Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-16
SOCIETY
The Mexican Envoy and Sonora De Teller
Entertain Embassy Staff on Eve
of independence Day.

with their son. Mr.. Allan Campbell, at
the Leland Stanford University In Cal
ifornia, and will stop In their former
home in Arizona before Joining Mr..
Campbell In Warrington for @ few
days stay en- route TO New York 70
sail next week.
Mrs. James r. Mann has returned 10
her apartment ct 2400 Sixteenth street
after spending the Summer Of Lenox,
Mass, where she has been for many
Summer seasons.
Mrs. Daniel II. Riggs has issued cards
announcing the marriage OF her daugh.
ter Katharine to Mr.. Russell Duncan
Burchard, Thursday, September IL.
Mrs. Riggs and her daughter have spent
the Summer ct Marblehead and re-
Gently returned to their Washington
home. After Q brief wedding trip MRS.
Burchard will return TO Washington
Winter, continuing her professional
work In which she Ia well known O.
q talented and accomplished harpist
Mrs. Russell 3. Harrison and her
granddaughter, Miss Sally Anne Will
Hams, who have been motoring 10 New
England, are expected to return this
evening TO their apartment In the
Broadmoor. Mrs. Harrison and Miss
Conn, by Mrs. George Ellery Crosby
who has been motoring with them for
the week and viii accompany them ia
Washington.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van-
derbilt were the guests In whose honor
Mr.. and Mrs. willing Spencer enter
tanned at dinner last evening ct New
port. Gen. Vanderbilt sailed last night
aboard the O.We-Ra with Mr.. Lawrence
Smith Butler for New York.
Mrs. Henry White. widow Of the late
former United States Ambassador To
France, has as her guests in her Sum-
mer home, Elm Court, at Lenox, Mass,
Mrs. Arthur B. Claim and Mrs. George
Dewitt, who arrived the end Of the week.
Mrs. Nelson Il. Perrin has returned to
Washington for q few days from her
Summer home in Watch Hill, r. I. Since
leaving Washington several years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin have maze their
home In Bryn Mawr. Pa.
Mrs. William F. r. Hit Of wash
ington and Middleburg. Va, Is at the
Mayhower for few days.
Mrs. Levi. Cooke, who has been seri-
ously i'll in Boston, is recuperattng slow
ly and will remain ut Phillips House Of
the Massachusetts General Hospital for
several weeks before starting TO WASH
ington. Mr.. Cooke will also remain in
Boston until her return.
Miss Lillian Billamy, accompanied by
Miss Emily H. Kenan Of Wilmington.
N. c., who have been at Bar Harbor,
went to Breton Woods, N. H, Saturday
and will remain there short time.
Mr.. and MRS. warren Mcvay Of Nor
ristown, N. j., who are motoring ex-
tensively along the coast, are &C the
Dodge Hotel.
United States Commissioner
To Sail for Pest at Bombay.
Mr.. J. Bartlett Richards. United
States trade commissioner at Bombay
who has been in Washington for some
time, will sail Wednesday on the steam
ship George Washington en- route "a
his post.
The Rev. and Mrs. irving W.
Ketchum have with them their son
Mr.. Paul Ketchum. who spent two
months ct Camp Overall. near Luray
Caverns, Va.
Miss Iilda Phillips, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Phillips, and Mr..
Bertram Christy Robertson, son OF Mr..
George Robertson, were married Satur.
day evening in st. Columba's Episcopal
Church, the Rev. William II. Shearer
officiating at o'clock. Miss Ester Barr
and Mr.. William Tyler Page sang sew
eral duets before the ceremony and the
church was decorated with palms, ferns
and pink and white asters.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore O gown OF duchesse
satin. It was made on princess lines ana
embroidered In seed pearls. Her tulle
veil was held by orange blossoms and