Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1930, Page 39

SOCIETY. ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED AS PRELIMINARY TO AUTUMN WEDDINGS ! | | P.iominent Society Leaders Obeying the Call of Autumn mn Returning to Capital to Plan for Winter Season—Trips to Europe Featured Summer Program. Mrs. Horace G. Macfarian has re- |latter's father and sister, Mr. Edward turned to her Washington home after | Peck and Mrs. Joseph Barker of Omaha, a serjes of visits in the West, which ex- | Nebr. Mrs. Barkalow will leave with tended over many weeks. During her | them the first of next week for a short absence Mrs. Macfarlan wisited Rear | motor trip to New York, after which Admiral W. S. Crosley, U. S. N, com- | the Visitors will continue by motor to mandant at the Training Station of the £he "Weat. SH Great. Lakes. While there she was T little Sometantly entetained by i Hoes 1A | dugpier Sotephine of Ghevy Chase are eir friends. In San Franeisco, where somp fc Oity, fhe~wistied for severat woekegfiie foavo| Dot somk ige kit OIy Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Pickens of ing Los Angeles, she was entertained at a charmingly arranged luncheon by | Forty-fifth street, who returned to_the Representative Florence Kahn, She | United States from abroad on the 11t visited & number of places in vari-|of August, have spent the Intervening ous States, in each of which she was | time with their respective families in entertained. North Carolina. Their two daughters, Jane and Cornelia, were with them abroad. Miss Thomasia Brown McClintic, daughter of the late Dr. Thomas B.| McClintic and Mrs. Teresa McClintic of Staunton, formerly of Washington, has gone to Willlamsburg, where she has entered William and Mary Collegé as a student. | Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Haddick of Moline, e i) veek t] Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, honorary | Buge b 5 the Week end at the dean of Washington College of Law, AR . has arrived in Washington for the| s, H. L. Mitchell of Houston, Tex., ‘Winter and will be at 1900 R street, is at the Dodge Hotel, accompanied by r iss A. L. Dr. and Mrs. Wade H. Atchison, her dsughters, Mi: Mitchell and who have been fraveling in Burope for | L= CULOETE. o, the past vear, are visiting Dr. and Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Penn of Laurence F. Schmeckebier of 1444 Bel- | Hawthorne street, returncd last week mont street. from spending some time as guests of Mr,-and Mrs. Johh Melton 'Hudg- | 5 8nd Mrs. J. P. Falt in’ Boston. tns, 2d, who spent the Summer in their cottage at Cape May, have returned to Washington and will be at home for | the season at 2316 Twentieth street northwest. s Mrs. Clifford K. Berryman and Miss Flotence Berryman have arrived in Florgnce, Italy, and will go this week to Oberammergau to see the last per- formalice of the Passion Play. They have visited Germany, Austria, Czecho- slovakia and Italy. After a further visit in Germany they will go to Paris, from whence they will return home the latter part of October. Mr. and Mrs. William V. Freeman of Hawthorne street are back in Washing- ton after staying in Sorrento, Me., with the former's’ parents, Bishop and Mrs. | James E. Freeman of Washington. The ishop and his wife returned to Wash- ington last Sunday. Mrs. Max J. Proffitt of Klingle street returned to her home Thursday after | spending the last month visiting in the West. She was the guss in Denver of her mother, Mrs. L. B, Healy, and also in Boulder, St. Louis and Chicago. Mrs. Lawrence M. Hynson, of the Iro- quois Apartments, has returned from a recent visit to relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs. Howell Peeples and her diugh: ters, Miss Jean Peeples and Miss Helen Peeples, have returned to Washington from Warrenton, Va., where they spent the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Miles C. Trowbridge sre in their Washington home after spending the Summer at Sherwood Forest, Md. With them are their daughters Marfanna and Betty Lou, the former being the winner of the silver cupas champion swimmer of the juniers at Sherwood. She also won the-gold medal for long-distance swim- ming. Miss Virginia Herron has rejoined her. rents, Col. and Mrs. Leroy W He 3111 Garfield street, after ing several months in Europe Miss. Herron went abroad with a party whith Included the Misses West, daugh- ters-of Mr. and Mrs, Perry West, sail- ingffom New York Junme 15 and re- turning a week ago on the steamship Lafayeite. The party visited England, France Belglum, Germany, Italy and Switz erland. Miss: Genevieve Hendricks has re- turped’ to_her home, at 3051 N street, having spent the Summer in France, England and