ican-Swedish News Exchange, New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Don
nelly. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Budd
st. Paul. Mimi: Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T..
Ryram of Chicago, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Gray of
Omaha, Nehr.: Mr. and Mrs. j. S.
Pveatt Of Denver. Colo; Col. J. II.
Carroll Of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas n. NARROW of Helena. Mont:
Mr. and Mrs. Il. S. Ellison of Den
ver. Colo; Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Calvin
of Omaha, Nehr; Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
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Marriage Of Mrs. Selhy to
T,icut. Williams in New York.

Mrs. Florence Halves Selby of Wash
ington, formerly of Georgia, niece or
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace Wright
Eof Quincy, Fla, was married to Lieut..
Afford Joseph Williams, jr., L. >. N,
son of Alderman Afford Joseph VIII
liams and Mrs. Williams of 373 East
goth street, New York, at noon today
| in St. Brendan's Church. 207th street
and Perry avenue. New York.
The Rev ]. J. Madden, c. :. s., an
uncle of the bridegroom. who has
come from Buenos Aires. Argentina,
offlciated Mrs. Jackson Of Wash
| ington was matron of honor and Jo-
seph Williams was his brothers best
man.
Lieut.. William Williams was gradu-
ated from Fordham University in
1914. where he was member OF the
varsity foot ball and base ball teams.
During the war he enlisted in the
| Naval Flying Corps, He has also
been a pitcher for the Giants. Last
year, while performing his duties as
a naval pilot. he completed his course
| for the degree of LII. B. at George
town University.
! He holds the unofficial air speed
| record Of more than five miles a min
| ute. and in 1929 he won the Pulitzer
! trophy in a navy racer.
| Lieut. Williams is at present special
aid to Rear Admiral Moffett at Naval
| Air Station. Anacostia, ID. c.
A wedding which interests Wash
| ingtonians and which took place in
| New York today. is that of Miss
| Glenda Reid MILAN, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs William Walter MILAN of
2O26 Klingle road, this city and Mr..
| Horace Epes. director of the editorial
department Of the Consolidated Press
Association, with headquarters here.
| The ceremony was performed at
| 1870 O'Clock in the First Methodist
Church. New York City. and cousins
| of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Cartier Of Maplewood. y. j.. were the
| onl'' attendants.
Mr.. Epes and his bride will return
to Washington in the near future
and will make their home here.
Mrs Rusk. wife of Lieut.. Comdr.
H. Welles Rusk. jr.. u. s. N, has
arrived in Washington and is with
her grandmother. Mrs. A. T. Britton
at 184S kalorama road for an indefi-
mite stay. Mrs. Rusk was formerly
Miss Margaret Britton. daughter OF
the late Mr.. Alexander r. Britton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge.
the latter formerly Miss Emily Sears.
have been at the Hotel Ambas sa dor
in New York since their marriage
Thursday. and will sail today aboard
the Duilio for Italy.
Mrs. Charles F. Carusi and Miss
Helen Carusi have gone to White
s>ulphur Springs. w. Va where they
lave cottage. Mrs. J. A. Dapray,
sister of Mrs. Carusi. is with them.
Mr.. Carusi will join the party later.
Mrs. Christian Heurich and her
daughter Miss Heurich, will sail
Tuesday aboard the Columbus for
Europe to spend the remainder of
the Summer.
Mrs. H. H. Martin and her daugh-
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Births Reported.

