Evening star., 1928-06-11


kellogg, who spent the weel
end in New York, viii be guests
i of honor at the tercentenary
celebration of the Dutch Re-
formed Church at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania this evening and will return tC
Washington tomorrow.
The Ambassador Of Spain. Senior Pa
dilla, and his daughters. Senorita Dona
Rosa Padilla, and Senorita Maria Pa
dilla, returned to Washington last eve-
ming from New York, where they ac-
conlpanied Sonora de radilla, who
Europe. The Ambassador and his
daughters will join Sonora de Padilla
the end Of July.
The Ambassador Of France, NJ. Paul
Claudel, left Washington this morning
for the University of Delaware, where
he viii receive an honorary degree of
doctor of law. He will return tomor-
row.
Nine. SZe, wife of the Minister of
China, and their children will leave
Washington tomorrow for Blue Ridge
Summit, where they have taken cot
tage for the Summer months. The
Minister will join his family for week
end visits throughout the season.
Fentress- Pope Wedding
In Bethlehem Chapel.
The marriage Of Miss Celeste Pope.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E.
Pope, and DR.. Thomas Lyon Fentress,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin FentresS
OF Hubbard Woods, Ill, takes place to-
day at 4 o'clock in Bethlehem Chapel
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes officiating.
The chapel will be decorated with white
roses. and the bride will be given in
marriage by her father She is wear
ing a heavy white satin gown made
with full skirt and long sleeves, trim
med with Duchesse lace The veil of
tulle is worn with cap of the same
lace, originally worn by her mother on
the occasion of her marriage, and the
bridal bouquet Is a combination of white
gardenias and lilies of the valley. The
bride viii be attended by two college
mates, Miss Esther Wurst of Buffalo,
N. z, who will wear beige point d'esprit
lace, and Miss Catherine Roberts of
Johnstown. Pa. In a rose point d'esprit.
Both dresses are made with long ruffied
skirts with large blue bows at the waist
and the large beige hair straw hats are
trimmed with velvet. They viii carry
bouquets Of pink roses and blue dolphin
tnuln. Mr.. Calvin FentresS, ir, brother
OF the bridegroom viii be best man.
The bride is the granddaughter of
the late Judge G. w. Wall Of DuQuoin,
Ill, who was well known throughout
the country. and was a debutante of
last season. She was graduated from
Wellesley In 1927.
DR.. Fentress graduated from Prince
ton IN 1924 and from Harvard Medical
School this Spring.
The brides mother, Mrs. Pope, win
wear q blue lace dress with q blue
nat, and among the out-of-town guests
attending the wedding will be the
brides grandmother. Mrs. O. w. Wall;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Pope Of Duquoin.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fentress, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fentress and Mrs. Thomas
n. Lyon, all Of Hubbard Woods, III.
A small reception at the home Of the
brides parents win follow the wedding.
DR.. and Mrs. Fentress will spend the
Summer 1t Brier Neck, Gloucester,
Mam.
Miss Louise McIAnahan, daughter of
Mrs. George X. McLanaIaan Of New
Haven, Conn, formerly Of Washington,
and Mr.. Lawrence Mason Noble, son Of
MfE. G. B. R1ifflak scf sGyrachse, ~. T.,
VIII be married Saturday afternoon.
The ceremony win be performed in
Christ Episcopal Church IN New Haven,
the Very Rev. Fred II. Hill, headn1as-
ter o. the Kent School, ofdciating, at 4
o'clock, assisted BY the Rev. William
Osborn Baker.
Miss McLananan win be attended by
her sister. Mrs. Eliery Hustled. as ma
tEo1 Of honor, and Miss Winlfred West,
bliss Elizabeth Waller, Miss Elinor
Snyder. Miss Genevieve Lloyd Bell, Miss
Joan William, Miss Mary Nettleton and
Miss Corneiia Curtis.
The Rev. A. Grant Noble viii be best
man Tor his brother and the ughers viii
INCLUDE Mr.. Allen McM. Look. Mr. VIII
liam Robbins, Mr.. Phillip w. BunnelI.
Mr. J. j. Wadgwortn, Mr.. George Her
6ert Walker, Mr. James Butler, Mr. Rus
sell l. Post. Mr.. Frederick Robinson
and Mr.. Harris Macintosh, members of
the 1927 class at Yale. OF which he
bridegroom was also q member, and
Mr. Nathaniel Noble, a brother, who
VIII graduate next year; Mr.. Ellery
Hsastec, Yale, '23, and Mr.. c. c. s. Cush-
ing, Yale, '22.
Miss MeIAnahan viii be given in
marriage Of Dir. Maitland r. Griggs
"a %-1N A0hAy Skd21uiHe al \ Ale Ol
nsr father. Mr.. Duer Mcfanahan, her
brother. Is ia Rio de Janeiro. and win
not be present At the wedding.
The Commissioner Of the District and
MRS. sidney ". TaliaferTo have returned
70 washington after having sDeut a
week ~ Montauk, Long Island.
Eaj. Gen. and Mrs. Douglas Mac
Arthur entertained at dinner last night
10 t1siF home In the Green Spring Val
ley aoF their guests VINO were with them
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Letter bad q
week end celskHation Of tae twensieth
&nnaSeYeaFy Of their marriage. which
aook place here June 10, 1908. I'm the
home of Mira. Letters parents, Nrs, Holm
II, Williams and the late Coi. WiIllanae
Insy nave q house party Of old friends
from out cf town and had q large din
nsf party last night in the Letter
Usansion On Dupont Circle, With as
many a the members Of their wedding
parry ana the guests 1T the <weddInS
= we're IN town. ksF. and Mrs. John
WnkinS entertained at luncheon yes.
NTGay IN tkasiT hoKloT, and GatlIrdav
night Nr. Chandler Hale gave q dinner
DAEgy Tor them At GfassIands, WasY,
MsInDefs have parties there they rave
exclusive uSE cf the clubhouse. III is fhe
former country kl0nle Cf the late WI
Ham y. Whitney when he was gecre.
LaYy u the Nary In 0royer cleyeland's
first cabinet
AnaeDg the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
IeStkF are Br. and Mrs. J. w. Gear,
cf Pi9iladslDiaia and Mr. Eugene R2cE.