Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1936, Page 43

N SOCIETY. + North Shore Entertaining Hits Peak Debutantes Hold Spotlight in Week of Parties. EVERLY, Mass., October 10— Debutante affairs reached their peak this week with a round of entertaining along the North Shore for the young women who are being presented to society this year. Mr. Keith Merrill of the Depart- ment of State and Mrs. Merrill gave a dance Thursday night at Avalon, their lovely home in the Paine re- serve at Prides Crossing, to present their debutante niece, Miss Anne Ayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ayer of Ledyard Farm, Hamilton, to North Shore society. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ayer gave a dinner party at their Hamilton home for the ush- ers, and among others entertaining were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brcwnl take place in November. of Topsfield and Mr. and Mrs. Seth | Crawford of Randolph. . Mr. | 3‘35‘.'{““:_\-3'. j:, was the head Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hosts at Reception usher for the dance and the others For Diplomat Today of the group were Mr. James Ford, Boston; Mr. Edward Wiggleswortf, Topsfield: Mr. James Ford, Cam-|yyp AND MRS.BOLIVARJ.LLOYD :::i‘R_E:M:(réhl::(“:l: l‘fiu;’;::l:n.sovzgzr | have issued cards for a reception e 7es 1 Roriana TGN iFox | T D emnomeltgday nibonor for the Marbiehead; Mr. Francis Chalifoux, | Ambassador of Fehddor = e Beverly Cove; Mr. Benjamin Dilling- | = aro, ose assisting Mrs. Lloy B owomlu; Mr.. William .| ¥l be Mme. Adrian Recinos, wie of Schmidt, 2d, and Mr. Frank Pickard, | h¢ Minister of Guatemala; Mme. d F. Mac- | Henry de Bayle, wife of the Charge :?::;?’ ;"%Ve]:‘d;;‘mm"m CLO d’Affaires of Nicaragua; Mme. Ricardo Alfaro, wife of the former Minister Miss Ayver is a graduate of the ¢ panama; Mme. P. M. Arcaya, wife Spence and later studied in Florence, | or the former Minister of Venezuela; Italy. Her grandfather, the late Fred- | nro Thomas Parran, wife of the erick Ayer, built Avalon, one of the,sm.geon general of the United States most attractive of North Shore homes | pyplic Health Service; Mrs. Arthur and now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. | w Brown, wife of the judge advocate Merrill. | general of the United States Army; Mr. J. Butler Wright, Mrs. Raymond Patton, wife of Admiral MISS MARGARET E. SMITH, Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith, anndunce her en- gagement to Mr. Clarence Sterling Britt, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Britt of Round Rock, Tex, The wedding will American Minister to Czechoslovakia, and Mrs. Wright, and their debutante daugh- ter, Miss Mary Wright, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bacon at their Patton, director of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Mrs. S. L. Christian, Mrs. Allan Mc- Laughlin, Mrs, W. T. Harrison, Mrs. Nahant North Shore home. Mrs. Ba- con will give a luncheon for Miss | Wright next Friday and- Mrs. N.| Stuart Campbell of Brookline will | give a luncheon for hers on Octo-| ber 18. Mrs. Marshall Field has closed her Summer home, the cottage of the Frederick Moulton Algers of Detroit, at Prides Crossing and has returned to her Washington residence, 2600 | Sixteenth street. Mrs. Field enter= | tained many Washington friends dur= | ing her North Shore stay. For several | seasons Mrs. Field has made her Summer home at Prides Crossing,| comes to the shore early in the season i and prolongs her stay until the early‘ Autumn. Her home is on the Atlan- tic Ocean front and is one of the| most attractive in the famous Paine | reserve. | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elliotte Jen- | kins have closed their Summer home | at Prides Crossing and have returned | to Warrenton, Va., for the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mechlin and Miss Leila Mechlin have closed their | Bass Rocks home and have returned | to Washington for the Winter. | Mrs. Henry W. Peabody has