Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1935, Page 12

A—12 8 OCIETY. The Ambassador of Italy Plans a Par For Retiring Secretary Foreign Cabinet Mem Embassy Last Night—Official News. dinner Tuesday evening. en- tertaining in compliment to the retiring secretary of the embass Signor Giuseppe Tommasi. who \Hll leave the end of the week for New York, preparatory to sailing for his home in Ttaly. The Ambassador is spending a few days in Boston, where he went yes- terday. HE Italian Ambassador, Signor Augusto Rosso, will be host at The Ambassador of Chile, Senor Don Manuel Trucco, entertained at dinner last evening at the embassy in honor of the minister of foreign affairs of Costa Rica and Senora de Gurdian. Among the guests at the dinner were the Ambassador of Cuba, Dr. Guillermo Patterson y de Jaure- gui: the Minister of Guatemala, Dr. Adrian Recinos; the Minister of Par- aguay and Senora de Bordenave: the sgricultural attache of the Spanish Embassy and nora de Echegaray; of the Chilean sy, Senor Mario Rodriguez Benorita Zoe Patterson, daughter of the Ambassador of Cuba; Senorita Marta Trucco, Senorita Graciela Truceo and Senorita Rebecca Trucco. aughters of the Ambassador of Chile: the former United States Am- bassador to Chile and Mrs. William Culbertson; Senorita Ema Gaete, niece of the host: Senor Jose Villa, attache of the Argentine Embassy. and Senor Fernando Illanes, second &ccretary of the embassy Representative and Mrs. Robert L. Doughton arrived in town yesterday from their home, in Laurel Springs, N. C. and are at Wardman Park Hotel until they leave today for Seattle, Wash. They will sail from Seattle on the S. S. President Grant in Vice President Garner’s party, en route to the Philippines and Japan. While in Manila they will attend the inaugural ceremonies next menth. They will return to Washington in December and open their apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel for the congressional season. | ton the end of the week. ty Tuesday ber Feted at Chilean The Assistant Secretary of Siate and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. who are rt Hot Springs, will return to Wasking- Admiral Andrews Present at Exercises. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Adolphus Andrews spent Thursday in Annapolis, | where they went for the celebraon of the anmversary of the founding of | the Naval Academy. They were ac- companied by their debutante daugh- ter. Miss Frances Andrews. Mrs. Andrews and her daughter wil | g0 to New York Tuesday to remain a | week. Lieut. Col. Newton N. Polk, U. S. A., | accompanied by Mrs. Polk, of Fort Hoyle. Md.. are spending a few days | at the Martinique. { Maj. Charles S. Ferrin, U. §. A, and | Mrs. Ferrin have come to Washington | from Fort Hoyle, Md., for a brief ~is.t. | The retiring second secretary of the German Embassy. Dr. Johann G. Loh- mann, and their two children, Lili and Johann, jr, have closed their home in Somerset, Md.. and are now at the | Wardman Park Hotel. They will leav> Tuesday for New York, and will sail on the Europa on Wednesday for their former home in Germany. They plan| to spend several weeks with relative in Bremen before leaving some time in November for Memel, where Dr | Lohmann will assume his new dutics as consul general. The financial counselor of the ‘Ecuadoran legation, Senor Dr. Don Eduardo Salazar, entertained at din- ner last evening in New York for Senor Luis Guarderas, secretary of the legation of Ecuador in Paris and Senora de Guarderas and their davgh- ter, Senorita Blanca Guarderas. Commodore and Mrs. Richard Crisp have returned to Washington and opened their apartment in the Brighton Hotel. Winter Plans Made Residents Returning for Se Others T Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hurja left yes- terday for Seattle, Wash.. and will Join the official party which will at- tend the inauguration of Manuel Quezon as President of the new Phil- ippine Commonwealth, which will sail October 16 for Manila. Former solicitor general and Mrs William Crawford Biggs have leased Twin Oaks. the charming home of Mrs. Charles J. Bell. and will move there November 1. Mr. Biggs is re- maining at the Mayflower this month and will be joined the first of next month by Mrs. Biggs, who is in their Raleigh, N. C, home. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock will close her Summer home. Harrison House. at Newport this week and her house on Massachusetts avenue will be opened and put in readiness for her Mrs. Fahnestock will not return to the Capital until early in November. Ancelica loyd. debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Demarest Lloyd. left vesterday to be the guest of Mrs. Joseph Leiter in her Summer home at Beverly, Mass.. and attend the dinner dance she will give for her caughter, Miss Nancy Leiter, this eve- ning. Miss Leiter also will make her formal bow in Washington this Winter. Mrs. Gilbert N. Hitchcock, widow of late former Senator Hitchcock, is #gain in her home on Kalorama road after spending some time abroad. Mrs. Hitchock will leave the first of the weck for a visit in Nashville, Tenn., and Omaha and is expected back in Washington early in No- vember. Miss ason. raveling. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rodenberg have returned to their home in Cleve- land Park after a visit to Detroit and Chicago to attend the ball games. Dr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Atwood of Worcester, Mass., are in Washington for a brief stay and are at the Ward- man Park Hotel. Mrs. Sprinzer Yeazel has returned to the Shoreham after having spent the Summer in New England. Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Yoder of Ypsi- lanti. Mich., are spending a brief time at the Dodge. M i Harine SUbatnlE Mass., is at the Carlton accompanied by Miss Virginia Dwyer, aiso of Bos- eon. Miss Rose Hornstein has rented her apartment on Cathedral avenue and moved to the Broadmoor at 3601 Con- necticut avenue for the Winter. i Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Mason of Great | Barrington, Mass, are at the Dodge for a month’s sta} | Miss Gertrude Sullivan returned to her home on Jocelyn street this week after a trip to the West Coast. While in California she attended the expo- sition at San Diego. Mr. Pred Taylor Wilson, historical writer and lecturer, is spending the week end visiting the homes of former Presidents, Willam Henry Harrison. Hayes, Garfield, McKinley, Taft and Harding located at North Bend, Fre- mont, Mentor, Canton, Cincinnati 'and Marion in Ohio. Rodgers-Sweeney [ Engagement Told Mrs. Philip O. Coffin announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss | Alicia Meyer Rodgers, to Mr. John F. Sweeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney of Washington. Miss Rodgers is the daughter of Capt. C.| R. P. Rodgers, U. S. N., son of Col.| and Mrs. Alexander Rodgers, and granddaughter of Mrs. George Von L. Meyer and the late Mr. Meyer, who was Ambassador to Italy and to Rus- | kia, Postmaster General under Presi- dent Theodore Roosevelt and Secre- | tary of the Navy under President Taft. | Miss Rodgers attended Fermata School in Aiken, S. C., and is a member of the Junior League of Washington. Mr. Sweeney was graduated from Oxford | in 1926 and was on the Oxford boxing | team for three years. He is a member of the Racquet and Chevy Chase Clubs. He father as manager of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, his present headquarters being in Charleston, W. Va., where he and | his bride will reside after the mar-| riage, which will take place in No- vember. Mr. Sweeney is the fourth genera- tion of the name to be born in Wheel- ing, W. Va, his great-grandfather, Thomas Sweeney, having been one of | the pioneer settlers and distinguished citizens of that State. His grand-| father, John F. Sweeney, over fifty years ago founded the business to which his namesake has succeeded. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Motor to Stratford ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis and the latter’s sister, Miss Luelll\ Chase, motored to Stratford this| morning to attend the dedication of Stratford Hall as a national shrmev Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and Miss Chase‘ will motor tomorrow to Gloucester, Va., for luncheon and will return to‘ Washington tomorrow evening. Miss| Chase is regent of the Susan Revier Hetzel Chapter of the N. S. D. A. R. Mr. Ellis, who is a graduate of Washington and Les University, was 8 student there with Mr. Bolling Lee, | who will attend the dedication today, | and the late Mr. Robert Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis will entertain| the Colonial Dames of Maryland| ‘Tuesday at Rippon Lodge. their ,hls-‘ taric home on the Fotomac. is associated with his | {*Herman and Laura Jones. