Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1929, Page 45

SO Nuptial Engagements Feature of Calendar In the Social World| Prospective Brides Listed in “munity — General and Special NO'CB Of In‘ere!f. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grifith of Silver Spring have announced the en- ®agement of their daughter, Miss Mar- | garet Waters Griffith, to Mr. John Cope | Livingston of Washington. The wed- | ding will take place in July. Miss, Griffith was the guest of her uncle and | aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Perry, | who entertained with a supper and shower for her Sunday at their home | in_Bethesda. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Cockerell Keys have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Rebecca An- derson Keys, to Mr. Edwin Waugh Ronsaville, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ronsaville of Kensington. The wedding will take place Saturday evening, June 15, at 8 o'clock in Grace Episcopal Church, Woodside. A reception will follow immediately after the ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents in Linden. Miss Keys will have as her attendants Miss Eleanor Hickerson, Miss Martha Keys, Miss Virginia Poole, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Virginia*Ronsa- ville, Miss Margaret Leitch of Annap- olis and Miss Martha Louise Kels of Atlanta, Ga. Miss Elizabeth Larcombe and Miss Mary Ryan entertained this week in thejr homes for Miss Keys and tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chance will entertain in her honor. ‘Wednesday evening Mrs. Wilson Ward ‘will entertain for her niece, Miss Vir- ginia Poole, in honor of members of the wedding party at the Montgomery Country Club, and Thursday evening Mr. Boyd Keys, brother of the bride- to-be, will entertain at the Manor Club. Mrs. Robert Gilmore, with her daugh- ters, Miss Virginia Gilmore and Miss Mae Gilmore, and her son, Mr. Robert Gilmore, jr., has arrived from Sanford, N. C., and opened their Summer home in_Olney. Lieut. and Mrs. Wilson Cogswell have arrived from the West Coast and have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Cogswell in Kensington. Lieut. Cogs- well will go to Annapolis next month, where he has been ordered for duty. Capt. M. P. Novack of Parlin, N. J.,, is spending the week end at his home in Edgemoor. Mr. Craig Bowman, who has been visiting his parents in Rockville, has been spending some time in Annapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Talbott Riggs. He will leave this week for New York. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Infersoll, who CIETY. 2 MRS. EARLE Formerly Mrs. Mirabel J. Lindsay of Washington, her marriage taking place Mr. Beckner's home is in Detrolt. Harris-Ewing Photo, | Anna Louise Dietz and Miss Sara Ka April 27 in St. Louis. THE ’ TO LIVE IN DETROIT I R. BECKNER, terday in her home at Oakdale with a card party. Col. and Mrs. Cragie Will Spend Summer in Europe. Col. and Mrs. Wallace Craigie of Edgemoor will sail this week for Europe, where they will spend several months. have been spending some time in Ken- sington, have gone to Massachusetts, where they will spend the Summer. Hyatt-Renber Wedding Formally Announced. Announcements have been received of the marriage in Baltimore last Satur- day of Miss Eugenie Renber to Mr. Lloyd Whalen Hyatt, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hyatt of Ken- sington. Mr. Hyatt is a graduate of John Hopkins University and st few years has made his home in altimore. After June 15 Mr. Hyatt and his bride will be at home in the Guilford Manor Apartments. Mrs. Kenneth B. Chappell and small son are leaving tomorrow for Norfolk, from where they will sail for Guanta- namo, Cuba, to join Lieut. Chappell. Mrs. Chappell has been visiting her mother, Mrs. B. Reeves Russell, in Ken- sington for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Julian J. Chisolm, 2d, entertained Wednesday night in their {in home on the Kensi road with a supper party, when their guests num- bered 18, Capt. and Mrs. Herman Saf-| ford of the Frankfort Arsenal, Phila- delphia, are their week end guests. Mrs. E. J. Griffith, wife of Col. Grif- fith, returned Tuesday to_her home in Battery Park from her Winter home in San Juan, Porto Rico. She will go this week to West Point to attend the graduation of her son, Cadet George Grifith, and on Saturday she will at- tend his wedding in Westport, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Vale Truitt of Welles- ley, Mass, are the guests of the lat- ter's parents, Capt. and Mrs. L. L. Dye, in Garrett Park, having come for the graduation of Mrs. Truitt’s brother from the Naval Academy. Mr. and Mrs, Truitt will spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Owen K Truitt before returning to _their home. Mr. Wheaton Valentine, a student at Lehigh, has returned to Kensington to spend the Summer with his parents. Mr. Edwin Weston and Mr. Robert Weston are expected this week from St. James' Academy and :gmd a short time with Mr. and Mrs. Valentine before ing North for fhe Summer. Mr. Walworth Brown will return to- morrow_from Princeton University. Mr, G. E. Schultz, a student ‘at Vir- a Polytechnic Institute, will return is week to his home in Bethesda. Miss Gertrude Schultz is spending sev- eral months in Miami, Fla. Dedication of Scheol Auditorium Scheduled. