Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1933, Page 33

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 8, 1933—PART THREE. Miss Frances Loker Of Leonardtown Will Become Bride Bngagemem Announced at| Pln'y by Judge and Mrs. Loker—MTr. and Mrs. Bry- ant Give Dance. LEONARDTOWN, Md., January 7.— | Judge and Mrs. William Meverell Loker | announced the engagement of their oldest daughter, Frances Manning, to Mr. George P. Wigginton, son of Mr: Margaret B. Wigginton and the late George P. Wigginton, of New Kalamazoo, Mich., ‘The announcement was made at a party at Belvidere plantation Wednes- day evening, Judge and Mrs. and Mrs. Wigginton being hosts. Miss Loker’s ancestors came to Mary- land in the Ark and Dove in 1634, and Mr. Wigginton is a relative of Brig. Gen. Mordecai Gist of Revolutionary War fame. A novel and colorful feature of the evening was the playing of the strains | of the wedding march, when Miss Mar- garet Wigginton and her brother, Mr. Robert Wigginton, and Mr. Alexander Loker, who pulled the ribbons on the suspended from the bal- cony above the dance floor, tilting it tiny cornucopia. and showering the guests with hearts bearing the announcement. Dancing followed, after which a late supper was served the 60 guests, includ- ing many from Washington, New York, Baltimore and Southern Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooke Bryant gave 8 dance Thursday at Potomac View, their estate at Piney Point, for their son and daughter, Mr. J. Brooke Bry- ant, jr, and Miss Sarah Gwynn Bryant, and Miss Thelma Frazer of Ten Hills, Md. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miesell of Indian- apolis, Ind., are spending this woek with Mrs. Miesell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Graves, at Laurel Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Miesell will make their | home in Baltimore, where Mr. Miesell has been transferred. ‘The Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church at Abell was the scene Monday morning of one of the first weddings of the new year, when Miss Mary Eliza- beth Owens, daughter of Mr. B. I Owens, of Abell, became the bride of Mr. James Woodley Mattingly, son of Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Mattingly, of Leonardtown. The rector of the church, the Rev. F. Robb, S. J., offici- ated at 10 o'clock and said the nuptial | | mass. The church was decorated in Christmas greens, with lighted candles on the altar. Mr. Jesse Norris of Leon- ardtown sang preceding the ceremony. Miss Mary Alice Woodburn of Bush- wood, Md., was the maid of honor and the best man was Mr. Robb Cecil of Great Mills. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the home of the bridegroom’s parents, after which the young couple left for Miami, Fla. ‘The Bushwood Fox Hunting Club held two hunty Priday morning, with a large number of riders taking part. Mr. Edmund J. Plowden, jr., of Bushwood, was master of the hounds. The first hunt was held at Swanns Point, and ran to Issue and lasted just 45 min- utes, and Miss Dorothy Swann of New- port got the brush. The second hunt started at 9 o'clock on the shores of the Wicomico River and ended at noon &t Mount Victoria, Miss Margaret Coe getting the bru: ‘The field was en- tertained at breakfast in the home of Mr. Thomas Stone, Rose Hill, at Morgantown. The club has 31 inport- ed English thoroughbred fox hounds and will have a series of hunts next week. Among those taking part in the two_hunts were Mrs. Leo Wathen of la Plata, Md.; Miss Edna Wathen of Rock Point, Miss Catherine Swann, Miss Olga Swann and Miss Dorothy Swann, and Mr. Morty Hill, Mzr. Leo Hill, Mr. Edward Wathen, Mr. Ralph Knott and Mr. E. K. Lioyd. Announcement is made of the mar- riage of Mrs. Hattie H. Fisher of Leon- ardtown, Newport and Washington to Mr. Lawrence Mortimer Davis, formerly of Mechanicsville and now of Alexan- dria, Va., which took place December 31 at 10 o'clock in St. Peter's P. E. Church, the rector, the Rev. Jesse M. B. Wood- row, officiating. y will make their home in Alexandria, Va. * Miss Sally Greenwell, who spent the holidays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Greenwell, in Leonardtown, has returnéd to her home in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tilghman Cropper of Leonardtown, who were married De- cember 24 in Mechanicsville, have Te- turned from their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry West of Wash- Ington were recent guests of Judge and Mrs, William Meverell Loker in North Washington street. S‘Mlls Adele M. France has returned to r brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph H. Porter, in Brooklyn, N. Y News has been received folk, Va., and