Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1936, Page 17

OCIETY. ~ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1936.° SOCIETY. B-3 Plans Under Way for Entertainment of World Power Delegates Secretary of And Mrs. Roper Have as est Mrs. Coker| Their Gu Brazilian National H Embassy Today—News of Other Officials and Diplomats. THE Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Daniel C. Roper have as their guests their daughter, from her home in South Carolina yesterday to remain a week or 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fred of the cabinet officer and his wife, who spent the Summer in their home on Woodland drive, have moved to their new home at 418 Leland street in Rollingwood, Chevy Chase, Md., having given up their apartment in the Westchester, The Argentine Ambassador and Senora de Espil were hosts at a cocktail party last evening at the where they have spent the Summer, The Brazilian Ambassador ai a reception this afternoon in the embassy to celebrate the Brazilian Independence day. The reception is in honor of Dr. Joao Marques dos Reis, minister of communications and public works of Brazil, and the Brazilian delegates to the Third World Power Conference. The Ambassador and Senhora de Aranha will receive in the em- bassy from 5 to 7 o’clock. His Brittanic majesty’s charge d’affaires, Mr. V. A. L. Mallet, has issued invitations for a garden party Thursday afternoon from 6 to 7 o'clock to meet the British delegates to the World Power Conference. Mrs. Lynn W. Franklin, wife lona, with their three children an of Fredericksburg, Va., who were Marseilles after the beginning of the revolution in Spain, are now in a villa near Nice, France, for an indefinite time. their disposal by friends who are absent in England. Mrs. Franklin and her tiny son, Lynn W. Franklin, jr., born the day after she reached Marseilles, are both well and comfortable. has not left his post at the con: trouble in that country. Maj. and Mrs. J. N. Douglas of Mitchell Field, N. Y., are at the Martinique for a short stay. Capt. Lamar R. Leahy, U. mother, Mrs. Charles W. Clinton Grosvenor villa at Newport, where they have been through th Summer. < Commerce oliday Celebrated at Mrs. Richard Coker, who arrived Roper, son and daughter-in-law Homestead Club at Hot Springs, nd Senhora de Aranha will give of United States Consul at Barce- d her mother, Mrs. Fred Robinson taken on the rescue ship Essex to' It was placed at Mr. Franklin sulate since the qutbreak of the S. N., with Mrs. Leahy and her of New York, have given up the Miss Lindsey, Mr. Von Weller To Wed Tomorrow HE marriage of Miss Elizabeth | L Deane Lindsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace N. Lindsey of Alex- andria, Va., and Philip J. von Weller of St. Louis, Mo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold John von Weller of Albany, Ga., will take place tomorrow after- noon at 5 o'clock at St. Paul's Episco- pal Church. In the absence of the Rev. Percy Foster Hall, rector of St. Paul's, the | ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Harry Lee Dall, rector of Christ Church, assisted by the Rev. Roger Anderson, rector of Trinity Church, ‘Waterbury, Conn., who is a cousin of the bride. The bride will be attended by her | sister, Miss Lisa Anderson Lindsey, as | maid of honor, and Miss Courtney Marshall Cochran, Miss Elizabeth Beall Nicholson and Miss Barbara | Winston Price, all of Alexandria, as bridesmaids. A small reception at the home of the bride’s parents in Belle Haven will follow the wedding. It will be attend- ed by the wedding party and members | of the two families. | A number of pre-nuptial parties have been given Miss Lindsey during the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Lindsey will entertain the bridal party at dinner at the Collingwood Tea House this evening, following the wedding rehersal. 3 Of Personal Note To Washingtonians Mrs. Estelle Nordlinger came back to her apartment in Woodley Park | Towers Friday from Atlantic City, | where she was the guest of her broth- er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Reizenstein, at their cot- tage. Miss Elizabeth Kaufman of Charles- | ton, W. Va,, is visiting Miss Alice West. ‘They are spending the week end and Labor day in Atlantic City. Mrs. Sol Meyer is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Abe Miller, in Baltimore, and will attend the wedding of her nephew, Mr. Frank Kahn, to Miss Jane Strouse, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Liebman and their daughter, Miss Helen Liebman, are back in their home after spend- ing several weeks at Bedford Springs Hotel, Bedford Springs, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. Milton Harris are at Bedford Springs, Pa., over the week end and before returning will visit zelatives in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dumbrower of Richmond are week end guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin Rosenfeld, at Woodley Park Towers. Mr. and Mrs. Dumbrower secently returned from abroad. Mrs. Emile Berliner, who spent the Summer with Mrs, Benjamin Gardner in England is back and has opened her apartment in Wardman Park Annex. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders, who spent some time in Lima, Peru, are guests of the former’s father, Mr. Jo- seph Sanders. ARTISTIC PORTRAITS LIVE FOREVER Hessten-Henoeason 1526 CONNECTICUT AVE. POtomac 2114 Dr. and Mrs. Bovee To Takoma Park | R. AND MRS. MARK BOVEE have arrived from Battle Creek, Mich., Mr. Bovee having accepted a | position with the printing department |of the Washington Missionary Col- lege. They are at present making their home with Miss Mary Steward on | Park avenue in Takoma Park. My Bovee is the grandson of Uriah Smith, for many years editor of the Review and Herald and author of “Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation.” Virginians Honored At Anniversary Fete Mrs. J. Nathaniel Steed of Veitch Summit, Va., who is the service chair- man of the Washington unit of the Overseas League, and Mr. Dan Camp- bell, former commander of the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars of the District of Columbia, were given a surprise party Friday in the home of Mr. Campbell in Washington. The event was in celebration of the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Steed and Mr. Campbell, and the party was arranged | by Mrs. Everett Bacon of Clarendon | and members of the Walter Reed Post, V. F. W, and the auxiliary of mn; post. Around 40 guests attended and ' during the evening the honor guests | each received a telegram of blrthdly]‘ greetings from Mr. Morelock of Ar- lington County, who was in Cleve- land attending the Legion of Valor Convention. Mrs. Steed recently returned from San Antonio, Tex, where she at- tended the Overseas League Conven- tion. She also visited the centennial at Dallas and spent three days in and around Monterey, Mexico. —much more lady-like the suits of this Au- tumn — though man- tailored severity still holds its own for the more routine ways of life. * —but important are pep- lums, short and imperious— tunics, long and gracious— matching capes to complete an all-purpose ensemble— suave jackets, knowingly ur- bane—all developed with a witchery of detail that de- mands the utmost in careful tailoring — Persian lamb used ingeniously—other furs as well, some even giving an “entirely of fur’” effect—a vibrating, thrilling story is yours for the wearing— complete collections at Erle- bacher’s now—-do see them! Prices Range From $19.75 to $259.75 MISS BERTHA MA. Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. her engagement to Mr. John Garver and the late John T. G RGUERITE ENEY, Harry Elwood Eney, announce Thomas Garver, son of Mrs. arver of Maryland. Society Attends Premiere Members in Diplofnatic, Official and Residential Circles See Opening. HOSE members of Capital society who were unable to leave town over Labor day were not doomed to spend an T | uninteresting week end, for a great treat lay in store for those who took the opportunity to attend the open- ing of “Romeo and Juliet” last eve- ning at the National Theater. Heading the Jist of diplomats who were present were the Soviet Ambas- sador and Mme. Troyanovsky and their son, Oleg Troyanovsky, who have returned from their Summer lace near Annapolis, and the Bra- zilian Ambassador, Senhor Oswaldo Aranha. The latter was accompanied by his daughter, Senhorita Zazi Aranha; the minister of communica- tions and public works in Brazil, Senhor Dr. Joao Marques dos Reis, who is here to attend the World Power Conference, and the second secretary of the embassy, Senhor Decio de Moura. 