Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1929, Page 19

SOCIETY (Continued From Eighteenth Page.) mal reception at the home of the bride’s | J. parents, guests being limited to the wedding party, members of the two families and a few close friends. Mr, Cranford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cranford of Washington. Mrs. Joseph Horgan, who was Miss Edwina Morrow and who is herself l bride, will be Miss O'Shaughness) matron of honor, and the bridesma will be Miss Sarah Major, Miss Vir- "nl.l Buell, Miss Josephine Snowden, iss Frances Hill, Miss Lilla LaGarde and Miss Ruth Gullion. Mr. Joseph DeRonde Cranford, brother of the bride- m, will be best man, and another rother, Mr. Percy Cranford, jr, is in the aroip of usbers, which includes Mr. Louis J. Rauber, Mr. Richard Schulze, Mr. Richard Wirt, Mr. Call Dickinson and Mr. S. Brashears Avis. Miss Major, daughter of former Rep- resentative and Mrs. Samuel C. Major, | j, has arrived from her home in Missouri to visit Miss O'Shaughnessy until after the wedding. The two girls were debutantes the same season. = Miss Major's engagement to Mr. Arthur Douglas Cook, assistant United States trade commissioner in Berlin, has re- cently been announced. O'Shaughnessy and her flance will be guests of honor at a dinner to be given tonight at the Columbia Coun- try Club by Miss Margaret Cranford and Mr. Joseph Cranford. ‘The reopening of Le Paradis last eve- ning brought together some hundreds of ests from the diplomatic corps and all ranches of Washington society. One of the most hrlllhnt allbr fio\l&l noted included the Egyptian inister and Mme. Samy Pasha, who were the guests of honor at a large party given by Mr. William H. Staub of Bal- timore. Other members of the group included Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cahill, the former Governor of Arizona, Mr. ‘Thomas E. Campbell, and Mrs. c-mp- bell, Mr. Bowle Clark, Mr, Joseph P. Kennedy of Baltimore and Charaoui Bey, the brother of Mme. Samy Pasha. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nyce entertained a ;mup including Dr. and Mrs. William Burns, Dr. and Mrs. Grover Bates @Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Swindler, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lavery, Mr. and Mrs. John Thurston Wolfe, Mrs. William Armatron[ and Mr. Carroll Wall of New lll' .;ohn Hinckley was host to a com- pany of young people, including Mr. and Mrs. Blaise de Sibour, Miss Virginia Peters and Miss Helen Robertson. 3 and Mrs. Oscar A. Thorup entertained a group which included Miss Margaret :l’;lndmn and Mr. Robert D. Cum- g8 Mrs. Benjamin Livingston was host- | ess to & company of 14, while Mr. Stan- ley Gordon entertained a party of 10. Among others entertaining _ were dr. Eugene T. Oates, Mr. Bishop Cleaned s 5 Where Needed inside and out. Hill, Mr. Edward Peter, Mr. F. W. ———————————— Glazed and New Fur Buttons This _special price includes thorough cleaning of your coat Special Prices in Remodeling Expert Workmanship Work called for and delivered. NEW ENGLAND FURRIERS Benjamin Sherman, Prop. 618 12th Street Franklin 6355 THE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON; D:~C; -FRIDAY, 'SEPTEMBER' 20, - 1929.° , M. Ar-lnou. , Mr. nbm . Haley, thur Lyons, Mr. B. R. Boatwright, Mr. and Mrs. Geom D. Homin', ur and Mrs. Stokes Sammons, Mr. ?‘ Wil- liamson, Mr. G. W. Perkinson, Mr. Ab- ner Drury, jr, Mr. Rudolph Lyons, Mr. G. H. Bishop, Mr. John Shulman, Mr. C. Rickard, Mr. H. G. Taylor, Mr. Wlllllm M Cushman, Mr. A. C Ray- ner, Mr, K. Slaughter, Mrs. M. A. Sullivan, Mr c H. Keyster, Mr. F. G. Butts, Mr. Willlam J. Finke and Mr. W. J. Dempsey. President of Institute and Mrs, Scott Sailing Today. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Scott are passengers on the S. 8. George Wash- ington, sailing today for Europe. Mr. Scott, as president of the Institute of International Law, will welcome at Bremen, Cherbourg and Southampton the delegates of the institute, who are coming to America to attend the session at Briarcliff Lodge, New Ym'k ‘October 10 to 18. A huge blrthdly mke was cut last evening by Mr. Ernest J. Elwood, sr.. celebration of his seventy-second birthday anniversary at a little party arranged by Mr. Elwood’s son and dlulhcer-tn- w, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elwood, jr., at’their new home, at 351! South kota avenue northeast. Five hundred was played throughout an enjoyable evening, and later a buf- fet supper was served. The company included, in addition to the host and hostess and the guest of honor, Mrs. Ernest J. Elwood, sr.; a daughter. Miss { Leah E. Elwood of the American Red Cross: another daughter, Mrs. Freder- ick Leslie Wight, and Mr. Wight, and w‘e‘ latter’s mother, Mrs. Charlotte Mr. Elwood long has been promlnem in Masonic_circles in Washington, be- ing one of the veteran members of Myron M. Parker Lodge, . A. M, and also 'of Capital Chi M present. an of the ‘rellef committee. Mr. also is chairman of the hnpor- tant membership committee the Staunton * Park ~Citizens’ ll'.lnn He resides with his family at 635 F street northeast. Invitations have been sent out for the exhibition of the works of Miss Clara Hill, Washington sculptor, for Sunday, September 29, at No. 6 Dupont circle. ' The exhibit will include also lanscapes and etchings by Benson Moore, and drawings Miss Dorothy Walker. o Among the patronesses of the exhibi- tion are Mrs. Warren Akers, Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs. E. Richard Gasch, president of the League of American Pen Women; Mrs, Peter Goelet Gerry, Mrs. B. F. Heidel, Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin and Mrs. Corcoran Thom. ‘The Kiwanis Club held their annual dinner dance at the Columbia Country Club Mond-y evening. 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Brooks’ sy moramt deetos o sein | PRI IPPINE, SUGAR Alex Dittier of Atlanta, Ga., 18 | vl.lmnchup-mhllr and Mrs. Tsaac Behrend, at 3901 mnmctlcm. avenue. of Miss fi 'a Mr. Kenneth 'nok ltflum Md,, the Rev. cn-m-n.wmn D.C, the ceremony the mediate families of the couple. na'l:'a'; u.w' of Mrs. my Woadin | Governor General and Head of In- dustry in Speeches Say Reaction Would Be Harmful. By the Associated Press. in the day Mr. and Mrs. Patten left on Southern tour, including | Mhzvflu N. C. will be ments, wumnm After October 1 they Dwight at home at the Argonne Apart- m the u-oemlonn seventh annual con- Mr. Herbert L. Willett, ir. d(ne'or vention. ot the Go Mrs. and oha et 'fim in Aal Foxhall v Memorial Institute, hlvrncemly Ihlt the tariff 'gfl \ de ‘trom _Chica lead eir new home Both sald that el!oru g it the pine sugar entering the !!nlbd States. 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