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting Delta Zeta Sorority, La Fayette Hotel, 8 p.an. Bingo party, Mizpah Chapter, O. E. S., Masonic Hall, 1210 Wisconsin ave- nue, 8 pm. TOMORROW. Dance, Nu Omega Chi Hamilton Hotel, 10 p.m. Sorority, Daylight Mcvies for Moscow. Moscow, Russia, shortly will open 8 daylight motion picture theater in a public park. After several tests the, invention for producing pictures in sunlight is declared a success. It in- volves the use of two mirrors, one of which serves as a screen. The pro- jector is fixed above the screen and a mirror placed a short distance in | front of it reflects the picture onto | the mirror screen. The audience sees | a clear picture on the screen, it is claimed, in the brightest of light. . Births Reported. Antonio and Maria Colandrea. boy. boy. Roy and Lillian Brooks. girl Edgar and Lillian Holcer. girl. George and Mary Padgett. girl Joseph and Dorothy Hl\'h? boy. Alvin and Lucy Cox, boy. Charles and Mary Loi e A KA thoring Willer: boy. Rohert and Julaine Dillov. sr.. boy. William and Edna Strei r William and Nellie Hogans. boy. James and Inez Wilson. boy. Esrl and Mildred Baldwin. boy. Freeler and Alice Williams. girl, | Josepn and Dorothy Turnef. eirl. ger and Elizabeth Baker. girl. Cnarles and_Josephine Beasiey, girl. Mae Chils. boy. Gy and Marion Gaible, boy. Osbourn and Louise Simons. girl. James and Emily Gaskins. girl. | Benjamin and Lou Diggs. girl. | e and Trene Conningham. girl. Earnest and Sarah Green, girl. e Deaths Reporlecl Byron L. Blake. 92. 2144 1 s Vlyrrzx'l")h Bitfsa %o & TElizavetn's Ros- pital. Allce K. Leonard. 85, St. Elizabeth's Hos- !'Hn? Edwards. 76, lll‘lcsl ne. .Yoslnh ka 6, 1434 A Benjamin F. Noyes, 68, .H"l K st Edward O' Cannor 60. Emernncv Hosp! Saruel R, Banlsir. of 1 Klingle roa Lynwood Williams. %bl;y Hospital. Siimuel WeoArmor. ir. Infant of Joan Cl'lilrt. annah Thornley. 66, Thcmus Jackson, 66, 8t. Blinmh'l Hos- Housing Administration ler Brmm's LRI T e te Fay-v. 52 Home for-Azed ane ‘m. L of Raymond Digss, 921 5th st. s.e. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 193 35. Will Be Among the Brides of Autumn MISS MARGARET ESTELLE ATHEY, Whose engagement to Mr. H. Ray Looper of Darnestown, Md., recently announced by her ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Athey of Darnestown Entertainments of Interest to Capital Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kauffmann entertained at a midweek party of 20 at the Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club. Dr. Paul Schwarz, the former Ger- man consul, and Mrs. Schwarz enter- tained at luncheon yesterday at the St. Moritz in New York for Dr. Emil Ludwig, the writer, who arrived on the Berengaria a few days ago from his home in Ascona, Switzerland. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing H. Scott en tained at dinner at the Shorcham Hote! ball room last evening \Iv and Mrs. Howard R. Ge! h leave next week to make in New York City. Other Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Ellis, Mr and Mrs. Err L s. Mr. and Mrs James E. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs ” D. N. Pratt o iests were tations daughter George Saturd; Mrs. Robert Linceln Hoyal, chair- man of the womens division of the National Republican Committee, was guest of honor at a tea given veste: day afternoon by the District of Ci lumbia League of Republican W at their club house, Sixteenth st and Rhode Island avenue. Mary Montague of New York. has announced her candidacy for is President of the United States. was also a guest of honor. Mrs. William Fitch Keliey, president of the local league. received, and Mrs. Virginia | who | White <pm presided at the tea table. | out in the employed by Survey. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS Mr. and Irs d \ulb\ Return for Winter Mr. and Mrs. Guy d'Aulby, the latter well known in the musical world as Ma'da Fani, lyric soprano. have re- turned to Washington, after Summer- ing in nearby Virginia. and are now making their home at 1601 Twenty- first street northwest ! Mr. d'Aulby is with the Federal par- The w ding will take placr in thr late Fall. MISS STELLA VIRGINIA DAVIS, Daughter of Mrs. Raymond Elliott Hawkins, whose marriage to Mr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Hoffman of Washington, will take place Saturday, No- vember 2. John Lee Hoffman, —Bachrach Photo. MISS VONNETTE LOUISE BOGAN, Whose Francis Locraft, Locraft, will take place October 24. Miss Bogan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bnrmn marriage to Mr. Bernard son of Mrs. M. J. SOCIETY. Miss Emily Clift Searles, daughter of