Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1936, Page 23

SOCIETY. Y HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON 1 (Bt ) TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1936. SOCIETY. ¥+ B3 The Closing of June Boasts Wedding of International Importanc Mrs. Roosevelt to Return| 'To Washington T omorrow* From Visit at Hyde Park The Soviet Ambassador and Mme. Troya- novsky Will Entertain at Dinner Tonight in the Embassy. RS. ROOSEVELT will return to the White House tomorrow from her residence at Hyde Park, where she went after the close of the Democratic convention. The President’s wife will hold her next press conference Thurs- day morning at 11 o'clock. P Mrs. George H. Dern, wife of the Secretary of War, was hostess at a garden party yesterday afternoon at her home on Stéphenson place in honor of the delegates from Utah to the Democratic National Convention. The Ambassador of the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and Mme. Troyanovsky will entertain at dinner this evening at the ! embassy on Sixteenth street. E The Japanese Ambassador and Mme. Saito and their family will leave Thursday for Virginia Beach, where they have taken a . cottage at the Princess Anne Golf Club for the Summer. The Greek Minister, Mr. Demetrios Sililicianos, was the honor guest at luncheon yesterday of Mrs. William Russell Burwell, who entertained at the Weylin in New York, where the Minister is spending a few days. Other guests were the counselor of the lega- tion, Mr. Nicholas G. Lely; Miss Katharine Halle and Miss Gloria Braggiotti. Senator and Mrs. James F. Byrnes have returned to their apartment at the Shoreham after attending the Democratic con- vention in Philadelphia. They will pass three or four days in Washington before going to their home at Spartanburg, S. C. Senator William E. Borah left Washington last night for Idaho. He delayed his departure for his home State so that he might spend his 71st birthday anniversary with Mrs. Borah, who expects to leave the Capital in two weeks to join Senator Borah in Boise. Gen. and Mrs. Robert C. Davis spent the week end at the Carlton, having come on from their home in New York City. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Clarenc?E.fii’atriqge have as their guest in their apartment in the Westchester, their ‘daughter‘ Mrs. Pardow Hooper of San Francisco, who will remain through July. Mrs. Hooper formerly was Miss Betty Lee Patridge. Lieut. Comdr. H. E. Hallard.itj. S N has arrived in Washington | from Cornado, Calif., and is at the Cariton. | Maj. and Mrs. E. E. Hildreth and son of Maxwell Field, Mont- gomery, Ala., are visiting friends in Washington and are at the| Fairfax. | | a ratification meeting at its club house, Sixteenth street at Scott circle, to- morrow evening, July 1, at 8 o'clock. The principal address will bé given | by Mr. Thomas E. Rhodes of Missis- sippi, former Assistant Attorney Gen- Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Davidson, Jr. have closed their Summer home at East Norwich, Long Island, and gone to their ranch near Entrance in Alberta, Canada, to stay until Sep- tember. Mrs. F. Clyde Ba y of 29015 Connecticut avenue ¥ as her guest at Avon Hall, her Summer home near ‘Washington, Va., her brother and sister-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O. ‘Trott. and Miss Evagene Sears of Cal- Mr. S. S. Gardiner, the legal assistant to the chief of finance, Meeting Planned Washi ashINgton | e s coa . ing of campaign songs. Sugal Hill. | tertainment Commiteee, headed by M Sugar Hill, N. H, this week Albers, Miss Mary R. Baker, Mrs. ttoeville. 