Mr. of Charles County, December 24 in Norfolk formerly was cashicr ¢ Maryland National Bex Md., and now is cor Government in Norf: make their home., Miss Miriam Nathanson and Miss Anna Nathanson of Baitimore enter- :ained members of the younger set at & bridge tea Thursday. Miss Eleanor Spieiman of Baltimore is making a short visit to her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Jones. Mrs. Lioyd L. Krug, wife of the rector of the St. Paul's M. E. Church, in Leonardtown, who was very ill for four Mr. Mattes South n La Plata, cted with th where they will ter of former Si George H. Peve s C Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Dyson of Ba more, who were m: the holidays with his p Mrs. J. S. Dyson, at G Mills Announcement is made of the m York, | and Washington. | Loker | MISS DOROTHY LEIGHTY, Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Leighty, has returned to her studies a: Wes hampton College, Richmond. Miss | Leighty represented her school at the | | National Students’ Federation of Amer- | ica Convention in New Orleans during | | the hol —Harris-Ewing Photo f Miss Eleanor Magdaken Rekar, | of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam M. | Rekar of Solomons d. Md., and | Mr. Gordon W ple of Havre | de Grace, Md., which took place Thurs- |day, December 29, in St. Peter’s Prot- | |estant Episcopal Church at Solomons | | Island. | | Mr. and Mrs. James Beacon of Wath- | |ington spent last week end with Mrs. | Beacon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George | Magrogan, at Rosebank. Mrs. Beacon | | before her marriage in June, was Miss | Mary Magrogan of Leonardtown Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGhan of | Washington were guests last week end | |of Mrs. McGhan's parents, Mr. and Mrs, B, B. Love, at Meadow Erook, in Mor- | ganza, Md Miss Edith Graves has returned to her home in New Market after spend- ing a week in Washington. Miss Graves is a member of the Riding Club of Mechanicsville, and graduated from the Margaret Brent High School last une, riage | daughte: Invitations {o:Dinner For Friday Recalled by Maj. Gen.G. V. Henry (Continued From First Page.) lan Holden, Mr. Harry Gordon, Mr. | Walson Ligon, Mr. Osborn Belt, Mr. | Fred Shenke and Mr. Don Tucker. Mrs. Louls Notes was hostess at lunch- | eon yesterday in the Regal, her 20 guests remaining through the afternoon to play contract. The party was in the | nature of a celebration of the 24th an- | niversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Notes and the table had a center- piece of flowers in pastel shades. ing the afternoon little Ruth Gertru Freinsilber, oldest grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Notes, sang a short song. Mr: Notes formerly was Miss Gertrude | Catherine Herzig of New York City. Miss Helen Lee Heggarity was hostess |to & luncheon party at the Medrillon | Thursday. Miss Heggarity is from Le: | ington, Ky., and is completing her edu- cation at ‘Washington seminary. Mrs. Theodore Hinshaw Seaton, for- | mer chairman of the department of fine arts in the District Federation of Women's Clubs, will give a luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Henry C. Taylor, chairman of the department of fine arts of the general federation. Mrs. Hersey Munroe _entertained members of the Twentieth Century Club Wednesday at a tea, given in honor of Mrs. Prederic Newcomb. Miss Geraldine B. Coombs had a party of eight at the dinner dance at | Wardman Park Hotel last evening, Miss Betty Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon Smith, | tertained in her home New Year Midshipman Jack Carmichael, Midship- man William Martin, Midshipman Ken- | neth Schact and Midshipman R. E Ward. Miss Lorraine Thomas, daugh- | ter of dr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, | and Miss Patsy Benton assisted her. Miss Mildred Newhouse was hostess to a group of 40 young folk at a New Year dance, in her home, at 4213 Six- teenth street northwest. | Mrs. Walter Miles will entertain at an exhibition studio tea, in Stoneleigh Court the League of American Pen | Women this afternoon from 4 to 6 | o’clock. Acsisting will be Miss C Club of Chev on Embry Smith wil play , and Mrs Helen inia iano. ullier Inn 18th and Col. Rd. Sunday, 12 to 8 P.M. Young Turkey 7 5 c Dinner Variety of ther dinners to select from, including rcast meats, chicken, sea food, vegetable plate, etc. 65¢ to $1.00 Plenty of fresh vegetables. Salads. Tempting variety of cur own make ice creams and desserts. Monday Special Fillet Mignon Dinner, 50c PLACES. and F Sts. NW. All Ground Gripp SHOES Men’s & $6.85, $7.85, $8.85 $4.45 Boys’, Children’s, Women’s $2.85, $3.45 Stach’s @rminh Gripper Shoe Shop 523 Eleventh Street N\, 4.