Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1930, Page 29

Features for Women Part 3—12 Pages SOCIETY SECTION he Sunday Star. WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 6, 1930. MISS JUNIA CULBERTSON | Tales of Well | Known Folk A A debutante of last Winter accompanying her sister to Chile to join the. Ambassador MRS. FRANCIS WHITE, Wife of Assistant Secretary of State, who spent the W early part of the week in Baltimore. -8 3] Capital’s Official Family Greatly Depleted During National Holiday Period President Joins Mrs. Hoover at Rapfidan Camp. Other Notables Have Own Special Independence Day programs. HE National Capital was almost bereft of officials over the brief holiday and week end, the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Mel- lon, being the ranking official of the Government in town for the Glorious Fourth. President Hoover joined Mrs. Hoover in their camp on the Rapidan, and Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Wilbur occupied the “cabinet camp,” within two miles of the presiden- tial camp. The Speaker of the House left Washington immediately after the adjournment of Congress and will be joined in Cincinnati in a few days by Mrs. Longworth and their daughter, Paulina. Washing- ton, however, was not by any means a deserted city on Independence day, for more came here for the holiday than went away. i The possibility that Mrs. Hoover will be able to accompany the President back to the White House this eyening is encouraging news to the many friends made by the Chief Executive and First Lady of the Land during the many years they have lived in Washington. Mrs. Hoover has been greatly missed in many ways, and her presence in | the Executive Mansion will indicate a return to her normal health. Mrs. Hoover has been at the presidential camp for some time recuper- ating from the fall which she had in the White House in the late Winter, and has had one or two guests with her for a day or so at a time. Her younger son, Mr. Allan Hoover, spent some time with her there before going to his new work at Perth Amboy, N. J., and was with his father at the White House over Sunday, when the Chief Executive was unable to join his family at Rapidan. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, jr, last week celebrated the fifth anniversary of their wedding June 28, their marriage having taken place in California. Mrs. Hoover was formerly Miss Margaret Watson of California. A few years ago Washington society spent the Summer swim- ming—at least, that part of the Summer that kept them here. The delightful pool at Boundary Castle, home of Mrs. John B. Henderson, was kept open for the use of members of the diplomatic corps and any guests they wished to invite. Mrs. Henderson has for several seasons drained the pool before going to her Summer home, at Bar Harbor, and society has been swimming elsewhere. There are many “beaches” on the Potomac and nearby rivers, as well as on Chesa- eake Bay, with the Atlantic Ocean itself not entirely out of reach or week end trips. But the swimming pools in Washington and its environs are comparatively few. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilkins have installed a pool on their place, near Rockville, and have entertained guests almost every one of the hot days, as have Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin, who have a pool on their place, Abremont, overlooking Rock Creek Park. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin have gone to their Summer home, on Mackinac Island, Mich., but the latter's mother, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, has had guests with her several times when she went to Abremont to swim. Mrs. Blodgett, always an enthusiast at sports, became an adept last Winter at Miami Beach, and not only is an excellent swimmer, but a clever diver as well. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins have had among their guests recently the Speaker and Mrs. Longworth, the former a veritable “fan” for aquatic sports, who was frequently seen, a few years back, in the early morn- ing hours at the municipal pool, near the Monument, where the “Tom | Thumb” golf course was built and opened this.Summer. MME. MAKI And little Thkishi. wife and baby of the secretary the Japanese embassy, in their McKinley street home for the Summer. (Underwood) of Culbertson, and Mrs. bertson. (Underwood) MISS*JANE CULBERTSON, Younger daughter of Ambassador to Chile and Mrs sailed yesterday for Chile. (Underwood ) Chief Executive Due w:dding of Interest William S, Cul- MRS. JAMES E. FECHET, Wife of Maj. Gen. Fechet, chief of the Air Corps, U, S. A, a fre- quent and popular hostess in i Washington. (Underwood.y MRS. STEPHEN O. FUQUA, Wife of Maj. Gen. Fuqua, standing in the garden of her home on Twenty-first street. (Bachrach.) Spanisfi Envoy, Absent, 'Senator and Mrs. Borah Pass Engagement Announced Wedding Set for Tomorrow To Return to Cap;tal In Juc‘iciary Circle | For Weddin§ August 