Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1929, Page 41

Features for Women Part 3—16 Pages SENORA DONA VINKA GARAFULIC DE POLICH, Wife of the Chilean naval attache. Comdr. Polich. ‘Underwood.. Capital Society Foresees Early Return of Notables For A&(_)aching Season Many in Official Stations Already at Their Posts. Chief Executive and First Lady Have House Guests. BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. ITH the White House keeping its doors open over Bunday} and the President and Mrs. Hoover not only in residence there, but surrounded by a group of guests; there is a com- | fortable feeling that Washington is again coming into its | own officially. It is indeed surprising how many in official ranks | have returned to Washington and this week there will be a regular | influx of House members arriving for the opening of lower branch | of Congress tomorrow. A FEW persons who are related to former President and Mrs. | Coolidge, or who are their most intimate friends, leave Wash- ington today fot the wedding of Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter of the Governor of Connecticut and Mrs. Trumbull, to Mr. John Coolidge, which takes place tomorrow afternoon in the Congrega- tional Church at Plainville, Conn. Less than a hundred guests will witness the ceremony, even some of the relatives on the Coolidge side being excluded from the small edifice to join the several hundred guests at the reception given at the governor’s home. HERE is a touch of irony in the broad publicity being given the Coolidge-Trumbull wedding after painful efforts to keep the an- nouncement and all information at that time from the press. Now it has assumed the phase of other weddings with showers for the bride, luncheon and tea parties given by her attendants and girl friends, and last night Miss Estélle Trumbull gave a dinner for the bride and bridegroom-elect and there is in reservation for their send-off following the wedding tomorrow, quantities of rice and such unseemly things as old shoes. You cannot keep the public from loving the human side of life. IF one were asked what amusement would prevail in Washington society during the coming season there could be but one answer— dancing. Almost every debutante will be brought forth and intro- duced formally to the social world with a tea dance, a dinner dance,} or a ball. Mrs. Hooes and Mrs. Phillips will mark the beginning ef | things by giving a dinner dance at the Willard the evening of November 15 for the debutantes and their mothers, but preceding that will be the smart Halloween ball to be given by Mrs, Hagner at the Willard Thursday night October 31. Costumes, confetti and a general revel conducted along society lines will obtain. . HE first Washington Bachelors’ cotillon of this season will be iven under the direction of Mrs. Dunlop at the Mayflower on Mohday night December 9, January 10 and February 12 being the subsequent dates for these delightful events. Mr. Thomas Sim Lee is rrendem of the Bachelors, and ‘Mr. George H. Calvert, jr., is one of th hew figures and wonderful favors will reward the guests. HE Army dances, always a delightful feature of the Winter’s social season, will, as usual, be held at the Willard Hotel. The first dance will be given November 22, and the others on January 3, Jan- uary 31 and March 7, the hour for each bfl:fl at 9:30 o'clock. The committee includes Mrs Charles P. Summerall, honorary chairman; Mrs. Briant H. Wells, chairman; Mrs. Charles H. Bridges, vice chair- man; Mrs, Merritte W. Ireland, Mrs. Herbert B. C 8. Hughes and Mrs. Howard C. Davidson. Mrs. . Gerow fs treasurer and Mrs. Robert H. Dunlop secretary of the organization. EXCEED!NG in brilliancy any daylight event ever offered Washing- ton—in an artistic and social way-are the morning musicales, ar- ranged by Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, who has just returned to Wash- ! ington. These events have in past seasons c! imed the attendance ©of the First Lady of the Land, and from her station on down most of the women in official and diplomatic_life as well as noted music The Speaker of "ge House, Mr. Longworth, and the wife of the Chief Juafize of the Supreme Court are two dignataries, who never miss a concert. Mrs. Townsend has engaged some splendid "{2"“ to ag ar at the Mayflower, when the large ballroom will be ked for the opening concert December 4. Wi scarcely a break he concerts will continue each Wednesday morning until February 5. a Jovers. e vice presidents. As this body gets back into its old-time swing, 'y ul"ll.. Everett | Louisvi Che Swnday WASHINGTON, D. C SOCIETY SECTION o Star. ., SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER - 22, - 1929., \ MISS . SARAH LOUISE MAJOR, Whose ‘engagement to Mr. Arthur Cook of Rea Douglas ding, Mass., is announced. Onderwood MRS. C: P. SNYDER, 2 Wife of Capt, Snyder of the Naval Academy, a consta’lt hostess to Washingtonians.. MISS CLARA BOLLING, Debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bolling, niece of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Dnderwood' & Underwood. Gen. Summerall. Chiefof Stafl. uss: A., Absent On I.nupection Tour| Special Notes of Interest| Relating to Prominent| Officers of Army and Navy| Service. | The chief of staff, United States Army, Gen. Charles P. Summerall, left; ‘Washington last evenlnfi for a South-| e will be inj em tion _tour. = to before emwenl:ton’x:‘!e‘édh?Nsfio';::sllk War Moth- | ers and is expected back in the Capital Thursday. Mrs. Summerall will entertain the chairmen of the ladies’ committees for the Army Carnival and Military Expo- sition to be held at the Army War Col- | lege October 3, 4 and 5 at tea this aft-| ernoon. Mrs. Summerall is head of the ladies’ committee for the carnival. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Percy' Q. Ash- to Hot Springs, Ark., Gen. Ashburn yesterday and | debutante bou Guests Added to List For Week End Party * At the White House President and Mrs. Hoover Hosts to Invited Group. General and Special So- ciety Notes. Official Homes Contribute To Quotg of “Society Buds” Charming Debutantes in List for Presentation to Society During the Coming Season. Fetes in Prospect. Official circles in the National Cap- | National Woman's Country Club, Brad- 'mé‘m hmd" wp-dy ital will be well represented in the|ley Hills, Md., which will open in No- | oVer the inte boug etfllo;‘ttéa 1929-30 sea~ ('vember. The charming old Montgom- nflgl:e;,wu yumdlry“ after- e 3 of jcharming buds | ery Gountry Club site has been the | Baker and Mr. James Rolph, Ir. the will be present X}f coming season is perhaps one h‘o't scene of many brilliant debutante func- | latter the mayor of San the and Mrs. Hugo have the most interesting Wi LA e BB L R e ) % | clubhouse, which have been done by | Kad with them in their spartment at Elsie 'Cobb Wilson, nio pretties | the Wardman Park Hotel the latter's pre setting could be found for sister, Mrs. Clifford Burr, who have partys & debutante | & e o her home in Birmingham, ‘Als. Secreta d Mrs. Lamon Senator D. O. Hastings has with him o Trieint Thitt Dascama: 1 his apartment in" the Wardman The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs, | LAt Hotel, Col. Thomas W. Miller of Robert Patterson Lamont will present | m.ngton, Del. their daughter, Miss Gertrude Lamont, | Representative and Mrs. Frederick R. in many instances following the tea|to W society some time in|Lehlbach, who have been in Washing- with & dance at one of the hotels or | December. The debut will be|ton the past week, are returning today- country clubs. Several debut dances|8iven at the house on /road | to thelr home in New Jersey. They are o be given &t the new (Continued on Fourth Prge.) T (Continued on Third Page) ¢ 273 4 entertained lent and Mrs. cabinet debutante, and this fact ever adds. more color as well as dignity to {he debutante season. The cluster also boasts a congressional bud, several from the diplomatic circles and a num- ber from the interesting “service set.” ‘Then, too, Was! 's “‘cave dweller” set_will not be without representation. ‘The debutantes for the most are having their debut teas in their homes, Tales vof: : Known Folk Well ' | SENORA DE <4 e VICINI, ‘Wife of the chief of the Department of Commerce, Dominican Republic, entertained by the Minister and Senora de Morales. Harris & Eving, British Arfigassador Due To Return to Capital Today Accompanied Lady Isabella Howard to Bar Har- bor—Mexican Embassy Entertains—]apanese AmbaSsador Honors Vice Admiral Nomura. ‘The Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard will return this evening to the embassy on Con- necticut avenue, They have been absent about 10 days having visited in Bar | i | Harbor and last week were in New | York. Through the Midsummer the | Ambassador and Lady Isabella occu- | pied Langley Park, the estate in Mary- |land of Mrs. derfck E. McCormick- | Goodhart, who was in her Summer place at Bar Harbor. Mrs. McCormick- | Goodhart is the mother of the commer- | cial counselor of the embassy, Mr. | Leander McCormick-Goodhart, and | came back to Langley Park last week from Bar Harbor. The Ambassador of