Harry and Mary Gadshy. boy
Grason c. and Mary B. Moore girl
James A. and Mary V. Sorrell girl
Thomas W, and Frances r. Dixon, girl
Tommy and Martha Blonnt, girl
Galloway IT, and Carrie Brown. boy.
Walter A. and Lucy Miller, boy.
Oscar J. and Marguerite G. Kluh. boy.
Lionel l.. and Elizabeth Rowe. girl.
Roy O.. and Isabel Rhodes boy
Maurice + and Marie L. McNair girl.
David and Clara Abramson. girl,
Paul and Virginia F.. Murphy girl.
Julius y. and Anna NJ. Morrison. girl.
Frank A. and Helen L. Schaefer. girl.
Eloyd F., and Anna L, pqtsonn. girl.
Samuel J. and Helene c. Hughes. girl
Ashton +. and Matte l.. Carter. boy,
Hubert and Loretto J. Thebo. girl.
Charles L. and Gertrude Coils girl.
Earl $. and Cleo. E. w9rmley; girl.
Charles l.. and Agnes Rails. boy.
Clarence and Myrtle Williams. boy.
Edwin and Annie Marrow girl
Emmit and Christine Graves, boy.
Jesse and Bernice Ashton. girl.
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| necticut, officiating, assisted by the
Rev. Raymond Hendricks, rector of
i. the church
| Miss Elizabeth Adams of Syracuse
was maid of honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Ellen p. Luquer of New
| York. Miss Catherine Walker and
Miss Julia Winslow of Scarsdale and
Miss Gabrielle Ladd and Miss Alice
Hubbard of Boston. Little Miss Mary
Rutherford Pierrepont was flower
girl. The ushers included Mr.. Thomas
&c. Lord. Mr.. Edward =. Luquer and
Mr.. Edward l.. Watts of New York
and Mr.. Lawrence Rathburn of Woon-
socket, r. I.
A reception followed in Dale Home
stead. the summer home Of the bride
uncle Mr.. Charles Appleton Adams
and among those at the wedding were
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Henry Adams of
New York. parents OF the bride. and
Mrs. II. Burnham Moffat OF New
York, mother Of the bridegroom
After an extensive wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Moffat will make their home
in New York.
| Mrs. Julien Jacquelin Mason and
her daughter Miss Maude Marshall
| Mason, will go to Orange. Va, today
| TO open their country place for the
| season.
Mrs. r. s. Reynolds Hit and her
! daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hit. have
been in New York, at the Madison,
for few days on their way to Sara =
toga Springs, where they will go
today.
Miss Ann Nelson, daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. c. T.. Nelson. of 2901 Con-
necticut avenue. left last evening to
spend the Summer with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Nelson.
in their home at Ala West Wiley
street, in Button. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon
Crawford have gone to Pittsfield.
Mass, where they are visiting Mrs.
William Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford formerly lived in Wash
ington, but have made their home
in New York for several Winters.
Capt +. X. Hill, L. S. ~. and
Mrs Hill are at Saranac Inn, n. y,
for the month of July.
Mrs. X. C. Wright, who. with her
| mother, Mrs. Harold S. Heating. for
merly made her home in Washington
| Is at Wardman Park Hotel for sew
| eral days. Mrs. Wright and Mrs
Heating, who have been abroad for
two years, have taken an apartment
in Nice, where they expect 70 re-
main for another year or two before
| returning to this country.
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SOCIETY
Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Mellon,
to Spend the Brief Holiday in
His Pittsburgh Home.

, Hohhins Of Butte. Mont: Mr.. J. T.
ConnerN of F'lintridGc. Pasadena,
Calf. Gov. Nellie Ross of Wyoming
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Glow OF Chicago,
H.: Or. Louis f. Greene Of Washing
ton. Mr. John II. Edwards, Assistant
Secretary of the Interior: the super
intCndent, Yellowstone National Park
ami Mrs. Horace NJ. Albright; the di,
rector, National Park Service, ana
Mrs. stephen T. Mather; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Child, Senator and
Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps. Mr. Henry
A. Duhhs of Denver, Colo: Mr.. Wal
ter S. Dickey. editor of Kansas City,
Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Goodwin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Holden of
Chicago, III.
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DIES AT AGE OF SO.
Mrs. Zelie M. Longley Claimed De
scendence From Lafayette.

Mrs. Zelie Mother Longley died at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. JUS
tine NJ. Thrift, at Cabin John Park.
Maryland Tuesday, aged ninety
three years Funeral services were
held at the home. and the body was
sent to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Longley's father, John E.
Mother, came to this country from
Geneva, Switzerland, and settled in
northeast Pennsylvania. He was as
ISOLATED in business with the grand
father of the Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, Nicholas Longworth,
establishing vineyards. Mrs. LOngley
was descendant of Lafayette. She
was a resident Of Washington for 10
years, and had been at Cabin John
Park years. Mrs. w. j. Cook,
Colman Manor, Prince Georges county,
Is a granddaughter.
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gin 81 enortam.

BURROWS. In sad hut loving Remembrance
e oq Rr! ds aom hYsband and father GEORGE
twelve years today. July 3. 1919
1t is lonely here without Won
, And sad all along the way
For IL is not the same for NE
since you were called away.
Yon shall always be remembered
yo IN s ms weary weary world lido. Of strife
AS long as Cad shall give me lie.
light from the household is gone.
voice We loved is stilled
place Is vacant IN orr home
Ihat never can be filled
His cheery smiles and kindly ways
. Are pleasant to recall.
lie had a smile for every one
HIS Io ,ifl "' wife q AS aij CHILDREN
BUTLER. In loving remembrance of NV
i Inv BJTt i5Is who died eight years aso.
RRAtT{ ,fG Fra MARY ikv1SGd - A$D
sher jAcR cL0wE whS emdp epart cd , Gac
his home e Ind eTo V S?ra'' July d l"4 at
Deep in our, hearts you are fondly remen1-
hered.
Sweet. happy memories cling around
True hearts that love you with deepest
Always viii love you in death lust the
HIS sAI 9hAT 81 &6uk ALICE ICE e, 6 gray
JEFFRlE$ -
LEE n;a, hI In loyinG memory Pf ogr ,dear
1915 ''' -
Days of sadness still come over us.
Secret tears often flow.
Memory keeps you ever near us
HfR pE3o yrE ff eaEfH If 2 GRAND
CHILDREN. ANNA MARIE LEE.
desr I EhspE is" MlbbF6R F.
WHO, died two years ago today. July 5.
sunnrhinc then rain: the pleasure. the pain.
o or life 30 the shadows fail:
The rose must die and the lips say good by.
D' H His H' t6vfHG f Wife CLARA Al
NlCkE\S. A tribute, Of love 10 tho memory
day. July B. 1901 THE Family. y.
REID. In memory of my loving mother
seven ago 1oa t'J JTiy S'efn no p and
sister ARDELLA REID. who passed away
sister ss HArriE YoTSG who 1' dcpa-t "d
this life one wear ago. June 10. 1925.
God takes our loved ones from our homes
But never from our hearts;
AN EVER THOU GHTFTL DAUGHTER
AND SISTER. EMMA TATE.
and father. SoPMiA and FRITZ TREPE.
who departed this life five years ago. 70.
l. 1921. respectively.
rHE j Lov 'GS' bis%audhTfk. SEES! Selma. A.
"F tffk wA Il Il % Mo n pss.s4
away July g. 1913. NINA
WILSON; o,, Sacred 70 the ,mpemncry Of my
HEB, ID, pEyoTEp DAUGHTER. CORA
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