9 Lieut. Col. and Mr. William H. Clen- denin have announced the engagement of their daughter Edith Campbell to Mr. Edward Canning Stahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stahl of New York. The wedding will take place Saturday, Au- gust 9, at Greystone, the estate of her grandparents, the late Col. and Mrs. S. E. Chamberlin, near Paeonian Spring, Va., which is now occupied by Miss Clendenin’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Chamberlin. Col. and Mrs. Clendenin have many friends here, where they have been fre- quent visitors and spent several Win- ters. Col. Clendenin is now on duty at the Oklahoma Agricultural and Me- chanical College, at Stillwater, Okla., and, with Mrs. Clendenin and their daughter, will be guests of Mrs. Clen- denin’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Chamberlin at Greystone this month and until after the wedding. Mrs. \fii Bosanquet to Spend Summer in U. S. Mrs. W. 8. B. Bosanguet, daughter of former President Grover Cleveland, ac- companied by her daughters, Miss Marion Bosanquet and Miss Phillips Bosanquet, are spending the Summer ‘with the former’s mother, Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, jr., at Intermont, Tam- worth, N. H. Mrs. Bosanquet and her children arrived in Boston from Eng- land Monday, June 30, on the Cedric. Mr. Bosanquet will join his family in this country later in the season. Mrs. uet “was formerly Miss Esther land and was born in the White of Interest to Society A wedding of unusual interest in Washington will take place. tomorrow in the Church of the Transfiguration, when Miss Katherine Taliaferro Con- way, daughter of Mrs. Herbert A. Smith of Washington and the late Mr. John Moncure Conway of Virginia, will be- come the bride of Mr. Madison G. Nich- olson, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Madison G. Nicholson of Athens, Ga. The bride will b2 given in marriage by her step- father, Mr. Herbert A. Smith, and the ceremony will be followed by a dinner for the families at the home of the bride’'s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. ‘Taliaferro. Mr. Taliaferro is a brother of the former Commissioner, Mr. Sidney Taliaferro. Moncnre-Wtigl’:t Wedding Set for Saturday, July 19 ‘The marriage of Miss Muriel Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George P. ‘Wright of Fergus Falls, Minn., and Mr. Robert C. Moncure, son of the, late Mr. Robert 8. Moncure of Stafford Ccunty, Va., and Mrs. Elizabeth Dexter Mon- cure of Washington, will take place Saturday, July 19, at 4 o'clock, in the Church of the Epiphany. Wedding Engagement Formally Made Public Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giuliani an- nounce the e, ment of their daug! ter Yolanda ian to llrfl John E. e, Late This Afternoon Mrs. Hoover May Accom- pany Him—Vice President | Back in City—Notes of Interest Relating to Offi-‘ cial Folk. | Prominent Diplomats ‘The Ambassador of Spain, Senor Don | Alejandro Padilla y Bell, with his son and daughter, Senor Don Ramon Padilla and Senorita Rosa Padilla, is | spending the week end in San Diego, Calif. They will return to Washington | next week by way of the Canadian| Rockies. o ‘The Ambassador of Germany and Frau von Prittwitz und Gaffron will | go to New York next week and are ex- pected to saill July 17 for Germany. They are now at Gibson Island, where they leased a cottage for a few weeks. ‘The Ambassador of Poland, M. Tytus PFilipowiz, will go to New York Thurs- day from Newport, and will sail the following day to join Mme. Filipowicz in their home in Poland. The envoy and Mme. Pilipowicz will not return to this country until Autumn. ‘The President is expected to return to | Washington late this evening and it is probable that the First Lady, who has | been at Rapidan for some time, will re- | turn with him. The Chief Executive and Mrs. Hoover have had with them for the holiday at the camp the Assist- ant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Da. vid S. Ingalls, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sulli. van, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. New. ton and their young son, Mr. John Mar- shall Newton. The Vice President, Mr. Charles Cur- tis, has returned to Washington from Ocean City, N. J.,, where he went to de- liver an address. He made the trip by motor and was accompanied by the Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the Senate, and Mrs. Montgomery. ‘The Attorney General, Mr. William De Witt Mitchell, and the Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Robert Patterson La- mont, are expected to return to Wash- ington this evening from Watch Hill, R. 1, where they have been the guests for several days of the Assistant ary («© ued em Tage 2, Column ‘The Minister of Panama, Senor Dr. Don Ricardo J. Alfaro, who is with his family at Ogonquitt, Me., will return to ‘Washington Tuesday to spend a fort- night. He will then rejoin his family at the resort. ‘The Minister of the Netherlands and Mme. van Royen will leave Washington Tuesday for New York will sall the fo'lowing day to spend Summer in Will Return Next Week Plans Trip by Way of Canadian Rockies—Other Miss Isabel S. L‘mbc""’""remporary Absence Follows Adjournment of {01‘ Summer Vacation. Event of Yesterday Becomes Bride of Mr. Jen- nin(s Ba;ley. Jr.