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Perry will entertain Wednesday evening in their home in Bethesda, when they will have as their guests Gov. Ritchie and Senator Millard Tydings and others who will be the guests and speakers at the dedica- tion of the new auditorium of the Be- thesda-Chevy School. Mrs. Perry is a member of the Montgomery County Board of Education. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah W. Jones have with them at their home, The Briars, near Oluey, their daughters, Miss Ruth Sherman Jones of Western Maryland College and Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Elgar Jones of the University of Maryland, for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Watson and children of New York are expected this week to be the guests of the former’s parents in Silver Spring. They are coming to attend the wedding of Mr. Watson's sister, Miss Rebecca Keys, to Mr. Edwin Ronsaville, Saturday. Miss Margaret Milburn will return to her home in Kensington tomorrow after being in Raleigh, N. C., during the past week. She will be among those to be graduated from George ‘Washington University this week. Mrs. J. F. fandorf and her son, Mr. Marion Defandorf, have returned to their home in Garrett Park after attending the wedding of Mr. John Defandorf and Miss Milda Wagner, which took place in Milwaukee on May 25. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner, and Mr. Mar- ion Defandorf attended his brother as best man. Mrs. Mahlon Kirk entertained yes- i Mr. Donald Brown of Kensington, who has been attending Wheaton Col- lege, Ill, will leave tomorrow for Mex- ico, where he will spend several months visiting a classmate. Mr. and Mrs. J Henderson Peters have returned to their home on the Georgetown road, Bethesda, after some time spent in Miami Beach, Fla. They have as their guest Mrs. W. J. Mont- gomery of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Keys and Miss Martha Louise Keys of Atlanta, Ga., arrive tomorrow to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Enos C. Keys in Linden. Miss Anne Shepherd and Miss Jullette Jordan of Baltimore and Miss Ruth Prichett of Cambridge, Md., will arrive tomorrow to be the guests of Miss Rebecca Keys. Miss Elinor Hickerson, who was graduated last week from Sacred Heart Academy in St. Louis, will arrive to- morrow to spend the Summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickerson, Germantown. Miss Margaret Beck of Garrett Park, who has been visiting in California and Oklahoma, returned to her home Thurs- day, accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. William C. Beck, jr. Mrs. A. L. Koch of Governors Island, N. Y., is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. George Unmacht in their home at Battery Park for an extended visit. Mr. Charles S. Darby of Kensington left Thursday for Provincetown, Mass., where he remain until October. Miss Marianne Williams Hoover and Miss Jane Willlams Hoover will arrive tomorrow from Evanston, IIl, to be the guests of their grandmother, Mrs. Arthur Williams, in Kensington. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gault of Blair will Jeave this week for Boston, where they will make their future home. Miss_Gladys Brookes and Miss . Clair Brookes have .issued invitations for a dance to be held June 14 at the Montgomery County Club. Miss Mabel Griffith of Silver Spring 'will return Tuesday after spending June week at William and Mary College. For motor, Wedding Bells Heard, Afflrming That June IS Month Of Brides (Continued from Fourth Page.) Lannon, Tracy Aitcheson, Gorman Caton and James T. Preston, jr. Mrs. Sweeley, mother of the bride, wore a blue chiffon costume with a transparent picture hat trimmed with blue velvet. Her flowers were a corsage cluster of pink sweet peas and lillies of the valley. Mrs. Gorman, mother of the bride- groom, wore black and white chiffon, with a black velvet jacket. Her flowers were a similar cluster of sunburst roses. Mrs. George Sweeley, grandmother of the bride, was