4 Mr. Ronald Ransom of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System attended the opening with Mrs: Ransom. Others who were pres- ent were Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean, | her daughter, Miss Evalyn Washing- | ton McLean, and son, Mr. Edward Beale Mclean, jr, and their house | guest, Miss Angelica Lloyd; Mrs. Virginia White Speel, accompanied by Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, and Miss Miss Margaret Snow Weds Mr. Linebarger | At 11 O’Clock Today | THE marriage of Miss Margaret Snow, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. | Chester Snow of Chevy Chase, to Dr. | Paul Hyron Linebarger, jr, took | place this morning. The ceremony was performed in the Church of the Latter Day Saints, the Rev. Edward | P. Kimball of that church officiating | in the presence of only members of the two families. Dr. Snow, formerly professor of mathematics of the University of Idaho, and now connected with the Bureau of Standards, gave his daughter in marriage. She wore her | traveling costume of deep rust color with corresponding accessories. Miss Janice Holland was her maid of honor and only attendant, and Dr. James Hart, professor at the univer- | sity of Virginia, was best man. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the Iron Gate, only the members of the two families being in the company which included | Dr. aad Mrs. Snow, Judge and Mrs. | Paul Myron Linebarger, parents of | the bridegroom; Mr. Robert Maughan | Snow and Mr. Weston Snow, brothers | of the bride, and her uncle and aunt, | Maj. and Mrs. Russell L. Maughan, REDUGTION ON Bed Room Furniture in mahogany and maple during September, H. A. LINGER 925 G ST. N.W. NA. 4711 Representative collar on_the Jacket. $135. Erlebacher | | s 210 F St. N.W. A ’ and the bridegroom’s brother, Mr. Wayne Wentworth Linebarger. Dr. and Mrs. Linebarger left after the Blue Ridge Mountains and will return here later in the week before going to Cambridge, Mass., where Dr. Linebarger will take up his duties as an instructor at Harvard University. Dr. ‘Washington University, | bride, and last Spring received his | Ph. D. at Johns Hopkins University. | His father was legal adviser to Sun Yat Sen until Dr. Sua’s death and later was foreign legal adviser to the Chinese government. He is also author of books on world affairs. including among others, “The World Gone Mad” and “Sun Yat Sen and the Chinese Republic.” | Mary Anderson, chief of the Women's | | Bureau of the Department of Labor. | the wedding for a motor trip through Lineberger attended George | as did the | Washington Residents Traveling Mrs. Jones Visits Her Daughter in Norfolk. RS. JAMES EMLEN JONES went to Norfolk Thursday to remain with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Richardson, jr., while Mr. Jones is in their former home at Youngstown, Ohio. They will both return the middle of the week. Mr. James Emlen Jones, jr., is back from a several weeks' visit in Norfolk and at Virginia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson returned to Norfolk early last week from a vacation visit at Blowing Rock, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arrowsmith, accompanied by Miss H. Streuber and Miss V. Streuber of Erie, Pa., are stopping at the Dodge. Mrs. Geneva Dunham has closed her apartment at the Shoreham and has gone to Atlantic City. She ex- pects to return the first of November. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Baldwin of Knoxville, Tenn., are spending a few days at the Martinique. Mr. and Mrs. F. Whitney, ac- companied by their two children of Greensboro, N. C., are spending & brief time at the Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. B. Fritz Smith have gone to White Sulphur Springs for the holiday. They plan to return to their apartment at the Shoreham early this week. Mr. and Mrs. Greg H. Williams of Cincinnati are at the Martinique for a few days. Miss Dorothy Hunt, Mrs. Bernard | Charles H. Blumer are taking a cruise | around the Virginia capes over the week end and holiday. Miss Lulu Marie Jenkins and Miss Genevieve Von Lackum of Waterloo, Iowa, are at the Dodge while in the Capital. A shower was given Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Arnold Wes- son, formerly Miss Jane Madore, in the home of Mrs. Alice Kieferle, at 1220 Peabody street, by the members ,o! Alpha Lambda Chapter, Phi Delta Delta Legal Sorority. The gifts were ingeniously distrib- uted throughout the house, and much merriment prevailed as the honoree |unwound a large ball of yarn and discovered the hidden clues. Those attending were: Catherine Edmondson, Evelyn Lindgren, Ruth Ellis, Alva Tucker, Edna Mae Miller, | Helen Gauker, Laurie Barnes, Bar- bara Bartels, Alice Kieferle and Will Nash Campbell. Mrs. Elmer J. L. Shane of this city will leave Wednesday for Durham, N. C., where he will enter Duke Uni- versity. He is a graduate of Central High School, having participated in a recent essay contest in which he won recognition for his essay, “Pales- tine—Past and Present.” Julius