The Washington times., 1928-11-08
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY FOLK
1ruueIers Home From Europe Bring NeLUs From
Old FaUorites NoU Living the Continent

Bride and Bridegroom
Homeward Bound; 9th
ers Returning for Short
Visits
Travellers recently "of re-
turn from Europe have
brought interesting bits OF
news from old favorites now
abroad. One item concerns
the return of Albert Dewey
and his bride, the former
Miss Gwendoline Ffoulke
Smith, who have been trav-
cling pretty much all over
Europe since their marriage
in Paris a few months ago.
Welcome Home
They are due in this country
the last of November and are
expected to go directly to Chi
cago, Mr.. DeWey's home, Wnere
preparations are already being
made to give them a royal well
come. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Dewey, will
give a reception to introduce
their new daughter to their
friends and dates are beng
chosen for a grist of other par
ties. While most of their pro-
longed honeymoon has been
spent in Switzerland and Italy,
with several gay weeks in Paris,
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey journey to
Warsaw to visit his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Dewey, jr.
To. Visit Here
The Washington Deweys"--
Charles S. Dewey was Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury before
he went to Warsaw as financial
adviser to the Polish Government
and we feel as if they belonged to
us-are planning to come home
after the New Year, but only for
q visit. They, too, are going to
Chicago, but presumably they will
make us visit here before they
return to their post. Pretty Miss
Suzette Dewey is with her parents
in Warsaw, the. two youngest
members of the family are in
school and Charles S. Dewey. Sd,
who has been associated with his
father in his financial work for
Poland, is now taking an inten-
Bive course in French at school
near Paris.
Mrs. Dorsey Richardson, who
was Miss Helen LeSeure, is also
coming home- perhaps she has
already sailed-to stay until after
Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Ernest X. LeSeure, and her aunt,
Miss Helen Cannon. in Danville,
ILL.,. Mr.. Richardson expects to
join her here next month. This
charming granddaughter of the
late "Uncle Joe" Cannon spent
much of her girlhood II Wash
ington with Miss Cannon and
after her marriage to Dorsey
Richardson, then in the Foreign
Service, they lived here for some
time. Now he is in the banking
business, with headquarters in
Paris, and the couple have de-
lightfu1 apartment near the Pont
de PAlna.
In Berlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Gilbert,
jr.. who were recently in Paris,
have been travelling pretty contin.
uously of late. Indeed. the only
time in weeks they have been in
Berlin. the headquarters of this
distinguished young man who
boasts the resounding title of
Agent General for Reparations
Under the Dawes Plan, was on
the occasion of their third we'd
ding anniversary. And that eve
ming, although there was no party,
Mrs. Gilbert celebrated by putting
on her wedding gown-to her hus-
bands delight.
The Gilberts have beautiful
duplex apartment out by tbs ia
nous Brandenberg Gate and over
looking Unter den Linden. with
its five roadways--the center one
reserved for the kaiser in the old
days of the empire. but now open
to all and sundry. The apart
ment was originally let furnished,
but when their lease ran out a
year or so ago. they installed their
own things. beautiful furniture
picked up all over Europe and
augmented with some of the
things which Mrs. Gilbert. the
former Miss Louise Ross Todd,
had inherited from her aunt. the
late Nine. Hauge.
Banquet Guest