among the special guests at the wedding. A beautifully appointed wedding breakfast followed the ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents in Rose- Beauties and Socie Leaders tfl World over secure that bewitching, attractive touch to their o : complexion thru < Made {n White - Flesh - Rached In use over 85 years Bend 10c. for Trial Size Ford. T. Hopki steamer, seashore and mountain a Travel Coats $98.75 So original . . . so clever . .. so exceed- ingly smart, Tal- ented hands took a breath of Paris, of Fifth Avenue, of Newport and South- ampton and wove them into these chic “Travel Coats in such —CAPITOL FUR™ N Stored . . . Remodeled . Repaired . . o our cold fur storage is absolute protection ingi all hazsrds— a manner as to sat- isfy every admiring eye of the “style con- noisseurs” who fully appreciate smart clothes. The Ra Leigh Travel Coat sketched is of blue Ombre tweed with a gray wolf collar. Knox felt Tllustrated, $15 THE WOMAN'S SHOP OF Raleigh Haberdasher & 1310 F Street SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . The bridal party made an tractive picture seated at the charm- ingly decorated breakfast table, the center of which was adorned with a large ding cake, topped with a minjature bride and bridegroom. After the breakfast the yoi couple left on a wedding trip, the bride wear- ing an ensemble of blue, and trimmed in chartreuse green with hat and shoes to_match. Both Mr. and Mrs. Gorman are popu- lar members of the younger set and are well known in Washington and Virgin! the bride being a graduate of St. Mary’ Academy, and Mr. Gorman a graduate of St. John's College, Washington. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs, George Sweeley, Albany, N. Y.; Mrs. Willlam MacDermott, Cedar Hurst, Long Island; Mr. and Mrs. Orville ‘Wright, Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. | B. J. Riley, jr.; Mrs. P. J. Riley, Miss Katherine Riley, Mr. Francis Riley, Miss Anne Bullock and Miss Lois Sykes, all of Portsmouth, Va. Ferns and Flowers on Display at Ceremony. An attractively arranged wedding took place in St. Thomas Episcopal Church on June 1 at 8 o'clock in the evening when Miss Anna Kathryn Mac- Closkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Claire Emerson MacCloskey, became the | bride of Mr. Richard Dibrell Gibbs, son | of Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs of Union City, Tenn., the Rev. C. Ernest Smith offici- ating. Flowers, palms and ferns formed an | effective setting for the wedding, and while the relatives and guests were as- sembling Mr. Lloyd B. Aldrich, organist of the church, played selections of nup- tial music and Miss Clarissa Mullikin i‘:;"’;* “Oh, Promise Me,” and “At Dawn- The bride was given in marriage b; her father and wore & gown of ‘vory white moire, fashioned with a long basque and very full skirt. The skirt was of tulle ruffies, edged in silver, with an uneven hemline, shorter in front | than in the back. Her tulle veil fell to | form three tiers, and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies | of the valley. Mrs. C. O. Palmer. sister of the bride, | was matron of honor. She wore a gown |of two_shades of blue organdie, made ;1':1 Lbo;fl;]nnt hstylai‘.wn a large picture at of blue horsehair, with streamers of pink and blue satin ribbon. Blue satin slippers and a large bonquet of pink roses and blue delphinium completed her costume. Six Bridesmaids Attend At Matrimonial Altar. The six bridesmaids were Miss Helen Scheid of Lock Haven, Pa.; Miss Alice MacCloskey of Pittsburgh, Miss Tyn Shroat of Harrisburg, Ga. who are cousins of the bride. and Mits Helen Cumberland and Miss Martha | Ott of Washington, D. C. Each was attractively attired in a dress of a combination pink and blue organdie, made in bouffant style, with the basque waist and very full long skirt, with blue satin ribbon bows at the waistline. Their slippers were of pink satin, and three wore picture hats of pink horsehair with blue satin rib- No Other Charge you desire. Expert service. in uncomfortable shoes. Made over the justly IRENE—In fine black kidskin. Cool and comfortable! The 0‘\\5 V" SHOPPE PERFECT PERMANENT PRICE—THE LOWEST POSSIBLE QUALITY—THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE A glossy, natural-appearing wave in the size, style and shape C. JUNE 9, bon streamers, while the other three wore hats of blue with the ribbon of pink. They carried large bouquets of Spring flowers in pastel shades. Mr. Barnett Gibbs, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and the ushers were Mr. Allen Robertson, Mr. W. T. Rogers, Mr. Robert Driscol, Mr. Orin_Thornton, Mr. Walter Mayo and Mr., Walter Hawes, all of Washington and Union City, Tenn. Mrs. MacCloskey, mother of the bride, ; ‘wore a gown of gray lace with a shoul- der bouquet of violets, and Mrs. Gibbs ‘wore black lace. