Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1937, Page 23

SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1937. SOCIETY. ~§7oc_ial Calendar Marked With Many Interesting and Varied Events The President’s Wife In New York Today for Gra'duratiofln ; E)gercises Mrs. in Annual School. S. Roosevelt Participates Program at Todhunter Other Official New RS. FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT is in New York today where she went for the annual commencement exercises of the Todhunter School of which she is an associate prin- eipal. Mrs. Roosevelt introduced Hendrik Willem Van Loon, author, who addressed the graduates. Miss Marion Dickerman, principal, presided at the exercises which took place at 11 o'clock. The President’s wife will be “off the record” from this evening until Tuesday, when she wiil be present at the dinner of the woman's division of the State Democratic Committee of New York. Mrs. Roosevelt will return to Washington Thursday for a few hours’ stay before going to North Carolina to visit a homestead project in that State The Secretary of War and Mrs. Harry H. Woodring are the | guests in whose honor Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman will entertain informally at dinner this evening at their estate, Tuxedan, st Edgemoor, Md. The Uruguay Minister, Mr. J. Richling, has returned to his apartment in the Carlton after a fortnight's stay in New York. | The Minister accompanied the Minister of Finance of Uruguay, Mr. Cesar Charlone, to New York after the latter made a brief | visit in Washington. Mr. Harry B. Fleharty, the Special Assistant to the Attorney General, who has been in New York for the last several days on a business trip, will rejoin Mrs. Fleharty at their home on the Arling- ton Ridge, in Virginia, over the week end, but will return again to New York Sunday night. Tuesday or Wednesday Mrs. Fleharty go to New York to spend the remainder of the week with her husband and for brief visits with friends. | Monday evening Mrs. Leroy Howard and her son, Kenneth Howard, will arrive from their home in Sterling, Ill., for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fleharty. Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Fleharty are sisters. State Senator Howard C. Baldwin of Cascade, Iowa, is spend- | Ing a few days at the Dodge and is accompanied by his mother, | Mrs. C. D. Baldwin Capt. J. A. Schofield, U. S. N., and Mrs. Schofield returned Tuesday from Atlantic City, where they spent 10 days at the Hotel i Traymore. | | | | Mrs. P. M. Chichester, wife of the Director of Rural Health ofi the State of Virginia, was honored at a luncheon Wednesday at the | Collingwood «Inn, near Mount Vernon. The luncheon was given by members of her bridge club. a group of ladies she has played | N ATTRACTIVELY arranged |ard Smith Wheeler, son of Mrs. A wedding last night was that of | Herbert M. Wheeler of Jackson, Mich., Returning to Her Home MISS MARJORIE ANNE PINCKNEY, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cotesworth Pinckney of New Rochelle, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs Pinckney, who have been stopping at the Hay-Adams House, will return to New Rochelle tomorrow, accompanied by their daughter, ajter her graduation from Chevy Chase School. Miss Pinckney is the granddaughter of the late Col. Soren Listoe of the distinguished Danish family, who was decorated by King Christian of Denmark. Mrs Pinckney, the Jormer Marjorie Listoe, was very popular in Washington, where she lived before her marriage. Early June Weddings Miss Marks Bride of Mr. Lancaster. Wheeler-Hughes Ceremony. Miss Marion Marks, daughter The of Mrs. Russell A. Marks, and | ceremony was performed in the home Mr. Samuel Theron De Jarnette Lan- | of the br! caster, jr, son of Mrs. S. T. D. Lan- |the Rev. Dr. Gove Griffith Johnson, took place yesterday afternoon with monthly for the last 10 years since she came to Arlington to| live. Guests at the luncheon included Mrs. William Friess, Mrs. | W. C. Welburn rs. Z. B. Groves, Mrs. A. Tupper Stone, Mrs. Wil- | liam P. Ames, Mrs. Louis C. Carl, Mrs. J. C. Anderson, Mrs. E. | Wade Ball, Mrs. Arthur Dawson, Mrs. Clifford F. Smith, Mrs. | Homer Dougall, Mrs. E. K. Kloman and Mrs. Golden Dagger. | Mrs. Chichester with her son, Peyton Chichester, and her| caster of Spartanburg, S. C. The pastor of the National Baptist Me- ceremony was performed in All Souls’ | morial Church, officiating at 4 o'clock Memorial Episcopal Church, the rector, | Only the members of the two families the Rev. Dr. H. H. D. Sterrett, officiat- |and a few intimate friends witnessed ing At 7:30 o'clock. Miss Jean West- |the ceremony and remained f brook, violinist, plaved several solos, | informal reception. Mrs. T. M accompanied by Mr. Louis Potter, |Scates