closed Green Walls, her home in the Mont- serrat “district in Beverly, for the Summer and has gone to New York | for two weeks. .From there she will go to Washington, where she will by until after the Christmas holidays. In January Mrs. Peabody plans to go | to Orlando, Fla, where she main- | tains a Winter home. Mrs. Peabody | is busy with plans for the Interna- tional Dollar day in aid of the Med- jcal College for Women at Vellore, India. R. R. Spencer, Mrs. Boyd Sayers. all wives of officers of the United States Public Health Service. Dr. Lloyd is a medical director of the United States Public Health Serv- ice and has been stationed in Wash- ington for several years as assistant director of the Pan-American Sanitary Bureau. Mrs, Lloyd comes from a| line of very distinduished Spanish | and Ecuadorean ancestors. Her father | was the Hon. Carlos Gomez Rendou, who for many years was prominent in national and civic affairs of Ecuador. Welfare Association Group Plans Dance Halloween Night TH! procurement division of the | Welfare Association will give its first dance of this season on Hal-| loween night. October 31, at the Wil- lard Hotel. Dancing will be from 10 | to 1 oclock and Mr. Morris Wein- garten is chairman of the Dance Com- | mittee, while Mrs. Robert N. Keeler | will be hostess. 3 Mrs. Keeler will have assisting her | Miss Ann Midler, Mrs. Ruth Werber, Miss Lenora Gordon and Mrs. Carrie Brumback. Mrs. Loretta Osborn will | be in charge of the door and Mr. John Allen has charge of the tickets. % Ready To Wear And Custom Made Apparel % o women who think they “can’t shop at . Pasternak’s” Good taste is not a matter of money « .« « at Pasternak. High Fashion does not mean high price. $2,500 for a fur coat or $145 . . . §195 for a dress or $1695 .. . $35 for a hat or $6.50 . . . if it's Pasternak it’s right . . . no mat- ter how little or how-much you pay. Shown above is a MOLYNEUX Costume Suit; Fitted Coat with discreet Persian Collar. ’95 Bright topped dress 1219 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Outfitters To Gentlewomesn Simce 1903 % ~ , THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. OCTOBER 11, 1936—PART THREE. Miss Alice Buell Completes Plans For Her Wedding F INTEREST is the approaching marriage of Miss Alice Hyde Buell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell of Herndon, Va., to Mr. Victor Hammond Knoop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prederick Knoop of Washington, D. C. The wedding will take place PFriday, October 2, in the Herndon Congrega- tional Church, the Rev. Richard Sholl officiating, at 9 o’clock in the evening. A reception will follow in the home of the bride's parents. The bride-elect, who will be given in marriage by her father, will have as her matrons of honor her sisters, Mrs. Edmund H. Parry, jr., of Wash- ington and Mrs. Oscar W. Giese of Minneapolis, Minn. She will have as her other attendants Miss Elizabeth Alexander Buell, Miss Betty Rose, Miss Mary Alice Arnold, Mrs, P. H. Mathews, Miss Molly Pagan, Mrs. R. M. Hudson, jr., and Miss Vivian Reed, all of Washington, D. C. Mr. Frederick Knoop, jr., will dct as best man for his brother and the ushers selected are Mr. William .S, Blanchard, jr, of Herndon, and Mr. G. Blair Sharpe, Mr. Minor Hudson, Mr. Geoffrey Creyke, Mr. Oliver Pagan, Mr, Frederick Anderson and Mr, Calvin Wood, all of Washington. Many * entertainments are ';dnl planned for Miss Buell. Saturday SOCIETY. evening she will be the guest in whose honor Mrs. R. M. Hudson, jr., will give a buffet supper. Sunday eve- ning her sister, Mrs. Parry, will enter- tain for her at a cocktail party and October 16 Miss Molly Pagan wil} give her a lingerie shower. Colombia will hasten ofl develop- ment by easing restrictions, |[Mr. and Mrs. Eby Back From Canada Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Eby and’ their son, Mr. Herbert O. Eby, $have returned from a short stay at Pres- ton, Ontario, where they were called . by the death of Mr. Eby's mother, Mrs. Andrew Eby,