Germany. Mr; and Mrs. James H. Underwood have-settled in their Washington home for_the Winter, after spending the Summer in their cottage at Sher- wood- Forest, Md. | Dr, and Mrs. Prank W. Ballou and | thelr two children, . Betty and Bobby, are gt-home, on Forty-fifth street, after spel the Summer at Cemp Frafglta, Belgrade Lakes, Me. Dr. Ballew returned to Washington the first of September, but Mrs. Ballou and the children came back last Sunday night. Dr--and Mrs. Daniel ‘Pren thy ity Mon- primes u:;‘,‘;m‘sp':,:gflg e s mer at | by the late Stanford White. Mr. Wil- ;% | llam A. Gawler is attending the Uni- Fairhaven Cliffs on Ohesapeake Bay. | oriev"or Pennsylvania, where he will M, nd Mrs. Charles Gold.sngth will ;gradustz in February. y nd a few jos {::;’: ‘3.' fifi’;,n'fi,‘:,'f”v:’_ e elcome | Mr. and Mrs. George G. Whitney of their=daughter and family, Mr. and | Forty-fourth place are at home after Mrs. Willlam Thalhimer and two sons, | spending three months in New Hamp- s | shire. Their three daughters ve been in Europe for the past | ghters, Miss Ann d & half months. Whitney, Miss Margaret Whitney and - e Miss Barbara Whitney, were with them. Dr. and Mrs. David Priday of 3701 Mr. Whitney spent most of the Sum- Massachuseits avenue are moving the | men in Washington, but joined his first part of the week into their new |family for 10 days and drove back with home, at 4525 Garfield street, Dr. and | them. Mrs Briday. who spent from Me3aat | Mr. and Mrs. Fiarold M. Pellegrin of A en-Baden. Germany, and also | Forty-fourth sirest have just returned isited London, Paris and Berlin. | to Washington from California. Their i O0D: AT k two older chlildrt'n spent the Summer . Paul Sexton, who, with his sisters, | With Mrs. Pellegrin’s sister and father, Mm Martha Sexton and Miss Kate | Miss Willson and Prof. Willson, in Sexton, has been on a month's visit to | Princeton, and they were accompanied relatives in Bristol, Va, hes returned |on their trip by their young daughter With ‘them to their home, 3837 Beecher | Edith. They motored to the West Coast. streel: northwest, |and while there visited Mr. Pellegrin’s 5 | aunts, the Misses Aubert, in Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Wilkins have Calif. retutned to their home in this city, AL % ocks' stay in Atlantic | Mrs. Bernard A. Smyth of Cathedral 'é{l[‘!r g AR vonN 187 1o avenue has just returned to her home < - | from spending some time with friends Mts. Daisy S. Thomas and daugh- | at Brookeville, Md. Her young son ter. Miss Violet Thomas, are at the Connie was with her. Hotel De Ville in Atlantic City for | several weeks. Mrs. Sara E. Colman, accompanied by her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Baker of 7 Raymond street, Chevy Chase, Md., left yesterday for a few weeks' stay at Atlantic City. They are at the Hotel Dennis. 1 Dr. Y. C. Teh and Mr. H. T. Lee of China, have bzen at the Dodge Hotel for several days en route from New York to Chicago and other Middle Western points. Dr. Teh has for one year been engaged in medical work in | London and Mr. lee has done work of | a commercial nature in London for the | same length of time. They will sail | from Vancouver October 2 on the Em- | press of Canada, arriving at Hongkong | about October 26. . Mrs. F. W. von Heim of 220 Rosemary strest, Chevy Chase, Md., has returned | to her home from a trip to Boston. Mrs. Dion S. Birney of Cathedral | avenue left last week to spend some | time with her sister, Mrs. Brockett, in | Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Dorothy Gawler, M:, and Mrs. Walter A. Gawler of Hawthorne street, is leaving shortly for Fairfax Hall, in Waynesboro, Va. | She attended school last year at Green- {brier in Lewisburg, W. Va. While Mr. and Mrs. Gawler were investigating thig | mew school they discovered that it was | formerly known as Brandon Hall and Webster | Was built by Mrs. Gawlers' father when she was a little girl from plans drawn daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Alexander W. Yereance | of Lowell street, with their daughter, 4 | Miss Jean Yereance, are at home after My, Berchmans T. Fitzpatrick of the | spending the Summer at Sapville, Long Broadmoor Apartments left Washing- | Island. Mrs. Yereance's parents, Mr, | ton early this week for Worcester, Mass., | and Mrs. Arthur Seitz, who were with ' where he will visit friends prior to en-|them, are now visiting their son, Mr. tering Harvard University. | Arthir Seltz, at Shorthills, N. J, and e will return to Washin Mr, and Mrs. Charles R. White and | goex ™ while away Mrn:?