sang, accompanied by Mrs. organist, who also played the wedding | Wendell P. Barrows, and Mrs. T. Alden marches. | Bradford played piano solos prec eding ie's parents in Chevy Chase, | Residential Washington Social News Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Lease Edgemoor House. R. AND MRS. ROBERT VED- DER FLEMING have leased the house of Miss Louise Davidson in Edgemoor again this season and will be there through | the Summer. Miss Davidson will make a series of visits before going to the moun- tains of North Carolina for the season Miss Angelica Gear Remey, Mr. | Charles Mason Remey and Mr. and | Mrs. John Terry Remey of New York are with their sister, Mrs. John Winthrop Wadleigh, in Annapolis for the exercises of the graduating class of the Naval Academy, of which Mrs. Wadleigh's son, Midshipman John Remey Wadleigh, is a member. Midshipman Wadleigh comes from a military line. His father was the late Lieut. Col. John Winthrop Wad- leigh, U. S. M. C, and both of his | Rrandfathers were rear | the Navy. | Mrs. Wadleigh has had a house for the Winter in Annapolis soon open her home in Jamestown, BT the summer before sailing for Europe admirals of | F amil& of Dipl She will | where she will spend part of | | with her younger son, George Remey | Wadleigh, who graduates short St. George's School, Newport. v from | | Mrs. Custis Lee Hall and Mrs | Stirling Putzki are at | Astoria in New York Paul | Mrs. Eugene Woodson entertained at luncheon today in honor of Mrs | Eugene O. Sykes. The guests in- cluded Mrs. Paul H. Maloney, wife of Representative Maloney of Louisiana Mrs. Nathaniel Dial, Mrs Parks. Mrs. William Eugene and Mrs. Charles J. Kappler Elliott Mr. Alfredo Ramerz De | jr. and his mother and sister, have arrived in Washington from their ;hnmfl in Puerto Rico to attend the graduation ex ises today at the Georgetown Visitation Convent. H sister, Miss Zorahayda De Arellano, will graduate today, and his younger sister, Miss Evange . will be & member of next year's gradu- ating class They will Arellano leave nday York City for a + n State before sailing for home in Puerto Rico While Washing- ton they are stopping at the Ci Hotel. for New their New York Tilman B. | the Waldorf | | Marchinoness of Sant Orsola their daughters Anna and Fisca Wall-Palmer Wedding Invitations Issued Mrs. Nora Pepper Palmer has issued her Alex- Mr invitations to the marriage of daughter, Helena Evans, to Mr ander Crasemann 1 and Mrs. Alexander Wall of delphia, Saturday son of June 26 piace in the N. Y., at 6:30 o'clock and will be followed by a re- n at Taugr Farms in where Mrs. Palmer and her have been living for some evening, The wedding will take Sage Chapel at Ithaca Phila- | DONNA BIANCA wife of the Air and Military Attache of the It omat CUGIA, J By th WHEN Madame Bilma ery for Europe Ju the Legation in anot chusetts Avenue is merly Natalie Yat Consulate at San Luis Pot 11 her home w built as a garage a plans to s 1e 10, re her house c »Way—— Beth Blaine —————ou | who sails to locate home of Mr: whose h, as all 1d then added to b the Bilmanis family to look for anothe foster daughter, Hilda Parks, will as soon as a suitable house has been found, but she will spend the | month of July at Shrinemont, near Orkney Springs, Va., as is her usual custom. Dr. Earle G. Brown, the new health officer of Arlington County, who fills the vacancy left by the resignation of Dr. P. M. Chichester, | has arrived in the county to take over his duties, and he expects to be joined by Mrs. Brown and their son, Mr. Richard Brown, flnd‘»da\_qps_ | dauughter, Miss Josephine Brown, They will come here from Topeka, Kans. Dr. Brown formerly wasl head of the Kansas State Board of Health. Miss Howes Selects | Wedding Attendants The First Assistant Postmaster Gen- and Mrs. Washington Howes have issued invitations for the daughter Mary Alexander Stew- ne 26, at 4 aral William marriage of their 8enate to Mr, art Saturday afternoon, Ju o'clock in All Souls’ Memorial Epis- copal Church. A reception will fol- low the ceremony in the Chinese room of the Mayfower. Miss Howes has selected as her maid of honor Miss Katherine Friant and her other attendants will be Miss Mary Katherine Alspaugh of Colum- bus, Ohio; Miss Bettie Reynolds of Hinsdale, Ill: Miss Eileen Burke of | Sioux Falls Dak., and Mrs. S. M. Stone, jr., of North Attleboro, Mass Mr. Stewart will have as his best man Mr. Stewart Cureton of Wash- ington. The ushers will be Mr. John Bobotka and Mr. William Helvestine of this city, Mr. Edmund Oswald and | Jobhn join Dr. Chichester in Richmend around the middle of the month. Miss Dorothy Fell | To Marry on June 12| Miss Dorothy Fell, daughter of Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, wife of the former | Secretary of the Treasury, has selected | June 12 for the date