—Many Notable Nuptial Ceremo- nies Scheduled. Arranging Programs Holland. Their son, Mr. Robert Dudley | van Royen, is studying in Holland and | will be with his parents during their | stay. Their other son, Mr. J. H. H. van| A wedding of unuual interest in | Royen, jr. who is attache of the lega-, judiciary- circles took place yesterday tion, will remain in Washington. | afternoon at 4 o'clock when Miss Isabel pER— | Steadman Lamberton, daughter of Mr. The Minister of Guatemala ' and and Mrs. B. Paulding Lamberton, be- Senora de Recinos are spending a few | came the bride of Mr. Jennings Bailey, days in Atlantic City, where they went | jr, son of Justice Jennings Bailey of Thursday. the District of Columbia Supreme Court. . The ceremony was performed at Anbrim, Summer home of the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Harry Morris Cla- baugh, in Taneytown, Carroll County, Md.; the Rev. Arthur Pilallko, rector of Episcopal Church at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., officiating. The home had & pretty arrangement of cut flowers, palms and ferns and a string orchestra played for the wedding and reception ‘The Minister of Nicaragua, Senor Dr. Don Juan B, Sacasa, has been joined in | Philadelphia by Senora de Sacasa and their daughter, Senorita Maria Sacas, who will return with him to the Capital the first of the week. The'charge d’affaires of Chile, Senor Don Oscar Blanco Viel, will return to Washington tomorrow from Towanda.| Which followed. Pa., where he has been the house guest ‘The bride was given in marriage by for several days of the United States | her father and she wore a gown of Minister to Siam, Mr. David Kaufman. ' eggshell color satin with a long train. A— | Her tulle veil was edged with family ‘The first secretary of the German ! rosepoint lace and she carried a small embassy and Frau Leitner have gone to | bouquet of lilies of the valley. Blue Ridge Summit, where most of the| Miss Pansy Bloomer, cousin of the esmhc.lay staff are established for the bride, was maid of honor, wearing & ummer. staff remaining at the embassy in ture hat and slippers to match, and Washington are Herr Emil L. Baer, first | carring an agmn bouquet of vari-colored (Continued on Page 3, Column 3.) " (Continued on Page 4, Column 1.) The two members of the gown of yellow organdie with a pic-| ‘Week End in | Congress——Prom;nent | Senator and Mrs. William E, Borah are spending the week end in Atlantic City. They will leave for their home | at "Boise, Idaho, at the close of the extra session, which will convene to- | morrow. i S duaii Senator and Mrs. Felix Hebert and their daughter, Miss Katherine Hebert, | have closed their artment in the | wardman Park Hotel and gone to their home at West Warwick, R. I, where they have joined the other children for the remainder of the Summer. Senator Hebert will return early this week. Senator and Mrs. Carl Hayden of Arizona have given up their apartment and were at the Dodge Hot:l until Con- gress adjourned. Mrs. Hayden has started to their home in Phoenix. Mrs. Wyant, Miss Anne Wyant and Mr. Adam Wyant, jr., wife and children of Representative’ Adam Wyant, ac- companied by Mrs. Wyant's brother, Mr Edmond S Doty, have gone to their home av Greensburg, Pa. Representa- tive Wyant remained in thrir apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel until Con- gress adjourned. Mr. Adam Wyant, jr., will pass the month of July with James J. Davis, Jr., | son of the Secretary of Labor and Mrs. James J. Davis, at Ventnor,4N. J. Miss Atlantic City Legislators and Others Personal Mention. | Anne Wyant will spend the month of | August at Barnstable, on Cape Cod, with _her cousin, Miss Polly Cooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cooke. Representative and Mrs. Wyant plan | to go to California later in the Suramer for a visit. The chief of staff, Gen. Charles P. Summerall, is on an 'inspection tour in the South and will not return to Wash- ington for about three weeks. Summerall is remaining at | quarters at Fort Myer. | The surgeon general of the Navy, Rear | Admiral Charles Edward Riggs, will | leave Washington in about a fortnight to visit his mother, Mrs. Joseph Riggs, in her home in Iowa. Mrs. Riggs nd | their little family will rematn in Wash- | ington. | Mrs, Seth W. Richardson, wife of the Assistant Attorney General little daughter, Martha, have returned to Washington from Chatham, N. J., where they were guests of the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Sargeant. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Seymour Lowman, and his daugh- ter, Miss Catherine Lowman, will re- " (Continued on Page 4, Column 8.)