Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1936, Page 23

.SOCIETY. nt the holi- of Mr. and Miss Mary Lake Cox Will Wed Mr. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeWitt Cox of ‘Warrenton have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Lake Cox, to Mr. Frederick Hawley Knight of Brattleboro, Vt. The wed- | ding will take place during the Sum- | mer. | Miss Cox is a graduate of Randolph Mrs. Roosevelt Has Left White House for Lengthy Absence During Summer President’s Wife Plans to Remain at Hyde Park Until Late July—Diplomat Returns. RS. ROOSEVELT left the White House last evening for New M York and is not expected back in the Capital for some time. Tomorrow she will visit the National Youth Admin- istration camp at Bear Mountain and the following day willspeak at the opening of the series of lectures at the Summer school for teachers at Columbia University. Mrs. Roosevelt is expected to go to her home at Hyde Park after the visit at the university, and will probably remain there until later in July, when she leaves for their camp at Campobello, where she will await the return of the President and his sons from a fishing trip. The Minister of Ecuador, Senor Capitan Colon Eloy Alfaro, will return today from West Point, where he joined Senora Dona de Alfaro for the week end. Senora Dona de Alfaro is passing the Summer at the Military Academy with her younger son Almeido. The special assistant to the Secretary of State, Mr. James Clement Dunn, was the guest over the holiday and week end of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse at Newport. Also with Mr. and Mrs. Whitehouse for the few days’ holiday was Mr. Francis Burrall Hoffman of New York, who lived in Washington during the war. The charge d’affaires of France, M. Jules Henry, will return to Washington today from a short stay at Newport, R. I. The Federal housing administrator, Mr. Stewart McDonald, spent the week end at Southampton, where he was among the guests at luncheon Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Miller, who entertained at Ivy Cottage, their Summer place. Former Federal housing administrator and Mrs. Moffett, who are aboard their yacht Bidou, were at anchor off the Sebonac Yacht Club at Southampton for the week end, and left there yester- day for a cruise along the coast. They have among their guests Mr. ‘William Baxter. Capt. Lamar R. Leahy, U. S. N, and Mrs. Leahy sgse day and week end in Newport, where they were gues Mrs. Marion Eppley. Maj. and Mrs. R. R. Allen of Newport, R. I, are spending some time in Washington and are at the Fairfax. Comdr. and Mrs. Delaran Downer are in Washington for a short stay, stopping at the Fairfax. Mr., Mrs. Edmunds Return From Their Wedding Journey R. AND MRS. THOMAS F. ED- MUNDS have returned from their wedding trip and are now at home at the Argonne Apartment. The wedding of the former Miss Elizabeth C. Heiderhoff and Mr. Ed- munds took place Saturday, June 27, | Macon Woman'’s College and has lived in St. Anne's Episcopal Church in |in Washington for several years, where Annapolis, Md., the Rev. Edward C. | she is employed by the Works Progress Johnson officiating. Administration. Mrs. Edmunds, who has been resid- | Mr. Knight is the son of Mr. and ing in Washington several months, is | Mrs. Fred Samuel Knight of Brattle- the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard | boro. He received his engineering de- Heiderhoff of Gulfport, Miss. | gree from Worcester Polytechnic In- The arrangements for the wedding | stitute, Worcester, Mass.; is a graduate were informal. the bride wearing an all-white costume with a shoulder bou- quet of yellow roses and attended by the bridegroom’s sisters, Miss Louise | C. Edmunds and Miss Vivian G.| Edmunds. | MTr. Carl C. Crowe was the best man. | Following the ceremony there was # buffet supper at Carvel Hall, after | which the couple left for a wedding | trip. Mr. Edmunds is a White House | correspondent. Diplomats .Announce Birth of Their Son ‘The assistant military attache of the Mexican Embassy and Senora de: Huttich announce the birth of a son | Saturday, June 27, at Georgetown | Hospital. The baby will be chris-| tened Carlos Luis for his paternal grandfather. Charlotte f{evness to Wed Mr. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Revness, for- merly of this city, but now of New York and Westport, Conn., announce the engagement of their daughter, Charlotte B. Rewaess, to Mr. Maurice D. Rosenberg. jr B LAC K marquisette X k4 . 