\d“;w:sw;(te: M. %Almr{t Shaffer have returned 10 | eance had as guests Mrs. Prank W the -eity after having spe ev ? en R AL ) Ballou and her two children, Betty and » | Bobby. Mrs. John E. Cantwell and her son, ? o Mr. Robert Murray Cantwell of St Miss Lucrece Goodwin Bradford has | . returned from v > Loils, are visiting the former's sister, | a two months' vacation h © | at Beacon-by-the-Sea, Bay Head, N. J., I“,’,‘;f’“’ G. McGilley, at 1804 Lamont | 4ng will continue her studies at Gun- .| ston Hall, Mr. and Mrs: Alfred H. Bennett re-| tarmed by airplane from New York where Mrs Bennett attended the WL‘d'— ding of their cousin, Mr. Ric hard B. V. | Pamty Jones $n ‘her, Suminer hcne o Bennet | Ploneer Lake, Wis., is back at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Denise Barkalow of | Comdr. and Mrs. C. C. Baughman, who Klingle street have as their guests theloccupied Mrs. Jones' home while she Mrs. Pranklin D. Jones of Glover Driveway, who spent the Summer months with her mother-in-law, Mrs THE SUNDAY CARTER BAILEY Upper left: Upper righ Lower left Mis was away, moved last week into their | new apariment at the Westchester, on | Cathedral avenue. Mrs. Jones had with | her this Summer her two children Lawrence and Dorothy. Miss Caroline Aufenthie, Mrs. Charles Ward and Mrs. Julius Andrae left last Wednesday for Elizabeth, N. J., to be Serving the Washington Public for 24 Years 1215 G St. < STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Miss Claire Steece Julihn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ed W. E. Clark of Lynn, Mass,, who announce her engagement to Mr. William Rosermdarf = The Original “G” Street Furrier SEPTEMBER 21, BACHRACH Mr. and Mr 1930—PART THREE. SOCIETY. Miss Thelma Lucille Courtney, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Courtney, announce her engagement to Mr. Guy Ty rell Scott, the wedding to take place in November. Molly Hurowitz, whose mother, Mrs. Morris Bressler, announces her engagement to Mr. Isadore Feldman. rd Julihn, who announce her engagement to Mr. Howard Clinten Cross of Columbus, and Mrs. Edwin | mobile, in company with her friend, | Miss Grace Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Foster of New the guests of Mr. Potter for 10 days. Mrs, Potter was formerly Miss Mil- dred Reed of Washington. | Miss Jeannette Speiden, daughter of | Mayflower, where they made their home Dr. and Mrs, Edgar Speiden; has re- | Winter before last. turned from a tour of the national | B parks of the country, made by auto- | Miss Helen Lynn, who joined her | g “The Richest Child is Poor Our Without Musical Training” ly National %668 Metropolitan 9285 The Snappy Lapin Ensemble Fur Jacket, Beret & Muff content to live y your reply will be » Self-expression in music is fort and pleasure giving infiuenc mother, Mrs, Margaret L. Lynn, for a vacation at Cape May, N. J, has re- turned to her home in this city, ac- companied by Mrs. Lynn. | York City are week end guests at the | Mr. and‘Mrs. Arthur Otto of Forty- | sixth’ street are now at home, after | spending the Summer months at their | cottage at Point Patience, Md. ——————————— 1857 | WouLbp You BE HAPPY WiTHOUT MUSIC ar after year without its inspiring, com- If you answer honestly one of life’s greatest pleasures and the children who start early in life to study and appreciate good music grow into the happiest men and women. An idea for those of youthfu] tastes. These en- sembles are shown in the newest shades and are sell- ing this week at the price of cloth coats. . The Rosendori Fur Coats of this season develop drastic stvle changes, while the prices asked are as low as the fur coat prices of 15 years ago. Fox Searfs 25% Under Regular ment are made. CAL people! Brambach Baby —an ideal instrument for a) rooms of moderate dimension: or English Brown Mahogany. Start your child now with teacher. an hour each day. o from Little Acorns Grow!” Charge Accounts Solicited Remodeling by Rosendorf at surprisingly low rates, Brambach Grands Sold on Budget Payments O PLAY THE PIANO is a delightful accomplishment and a necessary one where pretentions to cultural develop- The WORLD opens its arms to MUSI- Grand ments and music In “HI-LITE” a competent Insist on regular practice, if only half Remember: “Big Oaks $550 E.F.Droop& Sons Co.,1300G Ohio, the wedding to be in October. Norman Ernest Hicks, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hicks of this cit She Plays Croquet at 86. | Mrs. Walter Creyke, the veteran cro- | quet player, has resumed play at Hurl- | ingham, England. Although 86 she plays in rain or shine, and recent showers gallantly through the match with a woman less third her age. Mrs. Crey | eroquet after she was 70. played in a than one- e took up 3 | Brilliant Nuptial Ceremony En]ivens Front Rnya] Society Y Many Journey by Airplane ‘ to Witness the Marriage of ; Lieu'. Cafsfln. U- S- N.. | and Miss Weaver, One of the most brilliant weddings | ever held in Front Royal, Va. and one | of much interest throughout the State vas that which took place yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, in Calvary Epis- | copal Church, when Miss Evelyn Han- son Weaver, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey G. Weaver, became the bride of Lieut. Joe M. Carson, of the United States Navy, youngest son of | Capt. d¢nd Mrs. J. L. Carson of Wood~ stock. The ceremony was performed by the Rev, T. W. Tayloe, rector of the church | The church was beautifully decorated in a color scheme of green and white The guests on arriving at the church were seated by the ushers, Mr. Jack Morgan, Mr. Francis C. Jones, Mr. G | Tyler Miller, Mr. J. Gruver Hillidge and Mr._Paul Rudacille, The ceremony was performed before an arch of White | clematis, Muminated with candles ar- | ranged about the altar which cast a | soft_glow upon the scene | ‘The bride, a striking brunette, was given in marriage by her father, and was radiant in her gown of ivory satin made empire style and wearing a _vell of tulle. She carried a sheaf of Ber- { muda lilies. The maid of honor was Miss Helen | Weaver, sister of the bride, and the matron of honor, Mrs. Percy Randolph | of Millwood, Va., sister of the groom | They wore shell pink chiffon with velvet | Jackets and accessories to match, and | each carried a bouquet of talisman roses and delphinfums. The bride’s | other attendants were Mrs. G. Tyler | Miller, Mrs. Wyndham Lee, Miss Mar Lou Hitt and Miss Winnfe Davis Weaver, the latter a sister of the bride | The two former. mentioned wore gowns | of Lido chiffon with velvet jackets and }fil‘(‘!‘ssnrl!‘s to match, and Miss Hitt and Miss Weaver ‘wore gowns of maize | chiffon with accessories to match, all | carrying bouquets of talisman roses and delphiniums. 1 Lieut. Carson had as his best man Lieut. Richard K. Gaines of Pensacola, | Fla., and the groomsmen were- Lieut Stanhope C. Ring, Lieut. E. R. McLean, | Lieut. B. B. Nichol, Lieut. A. L. Perkins | Lieut. George Henderson and Lieut. A. | L. Toney. all of the United States Nav: Preceding the ceremony a beautiful | musical program, under the direction | of Mrs. Q. D. Gasque, was_given, con- sisting of: “Andante,” by P. H. Ippe: solo, by Miss Page Stone of Roanoke, Va,, "Because;” “Song Without Words,” by Ashford; “Adagio in E Flat.” by Thompson: “Reverie.” by Ashford, and “The Bridal Chorus” from Lohengrin During the ceremony “Meditation,” from “Thais,” by Massanet. followed by the | recessional, was beautifully rendered by | Mrs. Q. D. Gasque. Immediately after the ceremony & re- ception was held at Four Winds, the beautiful country home of the bride's parents, at which about 500 guests were present. Since the announcement of the en- gagement of Lieut. Garson and Miss Weaver the bride has been lavishly entertained at a number of showers, parties and dances, and her bridal gifts are among the handsomest and most numerous ever seen in the county. Following the rehearsal Priday night a dinner was given to the bridal party at Delbrook, home of the bride- groom’s uncle, Judge and Mrs. A, C. Carson, followed by a_dance given at Massanutten Lodge by Miss Louisa Car- son, Miss Mary Lou Hitt and Mrs. Paul Rudacille. Among_the out-of-town guests were: Col. W. S. Battle and Mr. 8. D. Fergu- son of Roanoke, Va.; Capt. and Mrs. J. L. Carson and Mrs. George Carring- ton of Woodstock, Va.; Capt. Kenneth Whiting, U. S. N., commanding officer Naval Afr Station, Hampton Roads, Va.; Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. S. P. Ginder, Bureau of Aeronautics, Wash- ington, D. C.; Lieut. and Mrs. Short, Naval Air Station, Hampton Roads, Va.; Lieut, and Mrs. Morse, U. S. N, Patrol Squadron 8: Lieut. and Mrs. George Henderson, Bureau of Aero- nautics, Washington, D. C.: Lieut. and Mrs. Graham, Naval Onerating Base, Hampton Roads. Va.: Lieut. and_ Mrs. | 8. Clark, Scouting Squadron 6; Lieut and Mrs, Day. Scouting Squadron 6; Lieut. R. R. Johnson, Scouting Squadron 6: Lieut. and Mrs. Forest Close, U. § N. Post-Graduate School, Annapolis; Mr. and Mrs, Henry B. Weaver of Washington, D. C, and many others prominent. Lieut. and Mrs. Carson expect to make their home at the Naval Oper- ating Base, Norfolk, Va. after Octo- ber 15. Practically all of the officers attend- ing the wedding arrived via airplane. Sedn;l Chairs for Bathers. Sedan chairs to transport bathers to and from the beach are among the plans being made by the exclusive set which Winters at Aix-les-Bains, France, A search is being made for the chairs | in England, where once they graced the ihllls of old mansions. 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