Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1935, Page 22

B2 SOCIETY. Cabinet Member Plans For Summer Months. Other V acationists. Wife of Secretary of Navy Leaving for Swansonville—Espiles to Hot Springs The Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Claude A. Swanson, was joined yester- day by Mrs. Swanson, who will remain in town this week. She will leave early next week for Swansonville, Va., to visit members of the Secretary’s family, joining him in Washington again the 1st of July. Mrs. Harold' L Ickes, wife of the Secretary of tne Interior, entertained at a luncheon today in honor of Mrs. Michael L. Igoe, wife of the former Representative at Large from Illinois. ‘The party wae given in her home, Hayes, which she and the Secretary have leased from Mr. and Mrs. G. ‘Thomas Dunlop. Mrs. Igoe will leave soon to joln Mr. Igoe in Chicago. Mr. Igoe has re- cently been appointed United States attorney at Chicago, and left Wash- ington a few days ago for his home. The Ambassador of Argeniina and Senora de Espil have taken a cottage at the Homestead, at Hot Springs, Va., for theéd Summer, and will go there early in July. Mme. Peter, wife of the Minister of Switzerland, will go to New York this evening preparatory to sailing Satur- day aboard the Normandie for her home in Switzerland to spend the re- mainder of the Summer. The Min- ister will join her in New York tomor- row to bid her bon voyage and will return to Washington Sunday. The Minister will leave Washington the end of July to spend his vacation with Mme. Peter in Switzerland and they will return to Washington in the Au- tumn. ‘The Minister of Sweden, Mr. W. Bostrom, left yesterday for New York, and will sail today on the S. 8. New York for Sweden, where he will join Mme. Bostrom for a Summer vaca- tion. ‘The counselor of the legation, Baron Johan Beck-Friis, will act as charge d’affaires in his absence. in July. El Salvador, and Senora de Castro were hosts at a dinner party at the Shoreham Hotel Terrace last evening in honor of Dr. Prank P. Corrigan, Minister of the United States to Salvador, who is visiting in 'Washing- Nicaragua and Senora de De Bayle, the charge d'affaires of Honduras and Senora de Caceres, Mr. Willard Leon Beaulac of the Division of Latin Amer- ican Affairs, Department of State, and Mrs. Beaulac, Mr. William J. McCaf- ferty, former United States charge d'affaires at El Salvador, now at the Department of State; Senor Roberto D. Melendez, secretary of the Legation of El Salvador; Mrs. Paul Bugkley, formerly Senorita Tanchita Mejia, daughter of the former Minister of El Salvador to the United States; Mrs. Julius Lay, Mrs. C. A. Powell, Senorita Conchita Gonzalez C., Senorita Con- chita Marmol, Miss Ruah Loveless, Mr, Robert Corrigan, son of the guest of honor; Mr. Nathan L. Ferriss and Sen- or David A. Castro. The Minister of the Dominican Re- public and Senora de Brache have gone to New York and are at the ‘Waldorf-Astoria for the remainder of the week. Representative Virginia Jenkes and her daughter, Miss Virginia Jenkes, gave an informal tea Monday after- noon in compliment to the United States Ambassador to Spain and Mrs. Claude G. Bowers, who left later in the day for New York. The party was given in Representative Jenckes’ apartment in the Northumberland. Senator and Mrs. Walter F. George of Georgia entertained informally at dinner last evening for their niece, Miss Carolyn Crockett of Bradenton, Fla., who is their guest at the May- flower, and her classmate, Miss Pau- line Morgan of Vienna, Ga. . Mrs. Clara Wood and Miss Lucille Morgan of Atlanta, Ga., were also in | - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. , _D. C., WEDNESDAY, Charming Brides of Mid-June Left: Mrs. Emory Wheeler, before her marriage Monday, Mrs. Helen Gatley Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Prescoit Gatley, the wedding aymuin{dmuch local interest, the family of the bride being amogg the ol est residents of this section. ~—Hessler-Henderson Photo. Center: Mrs. Merrill K. Clementson, who before her wedding June 15 in the home of her parents, was Miss Jane West Tewks= JUNE 19, 1935. bury. Ensign Clementson is the son of Mrs. Clyde Kelly. Souder. Souder. —Hessler-Henderson Photo. Right: Mrs. Carroll Burruss, formerly Miss Laura Katherine Her marriage to the Rev. Carroll Burruss took place Saturday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William ~—Underwood & Underwood Photo, SOCIETY. Wedding of Unusual Interest in Capital ‘The wedding of Miss Fanny Bunand- Sevastos and Mr. Norris Bowie Chip- pai churcii. the rector, the Rev, Dr. There's real economy in purchasing such footwear—the value is in them that would jus- tify several dollars more; but they are a feature line here. 