Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1929, Page 21

THE_SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. APRIL 28 1920 PART f. SUZETTE DEWEY WILL BECOME BRIDE IN POLAND APRIL 30 ,Washmgton and Chicago Girl to Wed Frederick M. Alger, Jr. BUILDING ROAD TO HOOVER CAMP. I ey MARIE H. MEIERE WILL WED GOEBEL, Mural Painter’s Betrothal to“ Resident of Vienna Is ‘ Announced. 1 | i Groom-to-Be Is Member of Staff of American Finan- cial Advisers. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, April 27.—Mrs. Nannie Buchanan Meiere of Baltimore has an- nounced the engagement of her grand- | daughter. Miss Marfe Hildreth Meiere, to Richard A. Goebel of Vienna. Miss Melere is a celebrated mural painter. Her principal works are the .Come of the National Academy “Sciences, Washington; the ve: S dome of the Nebraska State Capitol; also the main rotunda dome, the ce: of the foyer and the Scnate cham- r of the same building. { In addition, she painted a number of reredoses, including those at St Mark’s Church, Mount Kisco, N. Y. and St. Martin's Church, Providence, R. 1 There also are a number of memorials to her credit, including the Bennett Memorial at Christ Church Cathedral, Lexington, Ky.; the Winthrop Memor at St. John's Church, Beverly Farms Mass., and the Hotchkiss Memorial at St, Paul's Church, New Haven. Conn Miss Melere was born in New York City. Her father was the late Ernest Meiere, who died two months ago in California. | She was educated at the Convent of | the Sacred Heart, New York, and then | | studled art in Florence; at the Art| Students League, New York; the Cali- | fornia School of Fine Arts, the New York School of Applied Design for | Women, and the Beaux Arts Institute, | Thomas McKean Meiere, a pal t in th ho died in 1 5 :‘“aln'uncx):o?m : Mlotmre. | - G % and Miss Audrey Lewisohn, daught M ebel large estates in | § 3 27 Mr. Prederick Lewisohn of New Y Aus.i::mGOn ‘15 ,?:1:\‘11 . will e o The retinue will be completed by two ake their home in this e matrons of honor, Mrs. Helen Chancy, ANEMIA DIAGNOSIS METHODS IMPROVED INTHISSALE This 10-Piece Bedroom Qutfit Suite of genuine Walnut Veneer on Hardwood. Consists of large Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity and Bed, Spring Mat- tress, Chair, Bench and two Pillows. Ccmplete outfit. By the Associated Press. WARSAW, April 27—Polish soclely as well as the entire American colony here and a large contingent from the United States and from other European capitals will attend the wedding of Suzette Dewey of Chicago and Wash- ington, D. C.. daughter of Charles S. Dewey, American financial adviser to Poland, and Frederick Moulton Alg jr., of Detroit. The ceremony will ta place in the Anglican Church on the afternoon of April 30. | Mr. Alger, the son of Col. and Mrs F. M. Alger, is a member of the Ameri- can stafl working with Mr. Dewey in the Bank of Poland. R. Caulkins of the American legation in Latvia, Daggett Harvey of Chicago | , jr., brother of the Leading Event of Season. Marshal Pilsudski, President of the republic; members of the Polish cab- inet and representatives of the foreign diplomatic corps plan to attend the wedding, which is the biggest social event of the season. { The bride has chosen traditional white satin for her wedding dress, which has been made in Warsaw, as has_her entirc_trousseau. Miss Louise Dewey, younger sister of the bride, will be the maid of honor. g 3 The bridesmaids are Miss Helen Robi i : ’ son of New York, daughter of the fo : : mer Assistant. Secretaty of the W church will be decorated with palms, box trees and white lilies. The ceremony will be ccnducted in French in deference to the international char- acter of the guesis. Parents to Reception. After the -wedding Mr. and Mrs. Dewey will give a reception for the young couple in the Palace of the Cab- inet of Mini e bride and bride- groom will then leave for a honeymoon motor tour of a month, after which they 1l return to their new apartment in Warsaw Ameng the guests from other coun- expected here for the wedding are (,ul end Mrs. Frederick Mculton Alger | etroit, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. e of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Charles . Swift of New York, Mr. and Mrs. | ser, the former a member (Vll awes transfer committee; Baroness | ettler of Florence and Countess Ma- | tushka c¢f Rome. | | s : sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Wil- || VR Y & liam D. Thomas, wife of the American | Naval and Air Attache in Paris Col. Frederick Moulton Alger, father of the bridegroom, will be The groomsmen are George of the American Legion at Warsaw Comdr. William D. 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