Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1931, Page 43

| Marshall, Va. The wedding will take place in the late Fall Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pirebaugh of Harrisonburg, Va., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ruth Firebaugh, to Mr. Charles Talia- ferro, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Talfaterro of that city, the wedding to des | take place the latter part of September. | Mr. Tallaferro is connected with_ the in | United States consular service at Pro- | greso, Yucatan, Mexico, and is at pres- { ent in this country on his vacation. Mr, | Tallaferro_and his bride will sail for | Yucatan shortly after their marriage. Miss Elizabeth Mitchell Edward G. Trueblood | Both Attended Ecole Sciences Politiques Paris—Wedding October. Mrs. C. the engagement Elizabeth to Mr, Stoddard Mitchell announces | nr gnd Mrs. Carl S. Goelzinger an- of “her daughter | olice the engagement of thrir El Ed“{“f} Gatewood | gayghter, Catharine Elizabeth, to Mr. o Collenst annotiemiawiaes Nozman A SOOI CIC iR Sclences Politiques in Paris, and is well [ ¥edding to take B i known in Washington. Mr. Trueblood | is the son of Mr. Wilson Trueblood of New York City and Mrs. Grace Chan- c>llor Trusbicod of Washington Island, Wis, and Granston, II. He was graduated from Princeton in 1926, and attended the Ecole des Sciences Poli- tiques and the Ecole des Langues Orlentales in Paris. In 1928 he entered | the United States foreign service and | after a short assignmeni to the State | Belle Gallowav. to Mr. Claude Alien Tepartment in Washington, was sent|Cook of Oklahoma and Texas. The a< Vice cdnsul to La Pas, Bolivia, For | wedding will take place Tuesday, Octo- 2 vear and & half he was in charge of | ber 20, at the National City Christian the consulate, and in 1930 was trans- Church at 8:30 oclock. forred to the diplomatic service and = . was designated seerctary of legation. and for the last four months before Jeaving Bolivia_ actad as _charge 'affaires at La Pez. Mr. Trueblood is now assigned to the American legation in San Jose. Costa Rica The wedding Wil take October. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. White of 115 | Riggs road. announce the engagement of their daughter, Evelyn C. to Mr. | Theodore P. Heath of Statesville, N. C. | No date has been set for the wedding. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Calvin Galloway of this city announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Roberta Seven airplanes recently carried near- 1y 10 tons of gold ingots from the Bank of England, London, to Paris. making the biggest air shipment of the yellow metal ever carried in one day. place in'! WHERE TO DINE. THE GORILLA Avenue Pike Norbeck. Md.. overlooking linner, hot home-grown 5 Mr. and Mrs. John Humphrey of Holly avenue, Takoma Park, Md. announce the engagement of their daughter, Adelaide Carey, r. Stanley Fictcher Fraser, son of Mr. Frank M. Fraser The wedding will take place in December. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Butterworth announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor Frances, to Mr. Alton Bane p. son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover S. Bishop. The wedding will take place in October " Beacon Inn 1801 N.W. Col. 10028 85 D Mrs. Mattie Leigh Walker of Farm- ville, Va. announces the engagement of her daughter, Martha Eugenia, to Mr. John Springer Gray, son of the late Col. Andrew J. Gray. jr. and Mrs. Clara Springer Gray, Richmond. Va. ‘The marriage will take place October 2 Calvert St. 5 Course Dinner Sunday Spring Chieken. R Roast en. Tenderloin Ste Mush- Mei Va. Ham. cs, ehoice of threei echoice of emade Ples and Cakes. We Serve Breser's lee Oream. Fried x, Carl S. Goetzinger an- Chiek al, Va.. have announced ths engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Virginia, to Mr. Francis Herrell of I’s Le Plus Chi THE BONNET HAS A VELVET RUFF AND A MUFF TO MATCH Exceptional—Yes, you can't afford to do without this set. Plan your costume (preferably velvet) to go with it. Victorian in style, its versatility makes it ideal for either street or afternoon clothes. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR W. N. Moses & Sons F Street at Eleventh F St. at 11th The most individual styles and the best looking lines to them—and they're only $10. In either brown and white or black and white nubby tweeds. Rather smartly “tailorish,” but with little touches that make them be- comingly feminine. Several styles to choose from. Sizes 14 to 20 DPictured: A black and white tweed, with a coat in ftted style. The collar and cuffs have a clever smitation fur trim. Note the stand-up style of the collar. OPPORTUNITY SHOP SECOND FLOOR. THE Former Envoy of U. S. To Turkey Entertains For Two Grandsons SUNDAY American U. Chancellor and Mrs. Clark Are Hosts for Dr. and Mrs. F. Collier. The former United States Ambassa- dor to Turkey and Mrs. Henry Morgen- thau entertained at a small luncheon yesterday at their home, Mizzentop, at Bar Harbor, Me,, for their grandsons, Mr. Henry Fox and Mr. Mortimer Fox. Signorina_Vittoria Catalani, who is the guest of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock at Bar Harbor. Me, entertained at dinner | last evening with Miss Alice Vander- bilt Morris at the Indian Point camp | STAR. WASHINGION, D@ of Miss Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris. SEPTEMBER 13 | Ky. ‘The party afterward played bridge In the hotel's card room.s.p i e The party included Mrs. Paul Fire- stone, Mrs. Willlam Sands, Mrs. Jack Brennan, Mrs. Ralph Wells, Mrs. E. T. Norris and Mrs. Lilllan Lamond. Mr. Lucius C. Clark, chancellor of | American University, and Mrs, Clark entertained informally at gdinner on | the Shoreham Terrace, on Ftiday eve- | ning for Dr. and Mrs. Frank Colller, \Dr. and Mrs. James L_ Barnhard | tained a small party at the Shoreham recently entertained at dinner and |dinner dance on Thursday evening, dancing at the Congressional Country | their guests including Miss Helen West | Club for Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnhard and Mr. Walter Carter, and Dr. and Mrs, Harry F. Davies. Perin was hostess evening in cele- | bration of the birthday anniversary of | her daughter, Miss Doreen Evelyn Penn. | Her guests were Miss Audrey Hance, | Miss Mery Barbira Stark, Miss Bar- bara Whitney, Miss Virginia Ballou, Miss Betty Bell, Miss Virginia Wilkin- | son, Miss Joy Baxter and Miss Rose- mary Nolan. Mr. and Mrs. J. Homer Chase enter- Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Young enter- tained a party at the Shoreham dinner dance Thursday evening for their house | guest. Mrs. Joseph Maloney, Fayetteville, | N. C. The company included Miss | Mary Agnes Young, Miss Mary Belle | Williams and Mr. Clifton Jack. Mrs. Roy Clyce Miller entertained at luncheon “and bridge Thursday, \I‘h('n‘ ihfl' Ruests were Mrs. Winfree E. John- | = | son, Mrs. John Henry Yates, Mrs. Gre- | Mrs. Norman B. Sheppard enter- | gor Macpherson, Mrs, Royal R. Rom- tained at luncheon at the Shoreham | mel, Mrs. James L Barnhard, Mrs, | Thursday in compliment to her house | Clarence A. 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Hy- land and Mr. Francis McCann com- D};tel the committee in charge of the affair, \Univeruity of Maryland ( Dance and Card Party “The first card party and dance of the season, under auspices of the Curley ! Club of Washington, will be held in the main ball room of the Continental Hotel, Saturday evening, September 19 Dancing will start promptly at 9 o'clock, and proceeds from the affair will =~ applied to Archbishop Curley’s sche .rship fund for poor children. Sorority Girls Give a Tea Thursday afternoon, Gaiama Psi Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity entertained tne new girls entering the University of Maryland | with & charming tea at the home of Miss Rosa Lee Reed, Thirtieth place northwest. The friendships formed be- tween the new and old students will in- sure a pleasant social season when the university opens September 18. ‘Wales' new census revealed that the country has 1,204,135 males and 1,208,- 879 females. 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