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Dr. Hector David Castro, Minister of Miss Fanchon Aldrich, niece of Rep- resentative and Mrs. Jesse P. Wolcott of Michigan, will entertain a company of 16 at a buffet supper this evening | in compliment to Miss Farley Fane | | Ullrich and Miss Patricia Sullivan of | Michigan, who are her guests. Col. Wells TakesHome In Virginia Other Interesting Events in Environs of Washington. Col. and Mrs. Earl H. Wells, for- merly of New York State, more re- cently of Baltimore, have come to live in Lyon Village and are occupying & new home on North Highland drive. Col. and Mrs. Wells have with them their two sons, Mr. Leonard C. Wells and Mr. Richard H. Wells, both eivil engineers, and Mrs. Wells’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wetsell. Mrs. J. B. Williams entertained at luncheon today in her homne in Sligo Park Hills, Md., in honor of her sis- ter, Mrs. H. M. Kerns of Riverton, Va. The guests were all sisters of Mrs. Williams, including Mrs. A. A. Samsell, Mrs. Ida Steadman, Mrs. Anna Elliott and Miss Sadie Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Kerns are visiting Mrs. Samsell, who gave a reception in cele- bration of their golden wedding anni- versary in her home in Washington Sunday. Mrs. Henry Wise Kelly entertained at luncheon and bridge yesterday at her home in Fairfax, Va., when her guests included Mrs. Wilson M. Farr, Henry Dudley Ludwig, Mrs. James M. tilly and Mrs. John H. Ruff of Oakton. The Rev. Heins, jr., whose marriage took place June :1 in Madison, N. J., returned to their home in Willlamsport, Md., yesterday afternoon after having been the guests for the past two days of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Heins, in Arlington, Va. Capt. and Mrs. E. W. McLarren of Fort Sam Houston, Tex., who are spending & month in Washington, were the honor guests Sunday eve- ning at a supper party given by Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Simcoe in their home in Aurora Hills, Va. Included among the other guests were the acting di- rector of the budget and Mrs. D. W. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Bell recently enter- tained at the dinner-dance at the Army and Navy Country Club for Capt. and Mrs. McLarren, when cov- ers were laid for 60. Miss Peyton Moncure Sagendorf, a student nurse at Emergency Hospital in Easton, Md., is in Fairfax, Va. for a short vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Sagendorf. Mrs. E. J. Skidmore entertained at luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Lewis Benton and son, Mr. Donald Benton of Louisville, Ky., who formerly re- sided in Virginia' Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore have as guests the lat- ter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Welland Gay of Milwaukee, P THE TEMPERATURE GOES U BUT PRICES On Bien Jolie Foundations SUMMER NET CORSELETTE only 33.50 Airy, porous net that's sur- prisingly firm and delightfully cool o 4 » uplift bra of lace. STAY D 1105 F Street The Woman's Specialty Shop Mrs. George Raymond Huffard, Mrs. | Henderson, Miss Virginia Eaton, Mrs. | | Paul C. Kincheloe, all of Fairfax; | Mrs. Thomas C. Henderson of Chan- | Mr. Gay’s mother, Mrs. Gilbert Gay, in Aurora Hills. Members of the Advisory Council for Home Extension Work in Loudoun County were hostesses at a miscellane- ous shower at the Leesburg Inn, Lees- burg, Va, on Monday afternoon in compliment to Miss Matilde Garner, retiring agent, whose engagement to Mr. Grafton Greenlaw of Predericks- burg was recently announced, Among those present was Miss Belle Burke, district agent, Charlottesville; Miss | Karle Bundy, incoming agent; Mrs. and Mrs. Conrad P.