'va. Miss Davies recently | Dillenbach. Mrs. Frisbey G Eiker, | Hays, Mrs. Pearlie M. Jones, B. nk Murphy, Mrs. Charles H. Virginia White Speel, Miss Alice Whit- vert County, Md. Cai/l Mr.Pyle NA 3291 and Mrs. Gardiner entertained a group of friends at dinner last For Ratification ~ Club is starting the campaign with | ‘. Social Notes The party is in charge of the En- RS. KNIGHT DAVIES and |Miss Edna M. Patton, chairman; Mrs. and will occupy the estate of Mr. and | 2aymond W. Bellamy, Mrs. James C. | et iried) froen a ‘taohth lof piore stey| o2 Jonn o Evans, Mis sEllene illiam Fitch Kelley, Mrs. F. Pardoe, Miss Daisy Prentice, Mrs. aker and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson SANITARY CARPET & evening at the Shoreham terrace. . ~ Residentigl Pgtie e Republican Mrs. Davies and Her . | eral. | Daughter Going to There also will be community sing- | - Miss Emlen | G. Louis Weller, vice chairman, and | ‘;;l,:?“fifl’gs e g0 to | the following assistants: Mrs. Henry & | Bishop, Mrs. J. H. Branson, Mrs. Mrs. Charles A. Rich of New York, | : . s o Wil enenAltns ammer n) Chars | Jo0es (A Counclios & e PR R : Evanson, Mrs. Henry D. Fry, Mrs. A. | &t Bermuda. Mrs. Herbert H. Hall, Mrs. | William Loetsch, Miss M. Pearl Mc- Call. Mrs. Frank W. Mondell, Mrs. | Samuel J. Prescott, Mrs. Ellen E Rolph, Mrs. George F. Snyder, Mrs. RUG Bezity Qur Duty CLEANED AND STORED RUG CLEANING CO. -106 INDIANA AVE. Mr. and Mrs. George Tillman Bell have taken a cottage av Lake George, where they will be joined by their (Continued on Sixth Page.) 1210 F St. N. W. END-OF-MONTH \ 2+from 52 weeks belong to YOU. We're ina vacation mood, but can't go because we're still busy helping you get ready for your two weeks. With gloriously new fashions for every occasion REDUCED UP TO 50% and even more. Sizes for women, misses and litle women. Shop early for best selection. ¥¢’s rare that you find such ebviously saperior Vacation Clothes at these prices , Son of Late Diplomat Marries Miss Rowland Wedding in Washington Club Attracts So- ciety—Other Marriages of Late June. HE wedding of Miss Katherine | Alencon lace, the long fitted sleeves 13;‘“"; nolwl;nd, %flufi;“’-fl of | finished in points over her hands. Mrs. Rowland and the late - Mr. G. Edwin Rowland, of Her tulle veil was arranged in halo effect on her head and held by dainty Chevy Chase, D. C., and Mr. Maurice Joyce Broderick, son of Lady Broder- clusters of orange blossoms. She car- ick and the late Sir John Joyce Brod- | ried gardenias with a shower of lilies of the valley. erick of Sandycove, County Dublin, Miss Betty Rowland was maid of Ireland, took place last evening. The ceremony was performed in the honor for her sister and had a dainty | costume of fuchsia mousseline de soie Washington Club the Rev. Father Moran of St. Thomas the Apostle made over taffeta with a shirred cape of the same material. The bride’s Church, officiating at 8 o'clock. An other attendants were Miss Sheila improvised altar was arranged with lilies, ferns and- palms and wreaths of bride roses were hung about the Broderick, sister of the bridegroom, walls. A white velvet carpet covered Mrs. Leon Dostert and Miss Frances Leibel. They were dressed in shades of hi-light blue maize and spray green the floor before the altar and the aisle leading to it. A string orchestra mousseline de soie fashioned like the gown of the maid of honor. They played before and during the ceremony. each had a wreath of small flowers The bride was ecorted by her uncle, Mr. Frank Stetson, and her wedding in their hands and carried a bouquet (Continued on Fourth Page) gown was of white satin made with a long square train and a coat of CJIB L 1214-1220 F.STREET "Denver”...a new felt by DRAPER ....°5 DRAPER . ... Wear it up—Breton fashion—or turned down into a snap brim! Of fine felt in white, navy, brown, black . . . or you may order any color you wish! In thirteen men’s-hatter sizes. Draper’s are exclusively at Jelleff's. Mr., Mrs. Freeman {Announce Daughter’s | Marriage Saturday I\IR AND MRS. RUSSELL PREN- | TISS FREEMAN announce the marriage of their daughter. Katharine | Russell, to Mr. Eric Rafter, | took place last Saturday. which The bride, a graduate of Gunston | | Hall School. is & junior at Bryn Mawr | | College and the bridegroom, who was | graduated from St. Albans School, is now a senior at Dartmouth Universi Mr. and Mrs. Rafter are now a | tending Summer classes at George | ‘Washington Univers and in August, upon completion of the Summer school, they expect to spend the re- mainder of the Summer in Maine. . Former Senator Here. | | Former Senator Davis Elkins of | West Virginia is at the Carlton for a few days. Left: Mrs. John Freeman Kerkam, who was before her mar- riage yesterday in the post chapel at Fort Myer, Miss Eleanor Beck, daughter of Maj. Clyde McKay Beck, Medical Corps, and Mrs. Beck. Right: Mrs. Benjamin William Dudley, 3d, with her bridal Miss Helen Payne Peeples; Mrs. Bowman McCalla MacArthur, Miss Rebecca Dulaney Davidson, Miss Frances Montague Hill, Mrs. Richard Devereuz, all of this attendants, including her sister, city, and Miss Marian Morton Dudley was before her marriage, which took place Saturday in Warrenton, Miss Jeane Brooke Peeples, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. —Underwood & Underwood Photos. Howell Cobb Peeples. re Owens of Wilmington. Mrs. Maryland |And Virginial In the News‘ Mr. and Mrs. Francis, Larkin Hosts at Dinner. R. AND MRS. FRANCIS NORVELL LARKIN of Fair- fax, Va., had as their dinner guests last evening Mrs. K. L. Prince, Mrs. Clark Hawkins and | | Mrs. Rozier Larkin. all of Washing- | ton. Dr. Charles Rozier Larkin, who passed several weeks as the guest of his brother and sister-in-law, has returned to Lehigh University in| | Pennsylvania, where he is & professor. | Mr. and Mrs. Holt W. 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A.R.Regent Feted At Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, State regent, District of Columbia, D. A. R., was guest at the bridge luncheon given by Capt. Joseph Magruder Chap- ter last Friday at the home of Mrs. Ira C. Whitacre, Woods: Md. M Earl Brentwood Fuller, State corre- sponding secretary and a member of the chapter, was present Mrs. Towson Price had charge of the arrangements, assisted by chap- ter members. Mrs. Arthur Field is regent, and during the past year the chapter provided funds for a scholarship in an approved school and also sent children to Summer camps. Miss Beck Married at Daughter of Army Officer Bride of Mr. Kerkam. WEDDING of much interest A to Army and Washington resi= dential circles was that yester~ day of Miss Eleanor Beck, daugtter of Maj. Clyde McKay Beck, Medical Corps, and Mrs. Beck of Fort Myer, Va., and Mr. John Freeman Kerkam, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Barron Kerkam, sr., this city The ceremony was performed in the red brick chapel of Colonial de- sign at Fort Myer, Chaplain Ralph C. Deibert officiating, at 5 o'clock Arrangements for the wedding charming in their simplicity, palms and ferns being used. on ti chancel and altar, interspersed wi five and eight branched c: holding tall white tapers. The famil pews were marked by hanging baskets of pink roses and tulle As the guests assembled, Miss Mary Schick, organist at Walter Reed, ve a program of nuptial music and also played the wedding marches. Maj. Beck escorted and gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a | gown of imported French white mous- seline de soie, molded to the figur and made with a high neckline, a shirred yoke, and a long, billowy train, formed of deep, cascading ruffies. The sleeves were long and full, with a tight, shirred on cuff, and the bodice | was fastened in the back with a row of tiny buttons. The circular veil of tulle followed the modern mode in finger-tip length, was held about | the bride's face with a twisted band | of satin, and caught at the back her head with a spray of valley lii She carried a shower orchids and lilies of the ‘The bride’s attendants of net over taffeta, and w shades of pink, varying from a pal pink to a deep shade Miss Katherine Brown was m: honor, and Mrs. William Ba kam, jr., was matron of hon gowns were of a deep shade of p. were made on high-waisted Ii short puffed sleeves and circul skirts. The Rhodice was beited 2-inch-wide grosgrain ribbon e (Continued on Sixth Page.) Dr. Hunter Sails. r. §. A. 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