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents, 1739 Q street northwest, after which Mr. Gibbs and his bride left for a wedding trip by motor, Mrs. Gibbs wearing a tan ensemble with a tan hat and a beige neckplece. | Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs will be at home after July 1 in their newly furnished home at 5032 Forty-first street north-| west, Chevy Chase, D. C. Pretty Church Ceremony, Pastor Officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clinton Hunter announce the marriage of their sister, Miss Helen Regina Hegarty of Wash- ington, to Mr. Willlam R. Pendergast of Hutton, Md., Tuesday, May 14, in the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament in Chevy Chase. The ceremony, which was followed by a nuptial mass, was performed by the Rev. Thomas G. Smyth, pastor, and the Rev. James Cornell was present in the sanctuary. Only the members of the immediate families attended the wedding. Mr. Edward Pendergast of Piedmont, W. Va., brother of the bridegroom, was best man, @nd Miss Helen Theresa Rhodes, niece of the bride, was her at- tendant. The bride wore a charming sun tan lace ensemble with a golden brown transparent straw hat, appliqued with ecru lace, accessories to corre- spond, and she wore a corsage bouquet of tangerine sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Miss Rhodes wore a tan silk ensemble with a felt hat to match. Mrs. Hiely, organist, played selections before the ceremony, and Miss Leona Anthony sang “O Perfect Love.” A reception and wedding breakfast followed the ceremony at the Village Inn in Chevy Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Pendergast sailed for 101 ONNECTICUTS OG- AVENUE 0 001 13E® Se.N.W. 5 METROPOLITAN 9012 '3 Phone Metropolitan 9012 for Appointment 305-306 Westory Blde.—14th and F Sts. 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Siz00 of the New York Ave- nue Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was performed in a pri- vate school from which the bride was graduated in 1926. Mr. Conner was graduated from the University of Penn- sylvania in February of this year. Miss Evelyn Cottrill and Mr. Jerry SOCIETY. Dumaux, both of Rochester, N. Y., at- tended the bridal couple. Mr. Dumaux was a classmate of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleishman of ‘Washington announce the marriage of their granddaughter, Miss Dorothy Fleishman Walton of Philadelphia, Pa., r. Howarq delphfa, Pa.. in St. Alban's Episcopal Church of this city Friday, June 7, at 12:30 o'clock. Rev. Charles T. Warner performed the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Coates leaving immediately after for a two- week automobile trip through the East. Men of the Gold Coast of Africa are adding colored rayon to brighten their toga-like garments. d Coates of Phila- | Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Nicholas Donohue Mrs. John J. Ryan entertained at a miscellaneous surprise shower in honor of Mrs. Nicholas Donohue at her home on Irving street Wednesday evening. A buffet supper was served. Among the guests were Mrs. George Norris, Mrs. Francis Ryan, Mrs. Robert Austos, Mrs. Joseph McLearen, Miss Catherine Sweeney, Miss Edith Coates, Miss Rose McCormick, Miss Mae Dun- worth, Miss Marian McLearen, Misse: s Marjorie_and Mae Mulvihill, Misses nd Helen Trant and the ‘J.E.Conningham Co: 314~316 SEVENTH SI.,NW. ‘Monday...A Special Selling of Charming Colorful for the larger women for the smaller women for the petit women Including Flowered Georgettes : Polka Dot Crepes : Paste]l Washable Crepes Pastel Georgettes : Printed Flat Crepes : DPlain Chiffons Pastel Flat Crepes All the Style Features of Summer’s Smartest Frocks ENSEMBLE JACKETS : BOLEROS : CAPES : BOWS CIRCULAR SKIRTS : SLEEVELESS FROCKS FROCKS LONG SLEEVED TUCKINGS : : PLEATS : DIAGONAL CONTRASTING APPLIQUES SCARFS : UNEVEN HEMLINES : "SUNTAN" BACKS Miss Mary Frederica @evereux has chosen her wedding silver in this new Dolly Madison pattern CHARM-—dis:incdon——buuty—nll that the world could wish for & bride of her important position is the rich possession of Miss Mary Fred- erica Devereux. ; She assumes her new réle of hostess under most auspicious circumstances, not the least of which is her discern- Miss Mary Frederica Devereux, one of Washington's most distinguished brides-to-be, will be married at her parents’ bome on June 29th. “Its «_ien'gn is true to period; its finish sl new > says Miss Devereux of the Dolly Madison pattern. ing choice of silver. 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