Mexico and Senora -de Tellez were hosts to a com- pany of about 40 at a reception with dancing Sunday evening in celebration of the anniversary of Mexican inde- pendence, September 16. The guests included members of the Mexican- American Mixed Claims Commission, Mexican residents of Washington and xrnen‘nllzera of the embassy staff and their amilies. ‘The Italian Ambassador, Nobile Gia- como de Martino, will return to Italy next month to accompany Nobile Donna Antoinette de Martino to this country. ‘The Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Kat- | suit. wilt entertain at a dinner as the Carlton Hotel Friday evening in honor of the commander of the Japanese training adron, Vice Admiral K. Nomura, who will be a guest at the embassy during his stay in Washington. ‘The Minister of Uruguay and Mme. ‘Varela, accompanied by Mile Varela, are expected to arrive in New York | tomorrow_aboard the de Grasse from + Europe where '.hex have been through the late Summer.' They will come to | Washington the middle of the week 'and open their apartment in Wardman Park Hotel for the season. ‘The Minister of Switzerland and | Mme. Peter have had with them for a fortnight their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Peter, who will go today to their home in New York. ‘The Minister of Venezuela and Senora de Grisanti will have as guests Dr. Luis Galvain and Senora de Galvain is a petroleum expert in the department of commerce, and has in | country stu mines and mining conditions as well as oil wells. He go to Tulsa, Okla., to attend the congress.of petroleum experts which will open early in October and Senora de Galvain and their children will fe- main ‘Washington. Dr. Galvain came to this country, landing in Sar | Prancisco, and on his way East visited many of the large ofl fields and im- portant mines. Minister Wu Returning From Europe Next Month. ‘The Chinese Minister, Dr. Chao-Chu Wu, who is now in_Geneva attending ::n sessions of the League of Nations, | Prentice Booth, U. 8. A, to return to this country 'the bride, will be best man. late in October. Mme. Wu, who Iliis been in their home in China for a short stay, will arrive in Seattie tomor- row and will come at once to Wash- ington. The Minister of Poland, M. Tytus Filipowicz, and Mme. Filipowicz, will land in New York Tuesday aboard the Ille de France and will come to Wash- ington the ‘middle of the week. ‘The newly-appointed Minister of | Ecuador, Senor Homero Viteri Lasronte accompanied by Senora de Viteri Las- ronte and their two children, dre ex- pected to arrive in New York Sunday. September 29 aboard the Pastores, from their South American home. The charge d'affaires, Senor Barberis. and the attache, Senor Mantillo, will go to New York the end of the week to meet the new minister and his family. Senor Viteri, who will succeed Senor Don Gonzalo Zaldumbide, now minister of foreign affairs, will have an apart- ment in the Mayflower. . ‘The charge d'affaires of Czechoslo- vakia, Dr. Jan Skalicky, who returned 10 days ago from a brief visit in luroee. was joined yesterday by Mme. Skalicky, who has been at Niagara Falls for sev- eral days. . ‘The naval attache of the Japanese embassy and Mme. Sakano will give a reception Saturday afternoon in the ballroom of the Mayflower in compli- ment to Vice Admiral K. Nomura, who is in command of the Japanese train- ing squadron, and the midshipmen aboard the oruisers Asama and Iwate. The midshipment will arrive in (Continued on Third Page.) b Judge and M;s. Van Fossen Announce Buffet Supper * Judge and Mrs. Ernest Van Fossen will entertain at a buffet supper party this evening for Mrs. Willlam 8. Cul- bertson, wife of the United States Am- bassador to Chile, and Mr. James Rolph, jr., mayor of San Prancisco. There will be about 20 in the company. e —— Helmick-Booth Wedding Set for October 14 Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Alfred J. Booth are sending out invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Jessie Isa- bel, to Lieut. George indall Helmick, U. 8. A, son of Maj. Gen. and Mfs. Ell A. Helmick, Monday evening, Oc- tober 14. The ceremony will be per- formed at 8 o'clock in the home of the bride’s parents at 1723 Nineteenth * street, in the presence of only a small company of relatives and intimate | friends. An informal reception for ';hmelh' who witness the ceremony will ollow. Miss Booth will pe attended by her . honor, and another sister, Miss Nancy- Booth, and a cousin, Miss Anne Frazier, - will be bridesmaids. Lieut. Donald- brother of- sister, Miss Betsy Booth, as maid of- '