~ | bridegroom Flory and Miss Betty Carpenter of | Harrisburg, Pa., were guests last week | Alexandna Socnety of Mr, and Mrs. Elbert Wright. | Mr. Carl Rolle of Philadelphia and | Busy Entertaining Mr. Early Hancock Frazier of Lynch- | 1 burg have gone to their homes after a During Past Week visit to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Harmon | i h turned._to | .. rs. H. N. Hatch has returns o | Many Visits Are Made Both | her home in Richmond Hill, N. Y., atter T 3 Ou £ Virsini being guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. A.‘ Taylor. e Eoo ) i e Mrs. H. C. Richards and | Cny. | their small son have arrived from | Darien, Conn., to make their home in Alexandria, and are living temporarily _EXANDRIA, Va., January 7.—Mr. | at the George Mason Hotel Ar?r\lsEt:v{;:l Erflntfir Xus returned from a | Mr. and Mrs. Tazewell Taylor Hubard | visit to Mr i Mrs. Lewis Willlams | have returned to their home in Norfolk | in Richmond, and, with Mr. and Mrs. | after a visit to the latter’s mother, Mrs. | Williams and their other guests, Mr. | Charles A. Strauss, | las Hall, son of Mrs. Claude A.| Mrs. Tom Gibbs Akeley left Wednes- | nson, and Miss Betty Peele of | day for her home, in Belfast, Me., after Washing ttended the dance given | Spending some time with her father, Saturday evenin ember 31, by Mr. | Mr. Gilbert J. Cox. | and Mrs. Richard Orane in their his-| Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Edwards have toric home, Westover, on the James | returned from visits to Pinehurst and | River, in honor of Miss Norma Stewart | Tarboro. N. C | Bryan and Miss Elise Anderson Fergu- | Mr. Wallace Hooff Fawcett of Abing- | son, two of the season's debutantes in | ton, Va.. Mr. Edward S. Fawcett of Richmond. | New York City, and Mr. Laurence S. Mr. and Mrs. James Peyton Grimes | Fawcett of Florida spent the holidays of Norfolk have announced the engage- | With their sisters and brother, Miss ment of their younger daughter, Gene- | Susan Pawcett, Miss Ellen Fawcett and vieve Peyton, to Lieut. Walter Irvine | Mr. Lewis Hooff Fawcett. Jordan, U. 8. M. C., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason Dillard entertained | Mrs. James M. Jordan of Virginia|at 8 tea dance at the Belle Haven | Beach. Miss Grimes was a debutante | Country Club Monday afternoon. Mrs. | in Norfolk during the season of 1930-31, | Dillard_was assisted by Mrs. William and is a cousin of Mre. Charles M.|J. Boothe, Mrs. George S. French, Mrs. | Shepperson of Alexandria, Clarence C. Leadbeater, Mrs. William | Mr. E. A. Rullman and Mr. I. A.|A. Moncure and Mrs. Rathbone Smith. Rullman have returned from Richmond, | There were about 200 guests. where they attended the marriage of | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leary, after their brother, Mr. John William Rull- | SPending Christmas in the latter's old man of Falls Church, to Miss Anna | home in this city, were guests of Mr. | Meredith Harris, daughter of Mr. and | a1d Mrs. William B. Crouch in Chevy Mrs. John Overton Harris, which took | gm:;fi;’ge going to their home, in place in the Westhampton Baptist | . s | Church Tuesday evening, li)urs‘mmr 27 Mr. Charles D. Pulman and Mr. Mrs. H. F. Hutcherson announces the | William C. Pulman have returned from marriage of her sister, Mrs. Rose Bibb | & Visit to their mother, Mrs. Margaret Suthard, to Mr. Robert G. Riggs, for- | Pulman, in Baltimore. merly of Winston-Salem, N. C., Tues Miss Blondell Malone has returned day, December 27, in Rockv Miss | from a visit in Fredericksburg, and Dorothy PFrankliff, niece of the bride, | Will observe her usual Sunday afternoon and Mr. Linster Riggs, brother of the | 8t home tomorrow. attended the wedding. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Houston and their small son, Michael Houston, | Petersburg after visiting their cousin, SOCIETY. have gone (o thelr Bome, in New York | Miss Joas el [ Mrs. O'Brien Loans House City, after spending the holidays with | Uleut. and Mrs. Henry Steiner Dun- their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles |bar and their yo ! Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Roger |their home in iladelphia after ll Brooke Adams. visit to Mrs. Dunbar’s parents, Mr. Miss Mary Mitchell Gilbert again |and Mrs. Winslow H. Randolph. | is in her home, in Elizabeth City, N. C,, son have gone to Mr. and Mrs.' B. S. Kidwell have | Women's Organization For Benefit Next Week An afternoon party for the members |and friends of the District Division for Naticnal after a visit to Judge and Mrs. William | returned from a visit to the latter's | Prohibition Reform, will be given at the | S. Snow. Miss Gilbert was a_brides- | parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clark, in mald af the marriage of Miss Barbara Mionieville Va. : St v to Mr. am nnett | . Al rs. L J. ugh were gues Fowler, 36, Saturdsy ' afternoan, De- |last week of ine formers brother-in- cember 31. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. L Cadet Francis Pohl has returned to | Phelan, in Harrisburg, Pa. the United States Military Academy| Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harris spent the after spending the holidays with his |week end with Mr. apd Mrs. C. H e o Miss Botvy Bell 'of Web- | Mrs. M, E. Fields of Baston 1s_the lesley Hills, Mass. Miss Bell left Tues- | guest of her son-in-law and daughter, dai\ to rc(tiurn to g’a\erCh]]lcgr, 2 \15\“::?(1!;\ler ;xrpfl‘.h}‘m’ne S Ir. and Mrs. R. R. Catlin of Rich-| Miss Lucie Reeve is hon mond were guests last week of Mr. and ‘P'.sl h(‘r(w th-h’e .‘bl" ';{‘ des Rockefeller ia M s L. Limerick. 'oughkee) h . I‘ is(s:ha‘:g;' she'rrr?elgcmtflmmed in- | Mrs. Margaret See has left for her formally Thursday evening, whén (Eler ll(::nrwr gh;;ru%‘a!isgft;; thcrx; tsnecher, ilton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redman and | returned from a visit to the former's | Mr. Stanley Parsons. parerts, Mr. and Mrs. . H. Hotchkiss, | Mr. Charles Keith Carlin has re-|in Marcellus, N. Y. turned to his home in Los Angeles after | Miss Vera Johnson is back from a a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Visit to her mother, Mys. Hattle John- Charles C. Carlin. son, in Richmond. | Mrs, Edison Henage and her son, Billy Henage, are visiting her parents, | Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Delano, in Old hams, Va. Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Larry | E. Pope have returned to their homes | % e o T e e i s 'y 1 W Mrs. William E. Lyncl Tts give s season by tl - Miss Mabel Adams returned Monday | ington String Quartet will be held in | from & vislt to her parents, Mr. 27| the residence of Mrs. Frederick C. Mrs. . Adams, in Tuscaloosa, Ala. o o 5 week end guests of Mr. end Mrs. John . y z 3 B. Smith in Culpeper. | These concerts are under the patronage | e s, erony Loeiticrs 404 | of . Mrs. Harlan F. Stane, Mr. Prank | Miss Thelma Whittemore are bs | s | a visit to Mr. Wmltc?{nrgs Ialdhcr‘ Mr. | :‘OS'-R'“;‘ H:ld‘e\;wkE:'uH:k;arx: R. L. Whittemore, in Richm | Hans Kindler and Mrs. Edwin B. 2 Miss Nancy Smith and Miss Daisy | The members of the quartet are Milton Kirkpatrick have gone to their homes | Schwartz, first violin; Paul Brighten- in Sonerset, Va. after o visit to Mrs. |burg, second violin; George Wargo, George S. Woods | viola, and Sidney Hamer, cello. Miss Agnes Reid and Mr. Keller Reld | Mrs. Prankiin Ellis, at 1424 Sixteenth returned yesterday to their home in street northwest, is in charge of tickets. Residence of Mrs. Hicks Scene of Series of Concerts and Mrs. Riggs will live in Washington, | Dr, Nelson Gray is home from a visit to his mother, Mrs. Matilda Gray, in Gloucester, Va. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Charles ‘Beatty | Moore have returned from New Orleans, | where they spent the holiday season | Capt. and Mrs. Andrew J. Pickens have | returned to the Naval War College in| Newport, R. I, after a visit to the m-‘ ter’s sister, Miss Mary Earle Taylor. The Rev. Marshall Travers of Lynn- | haven, “Va.,, was the guest last week | of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jchn‘ Travers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Martin en- | tertained- at bridge Saturday evening, | Deecemeber 31, v | Mrs. Virginia Le Compte has re- turned to her home in Baltimore after | a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Robert Gronau. Miss Eiwilda® Lincourt and Miss Corinne Lincourt of Providence, R. L, and Mr. Ralph Haywood of Battle | Creek, Mich, were guests last week of | Miss Margaret Ogden in the home of her mother, Mrs. Kenneth W. Ogden. | Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hardigg and their two children have gone to their home in New York after a visit to Mrs. Har- | digg’s parents, Rev. Dr, and Mrs, E. V. | Regester. Miss Margaret Robinson is home from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Makall in Langley, Va. Mr, Jack Robinson has returned to Charleston, ‘W. Va., after a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs, George H. Robinson, who also had their guests Mrs. Robinson’s brother and nep Mr. Frank English | and Mr. Anthony English of Raleigh, N. C. THE new elleffs 1216-1220° F STREET Miss Emily Carter Saunders has Te- | turned from e visit to her parents, Col. and Mrs. John R. 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