Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1931, Page 18

SOCIETY. SOCIETY : The President and Mrs. Hoover Receive Distinguished English Visitors at White House Today. 1 Pres ived Gen. Bd- | embassy and Mrs. Huxley are salling n:-rd ‘;d";'iurm.;el of England, | today from New York on the Western- v head of the International Salva- | land for their home in England to oL rpooy'l.&(:' pawin ‘Thomb- o . ¢ Liverpool, Mr. - —_ s oo W o e e | Wy AT, ML Yo selor of i The counselor of the BriLLY enied his| ATe st the St Regis Hotel for & few countrymen to President Hoover. days. Mrs. Hoover will nre;lt Mrs. H(nll;? and Mrs, Thompson, the mayoress ol, at the Executive Mansion this i)}::;npg:a :tc 415 o'clock. The visitors| Mrs. Edythe Howard Manning and from England will be accompanied to|Mr. Harty Kendall Hickey were married the White House by Lady Lindsay, wife {Asmdny afternoon in the former's of the Ambassador of Great Britain. ome on Fourty-fourth street in Later in_the .n:moo; the ng:‘e:‘t Bresen: e familie and_Mrs. Hoover ve a rece . The Rev. C. J. ® White House to the delegates to | Dacey officiated at 4 o'clock. Tal :vtle":neeun( of the American Law In-|With Easter lilies and ferns stitute. ‘The Ambassador of France and Mme. Claudel will bé hosts at tea this after- noon from 5 to 7 o'clock, in compliment to the French delegates to the meeting of the International Chamber of Com- merce, The hosts will be assisted by their daughter, Mlle, Reine Claudel, and wives of members of the embassy staff. Lady Lindsay, wife of the Ambassador of Or:yst ‘Britain, entertained informally at luncheon today at the embassy, when her guests were Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, Wife of the Assistant Secretary of State; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin the Jord mayor and lady mayoress Liverpool; Gen. and Mrs. Edward J. , Commissioner and Mrs. Alex- ander Damon, Commissioner E. J. Parker, Maj. and Mrs. John Jay O'Con- Tor, Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Noyes, Mr. H. L. Rust, jr; Mr. Isaac Gans, the counselor of the embassy, Mr. Ronald Tan Campbell, and Miss Irene Boyle. The Ambassador of Poland and Mme. | {alling Pilipowics were hosts at luncheon today for the delegates from their home country to the meeting of the Inter- national Chamber of Commerce. The Minister of the Netherlands, Mr. J. H. van Royen, will entertain at dinner this evening, when his guests will in- clude 12 Dutch delegates to the Sixth General Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce, and their wives. Several prominent Americans have invited to meet the delegates from the 3 Netherlands. those in_the -mn“l.‘l‘ compan: y is spending Mrs, Norwin anchester, Senator Robert F. Wagner is spen 3 % & few days at the Sl Hotel. r. and Mrs. Willlam Hickey of ther and sister-in-law of the Mrs. Alexander Chambers LIMOUSINES For Weddings, Receptions or Any Particular Occasion Careful Drivers Reasonable Rates ul-| Mayflower Limousine Service Metropolitan 5000 Hickey-Manning Wedding Yesterday in Bride’s Home. mudmdlumhuunmm walls of the drawing room, where the seremony was performed, were festooned with Southern smilax and a large clus- ur%m:mmtem;‘h:‘:;:dm string orchesf s program, including the wedding remony and they 1 T § latter's parents, Mr. . the latter in & gown of beige lace made long and flaring and over flesh-color sk and a hat to match. Her cloak of cool pale green transparent ve?vet ‘was made on a deep yoke and she wore a corsage bouquet of orchids. Among evening, 8 and Mrs. Carl Albrecht an Jer-Plerce of Bremen, Germany. included Mr. Charles C. Teague, Viee chairman of the Federal Farm and Mrs. Teague; Mr. and Mrs. . Sam Thompson, Mr. a Stanley Reed, Mrs. Thomas Miller, Miss Clara N. Bates, Miss Olive Mc- Clintic and Mr. Joel Schilling. The Assistant Secretary of the Navy, , and Mrs. Delos ong additional box- e Telegraphic Deliveries Anywhere Cut Flowers and ~Blooming Plants for Mother’s Day May 10 Mother Will Remember Sunday, May 10 Be Sure You Do, Too T'ODIRATI rmcn- A GEO. C. SHAFFER 900 14th St. o] o w. p:.;;l;tnl those who will entertain at receding the ball are: Miss &e Eames Doherty, Mr. . E. P. Shattuck of Long Island, . 'and Mrs, Edgar J. Orme, who will give a dinner honor of Mr. and Mrs, Irwin Adams: Lieut. Lucien Rago- nett and Mr. and Mrs. James Elwood Jones. The assistant naval attache of the British embassy and Mrs. W, C. Horton have as their guest at Wardman Park Hotel Mrs. Charles Prescott of Halifax, Oven Phone Eves. 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MEMBERS OF THE MASTER FURRIERS GUILD thee ce of members of the families THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 8 1931 Terry Remey of New York, brother-in- law and sister of the bride, who are athryn Gy Miss Louise Gi wynne; Baltimore, and Mrs. Pierney, l?m- worth Hibbert and Miss Bessle Hickey of Washington, sisters of the bride- groom. ‘The bride, as Miss Edythe Howard, ‘was presented to society in Washington and married the late Francis B. Man- ning of Manchester, N. H., and Boston. After his death several years ago she wrned to make her home in Washing- Mr. and Mrs. Hickey will be at home at 3001 Forty-fourth street on the com- pletion of their wedding trip. Mrs, Sharp, wife of Gen. Henry G. Shaip, had a few guests lunching with her yesterday at the Carlton. Sir Arthur Balfour, chairman of the British National and vice president of the Ini 1 Chamber Of Commerce, was & guest at & lunch- | js eon given yesterday at the Mayflower Mr. and Mrs. Case R. Howard of lew York. 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