Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1930, Page 31

Features for Women Part 3—12 Pages AN/ MRS. REICHELDERFER, SOCIETY SECTION he Sunday Star. WASH INGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1930. FRAU KIEP, © Wife of the ¢ of the Germa: with thei counselor n embassy. r baby Hildegard. Clinedinst Photo. Whose husband;.Dr. L. H. Reichelderfer, has been appointed Commis- sioner of the District. Harrs . Swing. Easter Sunday in Capital Marked by Special Events Not Noted in Other Cities Washington Also Boasts an Easter Parade Second to No Other—Belated Social Pro- gram Soon Due. BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. ASTER SUNDAY in Washington takes on a significance and E glamour unknown in any other city of the country and boasts an Easter parade second to none. 8carcely less interesting than the members of the diplomatic corps, cabinet members and others attending the various churches is the vast crowd of strangers who assemble about the church doors to see them alight from their cars and enter or leave the edifices. St. Matthew’s Church and St. Paul’s have for years drawn such crowds to catch a glimpse of Ambassadors and Ministers and other members of the corps, while St. John’s Church, on Lafayette Square, has always been a meeting place for sightseers, though not in some years has a President regularly attended there. belated social program will be resumed this week, with many H I interesting and important events taking place. While White House social affairs are in abeyance for the present, Mrs. Hoover will resume a well arranged Spring program whenever it is advisable; and in the meantime much of the social limelight centers about the Vice President, Mr. Curtis, and his official hostess, Mrs. Gann. While Mr. and Mrs. Gann have slipped away to Virginia Beach for an Easter Sunday outing at the Chevalier—such an outing as they often take alone—the Vice President is remaining in the Capital. - MUSIC holds a paramount place in the social scheme of this week, and it is the hope of the promoters of the Washington Opera Association, which is sponsoring the Metropolitan Opera Company performances Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, that the First Lad of the Land, who has been keenly interested in the movement, be able to attend and have guests with her in the presidential box Headed by Mrs. Bacon, many pledges have been given by society women to allow no other social events to interfere with their attend- ing the opera, and many early dinner parties and late supper parties have been arranged for those days. THIRE is music everywhere, and the Vice President, Mr. Curtis, will be treated to an unusually interesting program when, fol- lowing the dinner which Senator and Mrs. Felix Herbert will give for him Tuesday night, the four gifted children of the hosts will give a program. These Young musicians will present the entire program at the Congressional Club Friday afternoon, and the friends of their erenu wl‘islilt hear them on many other occasions during their Easter oliday visit. f AY evening the Ambassador of Poland, Mr. Tytus Filipowicz, will treat his dinner guests to a rare program presented by noted Polish musicians, the Vice President being his‘guest of honor. April 30 the Speaker and Mrs. Longworth will enjoy a similar treat at the Polish embassy. £ THE charge d’affaires of Persia, M. Hashem Nourzad, will celebrate the anniversary of the coronation of his majesty Reza Shah Tahlazi to the throne in truly festive manner, giving a supper dance at the legation Thursday evening. The Princeton Musical Club will have a laris following Tuesday night at the Mayflower, when the alumni of the District will be sponsors. Excm for the fact that every one wants to dance on Easter ‘Monday night, some one of the many important events would have but slim attendance. enough dancers to go all the way around and leave no hea: es te worthy of praise is the movement of the young bachelors in ashington to no longer play second fiddle on all asions to the beaux who have held the social boards for a half Sfimy or more (Continued on Second Page.). 