The Wanderlusters will give a
turtle dinner at their clubhouse in
Franklin Park, Va.
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Party Of Young People
Go to Southern Camps.

1dFty Oh 1OuHS ItOple
Go to Southern Camps.
Miss Catherine Crane of Chevy
Chase and Miss Margaret Wilson
Miss Katharine Wilson, Miss Leah
Ford and Miss Betty Sergeant OF
Washington left last evening for Sky
land Camp. near Asheville. n. c., to
spend the remainder Of the Summer
They were accompanied by MIR. John
McIIain Wilson, who will spend July
and August at Camp Highland Lake,
at Hendersonyille, n. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Varney and
their family sailed yesterday from
Baltimore on the Chatham for Boston
and will spend some time in New Eng,
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mohler of Pas
adena, Calf, are the house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Josenhans of
PAL Ninth street northeast. Mrs.
Mohler is a sister of Mr.. Josenhans.
who was formerly Of Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. Mohler visited the old 10
senhans home in Chicago en- route
here and they will also visit the Ses-
quicentennial i'm Philadelphia.
Miss F'reda Ockershausen and Miss
Carla Ockershausen have gone to
Ithaca, n Y, to attend the Summer
school at Cornell University.
Miss Bauer of Harvard street left
Yesterday to spend the Summer with
her sister. Mrs. r. II. Poole. at
Mitchell Field. Long Island. n. Y.
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Sterling, Colo. From there Mrs. Tim,
berlake will go to the Boulder SAM.
| tarium. Boulder, Colo, where she will
remain to recuperate from an illness.
| Mrs Rathbone wife of Represent
ative Henry r. Rathbone of 1llinot>
will leave Washington today for Pitts
burgh. Pa, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. William A. SchertZ, for a
week or 10 days. From there she will
go to Chicago and will join Repre-
sentative Rathbone in their suburban
| home, Kennelworth. on Lake Mich
! igan. Mrs. Rathbone will spend the
Summer working on her E'ok of
poems. "On Wings Of Song" which
will go to press in the Autumn or
Winter.
Signor Leonardo Vitetti, secretary
of the Italian embassy, was host to a
small company at luncheon yesterday
on the Willard roof.
Mrs. Horace G. mcfarland and her
son, Mr. John Melton Higgins. have
returned to Washington from a two
week visit in st. Louis. where they
combined p.sasure with business
| During their stay in that city Mrs
| Walter Cosley, Mrs. Priest and others
| well known TO society mere, enter ldlIi
ed for Mrs. Mcfarland.
| Mrs. Francois Berger Moran
mother of Mrs. Mcfarland. will re-
turn to the Capital today. after a
visit in Princeton and in New York
City.
| The moderator of the Presbyterian
| Church of Irelan nd. the Very Rev. r
w. Hamilton, and Mrs. Hamilton,
have gone to New York, where to
morrow the former will fill one of
the important desks of the city He
filled the pulpit at the Church of the
| Covenant in this city last Sunday.
Monday he and Mrs. Hamilton were
received at the White House. and in
Princeton, n. J.. he received his D.
| d. degree. Both DR.. and Mrs. Hamil
ton have many friends in Washington
Mr.. MOifet to Return
After Brief Holiday.
Mr.. Jay Pierrepont Moffat will re-
turn to his duties at the White House
Tuesday after spending the holiday in
| New England. Mr.. Moffat went to
North Andover, Mass. to be best man
| for his brother Mr.. Abbott Low Mof-
| fat, at his marriage yesterday after
noon to Miss Marion Adams. The
ceremony was performed in st. Paul's
; Episcopal Church. the Right Rev.
Chauncey B. Brewster. Bishop of Con-
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Red Triangle Outing Club has
no regular hike scheduled for tomor-
row. On Monday there will be pic
mic and fireworks at the clubhouse.
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ters. accompanied by Mrs. A. j..
Campbell, sailed yesterday from Bal
timore aboard the Chatham and will
spend the season in Maine.
Mrs. Hannis Taylor and Mrs
Charles Clay Bayly went Thursday
TO Atlantic City. MIR. Bayly will join
them later in the asOn.
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T He, Secretary of the Treasury
Mr.. Mellon, went 10 his home
in Pittsburgh last evening
- and will remain until aftel
the holiday.