Garfinckel & Company Will remain closed until 11 A. M., Tuesday, September 8, to pay tribute to The late James H. Johnson, General Manager. EN you throw off your coat these Fall days, let there be revealed this charming frock with its glowing gold bead neck- Its wider shoulders and wosp waist are the latest from Paris; so are the scalloped sleeves, neck and skirt. And there's no fab- ric newer than its Tricolideo Crepe . . . looks like wool but much softer and far more supple. Romance blue, rubette or 516.95 black Sizes 12 to 20 @ Charge Accounts Invited Gormerly, Mrs. Pearl Talley and Mrs. | Mr. Robert Shane, son of Mr. and | MRS, OLIVER J. HART, Wife of the Rev. Oliver J. Hart, rector of St. John’s Church, who is soon to return from a visit with her parents at Cas- tine, Me. —Bachrach Photo. |Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Hart Will Return End Of Week for Winter ’I‘HE Rev. Dr. Oliver J. Hart, rector of St. John’s Church at Sixteenth and H streets, and Mrs. Hart, will re- turn to Washington the end of the week and will occupy the house at 2203 Wyoming avenue for the Winter Dr. and Mrs. Hart have been at Hyannisport, Mass.,, where Dr. Hart took over the work in the Episcopal Church there usually carried on by the Rev. Dr. ZeBarney Phillips, rector of the Church of the Epiphany, who, with Mrs. Phillips, has been abroad through the Summer. The Rev. James F. Madison, as- sistant rector of St. John's, and Mrs. Madison again are in their apart- ment at 821 Sixteenth street after occupying the apartment of Dr. and | Mrs. Hart in the St. Regis during their absence. 'Manor House Chapter | Honors Mrs. Hooker ‘The Manor House Chapter, District of Columbia Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution, will have a picnic in Rock Creek Park Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Jane Newcomb | Hooker of Mississippi. Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, State regent, heads the list of prominent guests who have accepted invitations to attend. Mrs. Barton Stone Embry, chapter regent, recently returned from a two months’ visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Capt. and Mrs. Edward G. Cowen, at Fort Randolph, Canal | Zone. | | s Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hosts at Southampton Mr. and Mrs. David K. E. Bruce gave a lunch party yesterday in their villa at Southampton, Long Island, | when their guests included Mr. and | Mrs. Alex White of Oyster Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart Ellsworth and their house guests, Miss Belle| Roosevelt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt, and Mr. George | Thompson, jr., of Convent, N. J. Mrs, | | Bruce formerly was Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter of former Secretary of the ‘Treasury, Mr. Andrew W, Mellon, and made her debut in Washington, where her marriage to Mr. Bruce also took place. HEREVER you go, “Cruise and Travel” heads your way. tailored felt. sporting charm . deftly turned bri the will ‘Whether you lines. In scores of new Fall § shades to match any costume Scl umph. and two-toned quills. tone * El G as velvet . . . fashions this Directoire Turban that moulds to the ing black, brown, navy, moire, rust Out-of-Town Weddings Hold Interest in Capital Miss Sarah Katherine Brooks and Mr. Mau rice Patterson Flory Married in Presby- terian Church in Staunton. ISTORIC Bethel Presbyterian Church, in Staunton, was the scene of the wedding Satur- day of Miss Sarah Katherine Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milton Brooks of Stuarts Draft, to Mr. Maurice Patterson Flory, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles I. Flory, also of Stuarts Draft. Goldenrod, evergreens and lighted candles were used on the chancel. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Flory, father of the bridegroom and pastor of Calvary Methodist Church, Stuarts Draft, assisted by Dr. Herbert 8. Turner, pastor of Bethel Church. Music was played by Mrs. Wilbur H. Palmer. The bride was escorted by her father, who gave her hand in mar- riage. She wore a Dubonnet velvet ensemble with matching accessories, and her shoulder corsage was of white | Killarney roses and gypsophilia. Miss Margaret Flory of Washington, | a sister of the bridegroom, was maid | of honor and only attendant. She | wore a brown velvet costume with matching hat, and her flowers were Talisman roses. Mr. Flory had for his best man Mr. Guy D. Brooks, a brother of the bride. The ushers were Mr. Robert Mc- Chesney, Mr. Joseph Cohron, Mr. Wil- liam A. Brooks, brother of the