1| included Gen. H. However, there are enough dances and' | toric Falls Va., April Vice President Curtis Will Be Honor Guest At Dinner on Tuesc‘ay Senator and Mrs. Hebert to Entertain Him—Numer- ous Prominent Social Events Listed in Capiml Circles. ‘The Vice President, Mr. Charles Curtis, will be the guest in whose honor Senator and ‘Mrs. Felix Hebert will entertain at dinner Tuesday evening at Wardman Park Hotel. Senator and Mrs. Guy Despard Goff will entertain at dinner tomorrow eve- Mrs. William R. Eaton, wife of Rep- resentative Eaton of Colorado, enter- tained at luncheon yesterday, when her guests were Mrs. John Campbell, hon- orary vice president general of the D. A. R.; Mrs. E. Thomas Boyd, State regent of Colorado; Mrs. Gerald uyler, Mrs. Herbert S, Sands, regent of the Colorado Chapter of the D. A. R.; Mrs. Willlam D. Phifer. Miss Jean Anderson, Mrs. Walter Florence, Mrs. fenry Lyne and Mrs. Guy Hardy, wife of Rerl’uenmlve Hardy of Colorado. The luncheon was served in Mrs. gnoz?'l apartment at Wardman Park Mrs. Fletcher Hale, Mrs. John H. Bartlett and Mrs. James W. Remick gave a tea Thursday afternoon in the Carlton in compliment to the Maine delegates to the Thirty-seventh Con- tinental Congress of the N. 8. D. A. R. Gen. A. W. Brewster, U 8. , and Mrs. Brewster of Washington been spending some time at the Chamberlin- Vanderbilt, Old Point Comfort, where they entertained at a charming infor- mal luncheon Sunday last. The guests . D. Todd, U. 8. A, commanding officer at Fort Monroe; Mrs. Todd, Miss Harriot Todd and Col. Douglas Forrest Duval, Medical Corps, Future Weddinfl List Forecast in Spring Period Betrothals Capital Society Calendar Graced by Announcement of Numerous Matrimonial Engagements, With Dates Annexed. Judge and Mrs. Thomas 8. Willlams of the United States Court of Claims announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice to Midshipman Oscar Morrison Browne, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Morrison Browne of Spring- fleld, Tl Miss Willlams is a graduate of the University of Illinois and a mem- ber of the Pi Beta Phi Fraternity. The wedding will take place on Friday, June 6, at the Naval Academy Chapel at Annapolis. Mr. Claudius Huston, chairman of committee, guests went later to the Chevy Chase Club for dancing. Miss Huston made no formal debut. She has taken her place with her sister, Miss Katharine Huston, as hostess for her father and assisting in the entertainments for her younger sister, Miss Nildred Huston, who was presented to Washington society in December. Miss Huston has selected Saturday, June 28, for her to Mr. Lewis, and the ceremony will be performed in Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. John Knowles Herr announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Hoyle to Lieut. Willard A. Ho'brook, jr., 3d U. S. Cavalry. Miss Herr is the nmddnuihter of the late Gen. and Mrs. Eii D. Hoyle, and the great-granddaughter of the late Gen. R. E. de Russy. Lieut. Holbrook is the son of a former chief of Cavalry, Maj. Gen. W. A. Hol- brook, and grandson of the late Maj. Gen. D. 8. Stanley. The ding wi take place in June. Prof. and Mrs. Daniel Caldwell Stan- wood of Brunswick, Me., have announced from London the ment of their U. 8. A, attached to the Fort Monroe Military Hospital. Mrs. Brady G. Ruttencutter, wife of Col. Ruttencutter, was hostess at a beautifully appointed luncheon Thurs- day in the crystal room at the Willard Hotel in honor of Baroness de Stern- beck, who is_visiting Mrs. Archibald Gracle at her home, on Sixteenth street. fully irringed “coniariecs of - SPEDg ully-arT: cen of - Spring flowers and the place cards and tiny pink baskets for each guest were French imported. Covers were laid for 14 lfid the latter Mmi:;ludln“ Mrr“l Vl}lfllt";ll'e Story, ?fl len! ‘nel of D. A. R, h‘v))m New elle; Miss Finch of New Rochelle, Mrs. Janet Gill, Mrs. Park Flourney and Mrs. Claudice, all of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. PFrederick H. McCor- mick-Goodheart entertained a party of 14 at the dinner dance in the gold room of the Wardman Park Hotel last eve- ning. The guests were members of the sub-debutante set. . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel enter- tained at dinner last ht at the Con- whose of New York Church a 26, Miss Danlel is the daugh- " (Continued en Second Fage. and Mx;..flerben W. Hartman of Lan- Miss_Stanwood, who is a graduate of Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass., has been completing her studies in Paris. Mr. Hartman graduated from Yale in 1923 and received his Ph. D. degree there in 1929. He is a member of the (Continued on Second Page.) At Homes Announced By Society Hostesses Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg, wife of Senator Vandenberg, and their daugh- ter, Miss Barbara Vandenberg, will re- ceive on Thursday afternoon in their apartment, in the new addition of the Wardman Park Hotel, from 4 uni 6 o'clock. ¢ Mrs. Archer L. Willard will be at home at the commandant’s house, navy yard, Monday afternoon after 4 o'clock, and again on Monday, April 28, for the last time this season. Mrs, John Ryan Devereux will be at home this afternoon in her home, Portledge, on Bradley lane, and will receive on the other Sunday afternoons April and May. an 1 this afternoon, til | Kansas have as their guests at the FRAU VON LEWINSKI, Wife of the German consul general in New York, and their daughter, Miss Inge von Lewinski. Secretary Hyde Will Leave City Today for West Point &= Will Join Mrs. Hyde and Daughter for Brief Visit—Special Notes From Capital Official Circles. ‘The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Hyde, will go to West Point today to Jjoin Mrs. Hyde and their daughter, Miss Caroline Hyde, as guests of Capt. and Mrs. Boyd W. Smith. The Secretary and Mrs. Hyde will go to New York to- morrow and will return from there ‘Wednesday. Senator and Mrs. Henry J. Allen of opera in that city. Representative and at midday breakfast Sunday, May 4, of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grant, who will entertain at Craigellachie, their home on Paces Ferry road. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Maddox will be hosts at dinner Wednesday evening, April 30, for Representative and Mrs. Britten, who will attend the perform- ances of opera with Mr. and Mrs. Little, who are boxholders for the Atlanta sea- Mayflower Mr. and Mrs. William O. Rockland, son. Fuller of , Me., who are en route home from the South, where they spent the Winter. Mr. Fuller is editor of the Rockland Courier-Gazette. belle M. Qualman, who will come from Senator and Mrs. Felix Hebert, with | Peoria, Il Mrs. Qualman will pass s their ’:ll’l’g’l'otn .o.;!dmbeh and M':!.d A. ;ew days at Wardman Park Hotel be- Bonin, 'm here yesterday, sailing for Europe. will motor to Sunset Hills, Vyl.. whuye oo 3 sty will dinner guests of Mr. an. Representative and Mrs. William E. Hull will be joined today by Mrs. Isa- o Mrs. Adam Wyant left yesterday by e b motar for in *Greensburg Representative and Mrs. Fred A.|Pa., Britten % tive t. week to 'b?l'.h? .?.“.1‘.‘"&“’&:“34 {)l(ex:! Wyant will return to_their apartment, John D. Little for the week of the (Continued on Third Page.) Mrs. Britten will be the guests of honor Tu Tales of Well Known Folk MRS. ALBERT H. VESTAL Recently joined Representative Vestal in. their apartment, in the Roosevelt, after a visit. in Indiana. Dinner Invitations Issued By Ambassador of Mexico Dean of Diplomatic Corps to Entertain May 12. "Other Prominent Events of Week in Legation Circlées. The Ambassador of Mexico, dean of the diplomatic corps, and Senora de Tellez have issued invitations for din- ner Monday evening, May 12. Senora de Telkz will be hostess at tea Wednesday afternoon, April 30, for which she has issued cards. ‘The Italian Ambassador and Nobil Donna Antoinette de Martino will hosts at dinner Wednesday evening, April 30. The Ambassador of Poland, Mr. de Davila will have a small company lunching informally with them today. ‘The Japanese Ambassador and Mme. Debuchi will leave