Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

,'are in New York for few days.
The charge d'affaires OF Spain,
Senior Don Mariana de Amoeda. will
go to Newport to spend the week end
with the former Ambassador of Spain
and Sonora de Riano, who have
villa there for the season.
Scion OF Lower House
Feted at Alexandria Bay.
Representative Bertrand II. Smell
of New York was a guest at the
shore dinner given last evening by
IMr. Edward ]. Noble of New York
at Alexandria Bay. Among the
other guests We're Representative
Representative Milton w. Shreve and
Representative Anthony J. Griffin.
Representative and Mrs. g. Wal
lace Dempsey sailed from New York
yesterday for Europe.
The chief of staff u. s. A., Gen.
Charles p. Summeral, will leave
| Washington this afternoon for Des
Moines, Iowa, where he will attend
) the reunion of the Rainbow Division.
He will also make a short stay at
Fort Sheridan before returning to
+ Washington.
Mrs. Summerall is spending today
motoring TO Gettysburg. Accom-
panying her are Capt. and Mrs.
James G. Field, U. S. N, and Maj.
Rhinelander
Gen. and Mrs. Samuel Warren
Miller are taking possession of their
new home, at 1861 Crescent place, on
Friday.
Z The secretary of the German emil
bassy, Herr Martin Schlimpert, sailed
last night from New York on the 5. $.
New York to spend a leave of absence
in his home in Germany.
Former Representative and Mrs. |
Frank Wheeler Mondell of Washing |
ton and Wyoming announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Dorothy. |
to mr.. Alexander White Gregg. gen.
eral counsel of the Treasury Depart |
ment.
The wedding will take place in the |
Episcopal Church at Newcastle, Wyo.,
July 26, and Mr.. Gregg will have as
I best man his brother, w. r. Gregg,
while Miss Marjorie Mondell will at
tend her sister and there will probably
be other attendants for the bride. Mr..
I MODuSlt VIII iCdNC "0ShAhes VII NAAAN'
week for the West, Mrs. Mondell and
her daughters having gone West some
days ago. Mrs. Gregg, mother OF the
bridegroom-elect.w will leave later to be
present at the wedding.
reception at the Newcastle home |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mondell Will follow
! the ceremony, when their neighbors
and friends will be present. An inyi- |
tation has been sent to the President |
and Mrs. Coolidge and it is not at all |
unlikely that they will motor the go
miles stretching between their country |
home and Newcastle to attend. Mr..
Gregg is now in Newcastle.
Mrs. Judson G. Clements and her |
daughter, Miss Mary Park Clements, |
will sail from New York Friday on the |
Coronia for Plymouth. They will |
spend 10 weeks in England and will
attend the musical festivals in prog
ress there at this season.
Senior Don Felipe Taboada y Ponce
de Leon, Cuban consul general in New
York, has come to Washington to re-
main for few days and is at the VIII
lard Hotel.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Theodore
Jewell are at the Bay Voyage Hotel,
at jamestown, X. !.
Mrs. Seth Barton French enter
tanned at dinner last evening at Hot
Springs, in compliment TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel j. Henry. Mrs. French
will come to Washington to spend |
few days before sailing July q for
France.
A marriage of particular interest to
her large circle of Washington friends
is that of Mrs. Mary Hillary Waters
and Capt. Carol Porteous Price, u.
s. A., in the Episcopal Cathedral at
juneau. Alaska, Monday, June IS.
Capt. Price was formerly stationed at
Fort Humphreys, Va, and the bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. We'll
lington Shreve of this city, her |
brothers also being residents of the |
Capital.
The bride and her children went to
Juneau several weeks ago, and the |
wedding ceremony in the cathedral, |
with the Rev Charles z. Price officiat-
ing, was a particularly pretty affair.
Charles Waters, the 1l-year-old son of
the bride, gave her away, while Daniel |
Waters, aged 8, was best man for |
Capt. Price, and Anita and Mathelde |
Waters, her daughters, aged and 5
years, were her attendants. After the |
wedding ceremony Capt. and Mrs.
Price left on the S. S. Farragut for |
their new quarters, at Chilkoot Bar
racks. Haines, Alaska, where the cap.
tain is stationed on foreign service |
as the only physician and surgeon
there. The unique phase of the we'd
ding story is that all of the attendants |
accompanied the bride and bridegroom
on their wedding journey to Chilkoot |
Barracks. Capt. Price is the son of |
the late DR.. a. ID. Price of Louisville, |
Ky. The bride, a widow for three |
Years, was an attendant at the Church !
of the TRANSPORTATION and has a |
large number of friends here.
Maj. and Mrs. Oscar o. Kuentz of |
Washington are passing a few days |
In New York and are staying at the !
Hotel Aston. With them is Miss |
Elinor Waters.