Mrs, Nailler Searles and the l!llel Mr. Searles of San Francisco, was| married yesterday afternoon to Mr. | Robert, Parker MacFadden, son of the | late Rev. Robert A. MacFadden and | Mrs. Edith Hamilton MacFadden. The | engagement was not previously an- ‘nouncgd and the wedding came as a surpflse to the many friends of the | bride and bridegroom. The wedding tock place in St. George's Church in | New York, the Rev. William B. Lusk | of Ridgefield, Conn., officiating. ‘The bride was given in marriage by Mr. John A. Sweetser of New York City, and her only attendant was Miss Caroline MacFadden, sister of the bridegroom. Mr. Hamilton MacFadden, well known Hollywood motion picture director, flew from Hollywood to be best man for his brother. The bride's mother arrived Tuesday on thz Nor- mandie from Europe for the wedding. The bride is a granddaughter of the late William Clift of San Francisco. | where she made her debut in 1924, and | was a member of the Junior League of that city. She is a sister of Mrs | Jean Delattre-Seguy of Washington | and Senlis, France, and attended Miss | Ransom’s school in Piedment, Calif. | Mr. MacFadden was educated at Brown and Nichols’ School and grad- uated in 1926 from Harvard, where he was a member of the Hasty-Pud- ding and Institute of 1770. He is a | member of the Harvard and Uni- | versity Clubs of New York City, presi- | dent of the board of governors, United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps, a member of the Executive Commit- Harris-Ewing Photo. at 1428 Madison Wednesday. her nerthwes the mem Sixtecnth gue. baugh Rose Hut of honor were Mrs. N \\td(‘u‘c Miss Becker is University of Maryland a member of Mrs. l’m ter ]lostu\ To Woman’s Club Porter was hostess in street October 2, to of the Woman's Club of reet Highland: The J. Brum- W. A. Roberts and Mrs. hins. Brumbaugh speaker and told of her t last Summer. various countries on informal reception and refreshments followed the program. the guest vels abroad ostumes of the 1l models. An was showls l’()rtcx'-B;:c.kcr Wedding Plans Mrs. J. Albert Beck N have ued ‘ the marria Gladys Brown Porter of Wi c evening, October 19, at 8 30 in the Mvw w,.uu M Kathryn hodist connected with the and Mr 2, 000 000 Maps. 2.000.000 maps were turned last vear v the 1.100 men the British Ordnance Insured SMITH’S TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. 1313 You St. N.W. North 3343 Of Interest to An Exclusive Few To those people prominent in the social and official life of Washington— who have not yet found residence suited to their complete satisfaction, with facil- ities adequate to their entertaining re- quirements, may we ask consideration of a Master Home? It is located in the most exclusive and picturesque section of Spring Valley. Commanding in its environment; inspiring in the dignity of its pure English architecture; and en- thusing with its multitude of conven- iences which you would specify in a home of your own planning: but are not to be found in another home al- ready erected. It is quite within reason to claim this house to be the finest home avail- able for purchase in Washington: and in a location unsurpassed for scenic beauty and convenience of access. The price of this Master Home, and the terms upon which it may be ac- quired are of interest where present rental expenses are around three hun- dred dollars a month. We will appreciate your critical in- spection of 4900 Glenbrook Road, Spring Valley—at any time suiting your conven ience. Perhaps tomorrow, Sunday, when our representative will be at the home all day. Or, may we make an appointment for a private show- ing—of course, unattended by any in- sistent opportuning? Motor out Massachusetts Avenue to Nebraska Avenue—following the Miller signs, which will lead directly to Glenbrook Road. W. C. & A. N. Miller Developers and Builders 1119 Seventeenth Phone Dist. 4464 the editorial staff of the Washington Evening Star. | \Ir. and \hs Rice Observe Anniversary The silver Mr. and Mr brated mass at 7 Sacred Heart, edding anniversary of . Fred J. Rice was cele- this morning special 30 o'clock at the Shrine of the the Rev. Father Spence officiating. Members of the present were Patrice, Downey, sons and Rice. and with a family Evangeline and ed. Jr., hters of Mr. s. B. J. Downey A breakfast follc in their home northwest, after which Rice left for a northern trip Mrs. " Rice gr ed from Holy Academy. is well known in circles and was vice gov t Chepter, Internat and Mrs an