bride, and Dr. L. C. Brown, all of Stuarts Draft. Mr. and Mrs. Flory left soon after the ceremony for a wedding trip North, and on returning will be at home in their new residence, Blue Ridge Court, Waynesboro, Va. Among the out-of-town guests at- tending the wedding were Mr. and| Mrs. C. W. Dettor and Mr. and Mrs. | J. 8. Everly of Alexandria, Va., and | Miss Margaret Flory of Washington. Miss Ann Palmer Wed To Mr. Omer Lee Hirst. Historic Pohick Church in Fairfax | County, Va., was the scene of the | wedding Wednesday of Miss Ann Horton Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Palmer of Springfield, Va, and Mr. Omer Lee Hirst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manon Hirst of Annan- dale, Va. In the absence of the rector, the Rev. Mr. Langston, the Rev. Mr. A. L. Hunter officiated. Mr. Hirst grauated cum laude this | year from Washington and Lee Uni- versity, standing first in the class of | the School of Commerce. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Beta Gamma Sigma. | Mr. and Mrs. Hirst will be at home after Sepember 15 at Annandale, Va. Christie-Marks Wedding In Hyattsville Church. An effectively arranged wedding was | that of Miss Marjorle A. Marks of | Hyattsville, Md., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Marks of Washington, | D. C, and Mr. Alfred Christie, 3d, | son of Mr and Mrs. Alfred Christie, 2d, of Washington Grove, Md., which | took place Tuesday at noon in the | First Presbyterian Church of Hyatts- | ville, with the pastor, the Rev. D. | Hobart Evans, officiating. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore an informal gown of white satin and bridal hat of tulle. She carried a cluster of | white roses. Her only attendant, Miss | Knox turn It's a glorious man- You'll love its casual, . the deviltry of its roll, crease or pack it, it retains its magical In Imported Velour, $12.50 75 HIAPARELLI reflects her genius and the glory of Napoleon’s gendarmes in this Raleigh tri- It's imported Velour of luxury character .« . with arrogant visor brim, high-draped crown Model shown, copper- velour with chive and coppertone sl 0 quills .. SO AN e etesa NUINE French Antelope . . . fine as silk, rich pert Raleigh head. Gleam- d gray . . . with high-peaked crown . . . and three ostrich tips that odd splashes of color. All head- sizes. Truly a hat of grandeur—yet only_.. Other Raleigh Hats to $20 - Norma Lynham of Hyattsville, was 11 an aquamarine taffeta gown and car. ried a bouquet of pink roses and blu( delphinium. The best man was Mr. Charle: Hiller of Washington Grove and Mr Buddy Volkman of Washington served as usher. Miss Dorcas Teal of Hyattsville played the wedding marches and Mr Hiller sang. The church was decow rated with a variety of late Summe: flowers. After the ceremony there was a re« ception in the home of Mr. and Mrs Walter W. Burleigh, Ralston avenue Hyattsville. Later the couple left for Boston. Both Mr. and Mrs. Christis are employed in Washington. The bridegroom is with the Treasury Des partment. They will make their hom¢ in Washington Grove. Marriage of Miss Ebert To Mr. Lacey in Clarendon. Mr. and Mrs. William Walter Ebert of Cherrydale, Va., announce the marriage of their daughter Doris Marian to Mr. Joseph Stephen Lacey, son of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lacey of Alexandria, Va., Monday morning, August 31, in St. Charles’ Catholit Church in Clarendon, the Rev. Ken- neth M. Rizer officiating at a ( o'clock nuptial mass. The bride was escorted by he father, and wore a gown of white georgette crepe over white satin made with a long flaring skirt, shirt- waist bodice and short puffed sleeves the narrow turnover collar and sleeves being trimmed with a pretty lace Her long tulle veil was held by s plaited bandeau of tulle, outlined witk seed pearls, and she carried a bouque! of shell pink roses. Her matron of honor and only at- tendant was her sister, Mrs. C. A Cumberland, wearing pea green satir taffeta, with which she wore a white hat, and carried an arm bouquet of deep red roses. Mr. Denver L. Lacey acted as best man for his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Lacey left immediately following the ceremony for Montreal Canada; Niagara Falls and Buffalo ‘When they return they will live at 114 Mount Ida avenue in Alexandria The bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs William Walter Ebert, will spend the next few days at their cottage at Avalon Shores, Md., and will have as their guests Mr. Lacey's parents Mr. and Mrs. James M. 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