| H. C. Thompson, Mrs. L. B. Phillips, Mrs. W. L. Smith, Mrs. L. H. Taylor, Mrs. Owen Thomas, jr.; Mrs. O. L. Emerick, Mrs. Fred Best, Mrs. Earl Virts, Mrs. Joe Spring, Miss Katherine Douglas, Mrs, Henry Beatty, Mrs. Wade Hutchinson, Miss Sally Shu- mate, Mrs. Jack Potterfield, Mrs. Emma Willard, Mrs. Clifton Simpson, Miss Hazel Downs, Mrs. C. M. Tur- man, Mrs. W. C. Beatty, Mrs. A. H. | Beatty, Mrs. P. W. Myers, Mrs. H. W. Beatty, Mrs. S. W. Linsdey, Miss Gene Hogebe, Mrs. Henry Hoge, Miss Mary Nichols and Mrs. Frank Osborne. Mrs. E. G. Stanley was hostess to & company of eight at luncheon and bridge Monday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Grove, jr, in Takoma Park, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Otis L. Williams were hosts at dinner Sunday in their Pur- cellville, Va., home to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth Ed- monson, Mr. Robert Gray and Mr. Harry Qray, all of Maryland. Less Shark Meat Eaten. Shark fishers of Sweden report that the world demand for shark meat is falling, but there is a call for the skins for making leather for women’s STRIPES 10 *25 | Wis,, who arrived Monday. They will | | also spend part of their um:ymm‘Dance of Columbus | assistants Miss Beatrice Smith and| | and Mr. Robert E. Findlay, officers of University Alumni ‘The plans for the annual reunion and dance of the Alumni Association and the post-graduate classes of Columbus University to be held at the | Congressional Country Club Thursday, | June 27, are progressing very satis- factorily. The proceeds from this af- fair will be devoted to the building | fund of the university. Mr. Edward Monoghan, at the uni- versity on Eighteenth street northwest, has charge of tickets. He has as his Miss Patricia Rice, alumnae of the| school of law, and Miss Virginia Cal- | vagno and Mr. Thomas Coates, aluwii | of the school of accountancy, Others taking an active part in the arrange- ments are Mr. Prank J. O'Coxnor the Alumni Asscciation and Mr. Ed- ward F. Batchellar, president of the post-graduate class of 1935. Saturday Weddings Concern Capital Set The wedding of Miss Elizabeth | Foster Breckenridge, daughter of Col. | Henry Breckenridge of New York City and Mrs. R. B. Breckenridge of Bethesda, Md.. and Mr. John Stephens Graham of Winston-Salem, N. C., son of Mrs. Joseph L. Graham of Win- | ston-Salem, will take place Saturday at noon in the Bethlehem Chapel of | the Cathedral of St. Peter and St.| Paul. A breakfast will follow in the home of the bride’s mother. Miss Eleanor Hasbrouck, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Marble Has- | brouck of Richmofid, Va, and Mr. | James Donald Rawlings of Tarrytown, Rawlings of Tarrytown, will be mar- | ried Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at Great Neck, Long Island. | Miss Hasbrouck will have as her only attendant Miss Margaret Black- | istone of Washington, and Mr. Rus- sell H. Rawlings, jr, will act as best man. A wedding breakfast will fol- low at the Kenwood Apartments at Great Neck. \ Miss Prances Agnes Earley and Mr. John Kuhn, whose wedding will take place Saturday morning, are being much feted at prenuptial parties this week. The ceremony Saturday will be performed at 10:30 o'clock at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart ahd will | be followed by a reception and wed- | ding breakfast at the Shoreham. | S B " Miss Sultan to Wed Mr. Cameron June 29 The Commissioner of the District, | Lieut. Col. Dan I Sultan, and Mrs. | Sultan announce the engagement of Mrs, Sultan's daughter, Miss Eliza- | beth Devin Mitchell, to Mr. Howard | James Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cameron of Chicago. Miss | Mitchell is s granddaughter of the | late Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Braden, | and a great granddaughter of Maj. | Gen. Thomas C. Devin of New York. | The marriage will take place June 29 | at the Army and Navy Country Club. Leather-bound tweed luggage with the swanky woven Riviera stripes. 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