16.95 of the Law School of George Washing- ton University and is now employed | in the United States Patent Office. Mrs. Semones Visits In Charlottesville! Mrs. Claude Swanson Semones of | Aurora Hills, Va.,, is in Charlottesville, | Va., this week and next to attend the | tenth sessicn of the Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia, having been appointed a delegate to | the institute by Gov. George C. Peery. Others from the county who also received honorary appointments by the Governor of Virginia and who will spend part of the time at the institute, include Mrs. Ruby G. Simpson and Mrs. J. H. Walton of Cherrydale, Va., and Mrs. John A. McKnight of Clar- endon. Daughter Born to Mr. and Mrs. Marx | Mr. Fred L. Marx, secretary to Sec- | retary Ickes, and Mrs. Marx announce | the birth of a daughter, Barbara Ann, | Thursday, July 2, in Washington. | Mrs. Marx before her marriage was | Miss Martha Mendius of River- side, Il « « « NEW proof that it's smart- to be on ‘Summer’s “BLACKLIST!” 1 Black is cool. Black \ is flattering to sun- % tan . . . alluring with ~ white skin. Black, as ‘Harris shows it in new sheers . . . is summer's biggest “in-town” vogwe. And this black marquisette is its newest version.,. all over.,, ruffied bewitchingly ot . ‘sleeves and hem . . . “and brightened with o bit of white, For ‘misses. 1224 F §T THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1936. Miss Peyton Hawes Bride of Mr. Dunn in Chapel at Washington Cathedral’ Daughter of Former Senator a Bride MRS. HENDERSON S. DUNN, Cloth From Philippines IMPLICITY and informality the wedding yesterday after- noon of Miss Peyton Elizabeth Hawes, daughter of former Sen- S |ator and Mrs. Harry B. Hawes, and | cloth, a native material of the Philip- | Mr. Henderson S. Dunn of Washing- | pines, which was purchased there for ton, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward W. Y. Dunn of Lee, Mass. The ceremony was performed in St. Mary’s Chapel of the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, the Right Rev. De Vries, canon of Washington, officiating at 5:30 o'clock. 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The bodice was fitted and made high in the neck with a shallow turnover collar and tiny but- (Continued on Fourth Page.) and D B:fii.:m. eouired 7 Stein Bedding Co., Inc. 1004 Eye St. N.W. ME. 9490 for $16.95. This leather lined. Phone Dlstrict 4454 IS Miss Helen Wardman to Marry Count Naselli Tomorrow. R. AND MRS. HARRY WARD- MAN announce the engage- men of their daughter Helen to Count Giovanni Naselli, son of Count and Countess Naselli nob. di Savona of Rome, Italy. The wedding will take place in ‘Washington tomorrow, witnessed only by members of the family. Imme- diately after the wedding the bride and bridegroom will leave for Mexico City, where they will reside. Last December Miss Wardman took s trip to Mexico with Miss Nancy Newbold and while in Mexico City met Count Naselli, who is engaged in business there. Miss Wardman, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wardman, made her debut here in Washington several sea- sons ago. She was educated in Eng- land and later attended Mile. Bois- sier's finishing school in Paris with Mrs. John L. Newbold, jr., the former Miss Katharine Wilkins, and Mrs. Roger Cortesi, the former Miss Louise Spencer. e Miss Betty Wall And Mr. Luttrell Married Sunday ANNOUNCEMENT was made yes- terday of the marriage of Miss Betty Wall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas Gaspard Wall, jr., of Rock- ville, Md., to Mr. Alvin Lothrop Lut- trell, son of Mr. Nathaniel Horace Lut- trell of Washington. The wedding took place Sunday in Elkton, Md., and the news came s a surprise to their many friends. Mr. Luttrell's sister, Miss Nancy Luttrell, went to Elkton with her brother and Miss Wall and was a witness at the ceremony. SOCIETY. %% B—3 Engagement Announced MISS HELEN WARDMAN, Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wardman, today announce her engagement to Count Naselli, the wedding to take place tomorrow. —Hessler-Henderson Photo. Residential Washington At Lunch Party - !Tm-: Assistant Secretary of State, SOClal Notes' Mr. Prancis Bowes Sayre, was host at luncheon today at the Metro= Col. and Mrs. German Economists Honored Today politan Club The guests were the German Ambassador, Herr Hans Luther; Dr. Rudolf Brinkman, direc- Bliss | Who was before her marriage yesterday afternoon in St. Mary’s Chapel of the Washington Cathe- dral, Miss Peyton Hawes, daughter of former Senator and Mrs. Harry B, Hawes. After a wed- ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Dunn will reside in Washington. —Hessler Photo. Miller-Roth Wedding Invitations Issued Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Roth have issued invitations for the wedding of their daughter Martha Frances and | Mr. Ernest Baldwin Miller, jr., son of Miss Lee Married to Dr. Sullivan This Morn-! ing—Other Marriages. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Annapolis Roads, Md., Saturday, afternoon, July 25, in the home of the bride's parents, Prevention Oak at Rockville, Md. The ceremony will be performed at § oclock and will be followed by a reception. Miss Roth is a graduate of the Na- tional Cathedral School in the class of 1934 and attended the National Col- lege of Education in Evaniston, IIl. Mr. Miller is a graduate of Cornell University and a member of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity and the Delta Club. After their wedding trip Mr. Miller and his bride will make their home at There’s More to a Watch Than Appears on the Face of It! Compared with methods used in timepieces of today are a decided im- provement. Yet need servicing to rate. satisfaction. We Welcome C R Harris .a Op. JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS - DIAMOND MERCHANTS 1101 F St. N.W. Est. Our highly skilled and thor- oughly experienced watchmakers will repair any make of timepiece to your Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell are staying with Mr. Luttrell, sr., at his country estate near Falls Church, Va. They will make a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wall before sailing within a fort- night for a European honéymoon. Last Winter Miss Wall was a stu- dent at Sara Lawrence Coilege at| Bronxville, N. Y., and Mr. Luttrell | graduated from Princeton University |in June. He will take post-graduate | work at Harvard University and, ac- | | companied by his bride, will go to| Cambridge on his return from Europe. | R.L.O’Brien Sails. Mr. Robert L. O'Brien, chairman of | the United States Tariff Commission, | left for New York today and will sail | | tomorrow aboard the Queen Mary for ilmdon. where he will spend a few Ydlyl. Mrs. Soutilgate Returns for Visit | Mrs. Richard Southgate, wife of the chief of the Division of Protocol and Conferences of the Department of State, has returned to Washington from her Summer estate at Osterville, Mass., for a visit of a few days. Mr. | and Mrs. Southgate are staying with Mrs. Matthew E. Hanna in her resi- dence on Massachusetts avenue. the time telling ancient days, our occasionally they make them accu- harge Accounts Phone DI. 0916 1874 Air Conditioned for Y our Comfort 33%% to Seat, etc. Price. all in good usable condition. 1217 CONNECTICUT AVE. Floor Sample SALE || Hand-Made Authentic Colonial | Reproductions DISCOUNT We have between 40 and 50 pieces of upholstered furniture, including Sofas, Chairs, Love A few Dining Room and Bed Room Pieces which are slightly shop worn and in some instances have been marked at Less Than Half the Original These are all regular stock pieces which have been used as floor samples, but are A typical value is this Chippendale Ladder Back Side Chair of solid mahogany. Seat covered with tapestry. Was $32.50. Floor Sample Sale Price, $20.50 All Pieces in This Sale Sold “As Is” A Sale You Cannot Afford to Miss BIGGS ANTIQU 50% COMPANY and Daughter Re- turn to Capital, ( daughter, Betty Bliss, have returned to Washington from a motor trip to West Point, where Col. Goring attended his class re- union, and to Montreal and Quebec. While in Quebec they were among the guests at the garden party at Spen- cerwood, given June 23 by the Hon. Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Patenaude in celebration of his majesty King Ed- ward VIII's birthday anniversary. The governor general of Canada and Lady Tweedsmuir were the guests of honot' GORING BLISS and their Narragansett Pier and is occupying Deepwell, the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Davis Miller at Wakefield, and has as her guests her son and davgh- (Continued on Fourth Page.) tor of the Reichsbank; Herr Ludwig Imhoff, specialist in American affairs | in the German ministry of economics; | OL. AND MRS. EDWARD | Dr. Emiel Baer, counselor of embassy, German foreign office; the acting Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Wayne Chatfield-Taylor: the first secretary of the German Embassy, Herr Ernst Wilhelm Meyer; the chairman of the Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System, Mr. Marriner S. Eccles; the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Stephen B. Gibbons: the chair= man of the Board of Directors of the Reconstruction Finance Corp., Mr, Jesse H. Jones; the special assistant to the Secretary of State. Mr. James Clement Dunn; the president of the Mrs. Robert mw e e w‘Expon—lmpon Bank of Washington, Mr. Warren Lee Pierson; the acting chief counsel of the Bureau of Cus- toms, Mr. William R. Johnson, and Mr. Rudolph E. Schoenfeld and Mr. Henry L. Deimel, jr, both of the Department of State. A Noteworthy Sacrifice! Rizik’s Are Reducing Prices! 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