Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1929, Page 19

THE ‘EVENING STAR. 'WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1929.° cascade of peach and rose color and brown satin ribbon, and her picture hat to match was trimmed with ribbon to | correspond with that used on her frock. She carried a shower bouguet of Butter- | = 2a8OCIETY PL TN T TR (Continued From Eighteenth Page) |fly roses. e X Teey ~| "Miss Mildred Keitler was maid of J‘.”.'%b—k Armistead Selden Lippett, to Mr.| honor, wearing a green chiffon gown | razier Guthery, Saturday, June 1,| With a hat and slippers to match. She | “MfF. Guthery is the son of Mrs. Upton | carried Dorothy Perkins roses. ! . Guthery of Marion, Ohio. Owing to| Little Betty Anne Waldrop, daughter | he 1llness of the bride’s mother, no | Of Mrs. Bryan Waldrop of Knoxville, | cards were issued Tenn,, and cousin of the bridegroom, | ——— | was the flower girl, wearing a dainty | Miss Mary Alexander, who 18 # frock of pink chiffon and carrying | ¢harming newcomer to Washington and | pink sweetpeas. | ghould prove a delightful addition to| = Mrs. White, mother of the bride- | musical as well as social circles, will| groom, wore a periwinkle blue chiffon | make her professional debut here to- gown with a hat to match | § {morrow night in a joint recital with| = Mr. Warren Hughes was the best man | i ! 1Senor Gonzalo de Arango of Cuba at|and the ushers selected were Mr. Edwin { {the Washington Club. Hergesheimer and Mr. James Wal-| “The event is being sponsored by a | lace. jr. | group of young ladies of the diplomatic| Mr. White and his bride left after the elrcles, including Senorita Maria Luisa | ceremony for a Southern motor trip and Grisanti and Senorita Ana Teresa Gri- | will visit relatives of the bridegroom in % ‘manti of Venezuela, Senorita Rosa Padilla | Knox Mrs. White's traveling. cos- ;;i Spain, Princess Antoinette de Ligne | tume a brown crepe ensemble with Are You in a Hurry? You Can Read This Entire Announcement in Less Than 4 Minutes LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860— Franklin 7400 Belgium. Mlle. Jeanne Cretziano of ' a ries to match. They will be at ania, Senorita Marie Diez de Me- home upon their return at 114 Ten- dina of Bolivia, Senoritas Mirielle and | nessee avenue northeast. Adele Varela of Uruguay and Senorita Among the out-of-town guests were Elodia Martin-Rivero of Cuba. Mrs. S. R. Waldrop and Mrs. Bryan | Miss Alexander recently came here | Waldfop of Knoxville, Tenn. grand- from France, where she has been study- | mother and aunt of the bridegroom. ing under the famous pianist, Alfred 5 Cortot. Home of Mrs. Grosvenor Miss Frances Lenox Martin of Norfolk | o Scone of Farty. arrived yesterday to visit Miss L. Shirley [ Wild Acres, the suburban home of Ciobe. ot Tator she will visit Mrs, | Dr: and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, will et et e Martin 15 & | furnish the setting for the Spring’card BBt ot Bt Gotleye party of the Woman's Club of Bethesda g tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. Edward Gabler and his| Mrs. James C. Adkins is chairman of mother, Mrs. Julianna Gabler, and Mrs. | the committee sponsoring this affair, & Frederick K. Sparrow of East Capitol | Which is given annually as a_benefit atreet have left on & motor trip to An- | {9F the clubhouse fund. Mrs. F. Eliot nandale-on-Hudson to attend the grad- | Middleton and Mrs. L. Gibbon White Tation exercises at St. Stephens Col- | Te in charge of reservations for tables. Jege. Columbia University. The Rey,| The list of atronesses includes Mrs. | Gabler will preside at corporate com- | GIOSVenor, the hostess. and recently Cnion " and. oill also be one of the | clécted president of the "club; Mrs, mkers “re the. alvmnt banquet of | Charles I Corby, Mrs. G. F. Bowerman, Shich Do i prostient, Mrs. E. M. Willis, Mrs. Adolphe Gude, g Wilbur Chesley, Miss Myra Hen- | _'The feature of the evening at the Arts Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. George Authier, ! Club on Tuesday will be the reading of | Mrs. Prancis Boone, Mrs. A. R. Cran- “Original Stories Ground Out by the |dall. Miss Mona Gill, Mrs. F. M. Good- Mill" the work of the short story | Win. Mrs. George E. Hamilton, Mrs, writers of the club, under the direction | G: F. Hane Mrs. Walter Hilton, Mrs. of Mr. James True. Capt. and Mrs, | Joseph Harris, E. C. Brandenburg, | Henry Hayes will be the hosts. | Mrs. Grosvenor Miss Helen | v Kramer, o Mrs. Harry | Pn?almmmn'}:”?vfikufl, bfr‘{;:necx)"xf,;?lpfi‘c: Darn, Mrs. Frederick W. Coleman, Mrs, Friday afternoon in the junior pastor’s | i Ve Sons o Meiral e e study of the Calvary Baptist Church, | Mrs 5 " CBackley and Mrs. Pelista the Rev. Dr. Homer Councilor of that | Manson. 2 i church officiating at 5 o'clock in the | " Members of the committee active in resence of menmtbers of the two fami- | arrangements for the party are Mrs. s | ~ (Continued on Twenty-first Page.) The bride wore an ensemble of navy | blue georgette, with blouse of eggshell ‘f’\ifl(‘r :Ponzr’!‘lr, and a close-fitting navy Th w Ld 7 ue straw hat. She carried a bouquet f of pink Tosebus € yrarning o Immediately after the ceremony Mr. D- S “ and Mrs. Turner started for a motor trip and on their return will make their home in Washington. When your head swims and fre- quent unsteady feelings bother you, it may mean that you have high blood pressure, Don't disregard na- Charming in its simplicity was the x'!ddmgH Saturday of Miss Virginia icorn Hergesheimer, daughter of Mr. L George Hergesheimer, to Mr. Clifton ‘.‘1,'.;;?.::2;’:‘,‘.& ‘.‘}S 'b‘fi];‘orpe“fllfiu(:g Bryan White. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clit- | 3 ReP"** 000, 6 PIEE T ol ton A. White, the ceremony taking Water from Hot Springs, Ark., will ?}l’lcemllt 2:15 o'clock, in the Church of assist nature to equalize your blood | Bivd oficiated, e waing benndrew | pressure by aiding in restoring nor- > 3 € being the | mga) functioning of the kidneys and rst to take place in the edifice of | pugisting them fo flush out the 'w):g:h Mr. White, the bridgeroom's poisonous wastes that cause in- i ;firlfim"fih ottt creased blood pressure. Delay may IR e g M) W”:;‘:g mean serious developments. Phone assembiing M donnion, orgunia Tave us for a cate today. 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