Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-26

~ ~ miles this afternoon from the
WI Black Hills Summer White
| House to Newcastle. Wyo..
where at 4 O'Clock this after
noon she will witness the marriage i'll
Christ Episcopal Church of MISS DOR
othy Mondell. daughter of former Keep
rnsentative and Mrs Frank Wheeler
Mondell. to Mr.. Alexander Mhte
Gregg. general counsel for the Treas
ury Department. son of Mrs. Alex
ander White Gregg, now of Washing
ION. and the late Representative
Gregg of Texas Mrs. Coolidge re-
manned for the reception in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mondell. when large
number of guests. including many Of
ficials and influential citizens OF the
state, were received.
4 President Coolidge was prevented
from attending the wedding of the
/ daughter of the former Republican
wnip in the House, and an important
/ figure in the Republican convention
that nominated him, by other engage
mantS Mr. Mondell was member
of the War Finance Board. but is now
in private law practice IN NashlnS-
ton.
The wedding is one of the most
important events to take place IN the
state in many years and Mr. ana mrs
MOOnGlt nave tfl6 ulSlIIlttloh VI
the first persons to entertain in their
state a First Lady of the Land.
The church is profusely decorated,
the walls being covered with boughS
of spruce and aspen. while gladioll and
+ cathe dral candles are placed on the
altar Other parts of the church are
decorated with pink larkspur, daisies
and other midsummer flowers.
The Right Rev. Nathaniel s.
Thomas, Bishop of Wyoming. Will
ofTiciate; the bride wearing a draped
gown of soft ivory white satin. the
bodice with bateau neck line and the
long sleeves showing a little fullness.
The veil of tule, very long ana 1uil'
is worn in fiat effect over the mar
and held with two rows of orange bios
SONS so arranged as to drop over the
ear at one side. She will carry A sheaf
of white lilies Mr.. Mondell will
escort and give his daughter in
marriage.
Miss Marjorie Mondell will accom-.
nany her sister as maid of honor and
her only attendant, and will wear
!. costume of powder blue taffeta made
in Colonial fashion, her hat cor
responding in color, and she will carry
a sheaf of shade pink gladioli.
Mr.. Gregg will have as his best man
his brother, Mr.. Will r. Gregg of New
York. and Mr.. William Harris Mondell
and Mr.. F. W. Mondell, jr., brothers
of the bride. will usher the guests.
At the reception following the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Mondell will as
sist the bride and bridegroom in re-
-eeiving, Mrs. Mondell wearing gown
! of gray chiffon and a large black hat.
When Mr.. Gregg and his bride leave
for their wedding journey, she will
wear a two-piece black satin costume,
the coat showing fox fur collar. Her
hat is a small model of black felt.
After the middle OF September Mr..
Gregg and his bride will be at home
in New York.
The bride went to school in Wash
ington and made her debut here. later
choosing a professional rather than a
social career, and became society re-
porter on a local paper. position she
held up to the time she left for her
wedding in Wyoming.
The Ambassador Of Italy, Mobile
~Giacomo de MARITIME, will sail from
New York Saturday, August 13, aboard
the Dullio for his home in Italy,
where he will join Nobil Donna An
toinette de MARITIME for vacation.
They will come back to Washington
IN the late Autumn.
: The Ambassador returned to Wash.
sington today from Atlantic City, where
he spent the week end.
The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. James
j. Davis, entertained at luncheon to-
day in his home at 3012 Massachu-
setts avenue in compliment to the
Australian delegates to the labor con.
ference. The guests included the Hon.
j. NJ. Baddeley, secretary of mines ana
also minister for labor and industry
for New South Wales, and Mrs. Bad
deley; Mr.. j. p. Hindmarsh, chief in
spector of mines; DIR. T.. +. Andrews,
government geologist; Mr.. +. A.
Hynes, secretary to the Hon. Mr.. Bad
deley, all of New South Wales; Mr..
Scott Turner, director Of the Bureau
OF Mines; DR.. j. B. Sears, acting di-
rector Of the Geological Survey; DR.. J..
j. Briggs, acting director of the Bureau
of standards: Mr.. w. w. Husband, sec.
ond Assistant Secretary of Labor; Mr..
Harry f. Hull, commissioner general
of immigration.
Mr.. Ethelbert Stewart, commission
er of labor statistics; Mr.. Raymond F.
sCrist, commissioner Of naturalization;
Mr.. Richard T. Jones. acting director
general Of the United States Employ
ment Service; MIR. Hugh l.. kerwin.
director OF conciliation; Mr.. Theodore
G.. Risley, solicitor for the Labor De-
partment; Miss Mary Anderson. chief