Wi at the end of the week for a trip through the South and Southwest. ‘The Ambassodar of Poland, Mr. Pilipowicz, will be host at dinner Wed- nesday evening, April 30, in honor of the Speaker of the House and Mrs. Longworth. ‘The Ambassador also will entertain at dinner Priday evening in honor of the Vice President, the company to include the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Everett Gann, The dinner Friday will be followed by a large reception at which a program of music will be given by Paul Kochanski, violinist, and Mr. Stojowski, pianist, famous Polish artists. ‘The Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir Ronald Lindsay, will go to New York Tuesday to join Lady Lindsay and be the guests of Mrs. Bayard Cutting, mother of Senator Bronson Cutting, in her New York home for the remainder of the week. Lady Lindsay went to New York Friday. ‘The Minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter have with them over Sun- The Minister and Mme. Peter enter- tained a small company at dinner last evening and will be hosts at midday breakfast today. ‘The Minister of Colombia, Senor En- rique Olaya, is expected to arrive in New York this morning from Colombia, where he was recently elected President | bs of that Republic. The Minister will be met by officlals and Senora de Olaya and their two daughter, Senorita Alicia Olaya and Senorita Lucia Olaya, who have been living in Baltimore since the Minister went to take part in his cam- . The Minister will remain in davs ‘efore. reburning o Washtngion ays before returning to Wi 3 when he will resume l‘ll! duties as Min- ister. Senor Olaya and his family will remain in Wl-!hmm: until the end of June and will rel to Colombia in July, the inauguration to take place August 7. ‘The Minister of Austria and Mme. Prochnik will go to New York Monday for a short stay. The Minister will open an exhibition of Austrian art and return to Washington the week. | The Minister of Sweden and Mme. Bostrom are expected of the week from a visit in the Middle West. The Minister and Mme. Bostrom have been in Minneapolis for a week and expect to go to Chicago today. Prochnik will middle of the be | bassado: casa, dxn‘“.fl,nndthgmembersoxnnlmfiw Mlle. Claudel, daughter of the Am- r of France and Mme. Claudel, will go to New York Tuesday and sail from there Friday for a fortnight's for a supper dance at the tion Thursday, April 24. This event will be given in celebration of the annh of the coronation of his im| majesty Reza Shah Tahlazl. e eml are the Washingtonians at the Cavalier at Virginia Beach for the holiday. The commercial counselor of the British embassy and Lady Broderick entertained at a small luncheon yester- f | day in their apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel. There were 10 in the com- pany. The assistant naval attache of the British embassy and Mrs. W. C. Horton had a few friends dining with them last evening in the gold room of the Ward- man Park Hotel. ‘The assistant military attache for aeronautics of the French embassy and Mme. Thenault have taken a cottage at Rehoboth Beach for the Summer and will go there the middle of June. season Mme. Thenault s mer on Cape Cod wi mother, Mrs. O. M. Spencer, and Maj Thenault Joined his little family for one or two (Continued on Second Page.) Mrs. Stanley P. Woodard Guest at Hot Springs v : ing the short holiday at Hot Springs. Mrs. Woodard has received the ac- ceptance of Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose :1 ‘n‘eg;ve as chairman of the ball com- Wc'ddirgfof Yesterday Special Interest Miss Hilda Sykes, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sykes of Eng- land, and Mr. Charles Duthrie Thom to return the end | o The Minister of Canada and Mrs. | Sall Massey will return Wednesday from Canada, where they are spending the brief holiday. The Minister of Nicaragua and Se- nora de Sacasa will entertain at dinner 3. The Minister of Ecuador and Senora de Viteri entertained at a luncheon at the legation Thursday in honor. of Se- Mr. Thomas Low of Ve Wy N2, was best man. e g