alumnus of George- ity. has been active 1 civic affairs and is past State deput of the Knights of Columbus ,,,A mm,,,,” U | Dr. Burton Honor Guest at Luncheon Dr. Richard Burion will be the guest of honor of the English-Speaking Union and the Shakespeare Society at luncheon Wednesday, October 16, at 1 pm. in the Carlton Hotel. The two organizations have issued invitations Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, at 1155 Sixteenth street, is in charge of rescrvatio; Following the luncheon. Dr will speak on “A Midsummer Dream.” Burton Night's AT Party to Signal ~ Corps Officers and Mrs and Mrs. H ain at a party afternoon in the home of Maj. and Mrs. King. at 4432 Quebcc street, for officers of the Signal Corps in Maj Louis and will this Cansler ONE PoUND // ) 1w I tee of the Yorkville Civic Council and | the Community Councils of Greater New York and is manager of the Sut- ton place branch of the National City | Bank of New York. Mr. MacFadden's father was a well-known Congrega- tional clergyman of New England and his mother, Mrs. Edith Hamilton Mac- Fadden, was deeply interested in the problem of tax equalization and took an active interest in the social and political life of Cambridge, Mass. where she resided for many years. At one time she ran as a candidate for Governor of Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. MacFadden left im- mediately after the ceremony for a shert wedding trip and on their retu will reside at 410 East Fifty-seventh street in New York City. Miss Clarice Thomas. came from her home at Hamdon, Conn. and Henry Thomas Keeling from N Va, and were married veste; the Second Presbyterian Church in Alexandria, Va.. the Rev. William B Mcllwane, jr. officiating. Mr. Keel- ing’s sister, Miss Mary Frances Keel- ing of Washington, entertained at a wedding breakfast at the Shore- ham Hotel. immediately following the ceremony at noon, for the bride and Gai New ‘Weddings Yesterday Miss Searles Bride of Mr. MacFadden in New York—Other Nuptials. bridegroom’s close friends and relae tives. The bride wore a traveling suit of dark blue, with accessories of th2 same color, and a corsage bouquet of gradenias Her sister Miss Lucille Thomasg, was maid of honor and wore a dark brown traveling costume. M George M. Jackson of Norfolk best man. Mr. and Mrs. Keeling left immedi- ately after the luncheon for a motor trip through the mountains of V. ginia, and will make their future home in Norfolk. The bride is a graduate of Alfred University at Al- fred, N. Y., and the New York Cole lege of Ceramics. Mr. Keeling at- tended the University of Virginia and is a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity. Among the guests at the luncheon were the bride's mother, Mrs. E. M, Thomas of Hamdon, Conn.; the bride- groom’s mother and his sister, Mrs. D. H. Keeling and Mrs. Margaret K. Lord; Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Jack- son, Mr. and Mrs. Casper West, and Mrs, Sarah Adams of Norfolk; Miss Margaret K. Lord, Miss Thomas, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Wilbur Thomas, Mr. Marvin Lamasure and Mr. A. Le2 Jackson. Mr. John W. Graves of Washington gave his cousin, Miss Edna Lois Miller, daughter of Rev. Edward Lewis Miller of Maurertown, Va., in marriage todav when she became the bride of Mr Henry Wilde Pilch of Madison. N. J, son of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Gellinz Pilch. The ceremony was perform by the father of the bride in the Firct Brethern Church in Maurertov Mrs. Duke L. Shaver of Maurerto: played several solos on the piano and Capt. Fred Spiker of Woodstock played the violin, ‘The marriage of Miss Sofia Geiger and Mr. William B. Adam, both of Newark, N. J., took place Mondav alternoon, September 30 In the study of the Clarendon Presbyterian Churcl the Rev. Isaac Steenson officiating 3:30 o'clock. The bride was attended by Mr Gering, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Raphacl Gering of Lee Heights, Va., and Lieut. Comdr. Gering acted as best man Following the ceremony a wedding supper for the wedding party was served at the Shoreham, with Lieut Comdr. and Mrs. Gering as hosts, and the following afternoon Lieut Mr is in business at Newark, N. J,, where the couple will reside. Mr. jr. marriage of their daug! Mr. Ralph Stewart Boyd, Thursday October 10 in Washington. and Mrs. § ning friends and holding the OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE On Sale Only At All SANITARY & PIGGLY WIGGLY FOOD STORES old