of wedding to Mr, Howell van Gerbig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barend van Gerbig of New York. The ceremony will take place in the residence of IMr. and Mrs. Mills at Woodbury, Long Island, in the presence of the members of the im- mediate family. ! Luncheon Tomorrow. The Washington Alumnae Club, Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority, will en- tertain at luncheon tomorrow in honor of the graduates of Kappa Chapter of George Washington Uni- versity. The luncheon will take place at Mrs. Kay's Toll House Tavern at | 1:45 o'clock, and all members of | Phi Sigma Sigma are invited. Miss Miriam Rothstein is in charge of |Beach cloth with white accessories. Mr. Thomas Krock of New York City reservations. Cool s an ice-cube -ux crisp looking because the mesh isbacked with light kidskin to hold its shape e and definitely 1937 with our “tipped toe”. (a) Sandal on a low heel, white mesh, black, blue or brown trim all white. 8) Open heel oxford, white mesh, white or dark trim. We invite charge accounts STORE AiR CONDITIONED ; 1222 F N.W. Mr., Kilbourne Payne Marks of New | the wedding. | York gave his sister in marriage and| The bride wore white satin fashioned | she wore a wedding gown of white | on princess lines and having a short organdie made with a bouffant skirt | train. Her veil was of tulle held by & | and fitted bodice, a white picture hat | close fitting cap with a wreath of | and carried white garden flowers | orange blossoms and she carried roses Miss Margery Marks, who was maid | lilies of the valley and gardenias | of honor, wore pink mousseline de soie, | Mrs. Richard Lee Canars of Provi- with a picture hat and carried African | dence, R. I, only sister of the bride, | Mr. William Poole Lancaster | was matron of honor, wearing tur- of Spartanburg, S. C., was best man. | quoise blue lace made with full skirt Following the ceremony a reception | and puffed sleeves and she was held for members of the two | pink Briarcliff roses Little Mary Sue in | Powell, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Al- families and the wedding party the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Powell | bert Edward Powel] of Shaker Heights, | | at Cleveland Ohio, a cousin of the | in Kenwood, Md Lancaster left | bride, was flower girl. She had a Later Mr. and Mrs. for a motor trip, the bride Wearing | dainty frock of pale pink silk em- | broidered in rosebuds and she carried | & traveling costume of brown Palm On their return they Wil be o1 b | &0 0ld-fashioned nosegay of roses and at 3819 Livingston streel. Mrs, Lan- | COPtinued on Page 6, Column 1.) ‘ caster was formerly of Sioux City, | | Towa, and attended the University of | { South Dakota. Mr. Lancaster attended | Wofford College at Spartanburg, George Washington University and the Washington College of Law. Among the out-of4own guests were | Mrs. S. T. D. Lancaster, Mr. E. Clifton | Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. James | Pierpont Ruff of Spartanburg. and Miss Harriette Harbaugh of New York City. | Miss Hughes Married To Mr. R. S. Wheeler. "THE marriage of Miss Dora Lyndon | Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | Samuel Thomas Hughes, to Mr, Rich NArionaL 1703 NEARLY 50 YEARS OF QUALITY § SERVICE for warm weather riding The best place to learn how to ride hard and keep cool is Becker's Paddock Shop. Come in and see for yourself. Solt Sack Coats Jodhpur Breeches 3.00 to 5.00 Jodhpur Shoes 5.95 to 12.95 Riding Shirts 1.00 to 3.00 Riding Crops 1.00 to 7.50 ik 1314 F STREET AR Miss N hibald will entertain at a small dinner tonight in the Co- lonial room of the Wardman Park Hotel in honor of Mr. John Holzworth, (Continued on Page 4, Column 4.) Mrs. Pouch Honored. Mrs. Villiam H. Pouch of New York City, national president of the National Society of Children of the carried | American Revolution was entertained | her at at luncheon yesterday by Mrs eus M. Jones at her home Thad- Mrs. is a da c ived here dur- made her ! debut n lived in Ithaca | while her daughter was a student at | Cornell University. Miss Pa will be graduated this month shortly be- | fore her marr He engagement | was anr May, 17, 1936, at a |luncheon which Mrs. Palmer gave for the Rhaca Hotel shortly be- fore Mr. Wall was graduated from | Cornell University pper of Wast ing her Jones is the national treasurer of the | society. The guests members of the Management included all National Board of Schenectady, N. Y, be at home after Campbell avenue. S (fabric) {0k, dyeable $4.45 ‘A feather-light open sandal of supple ehite thaby calf. ... $u.us Noyvhcvébea'ufiful than ege} before - - Nisley offers 2 style and value combination which can- not be dl:pligated any- where' at our.prices. liness--in greater variety See them now--at Nisley's. than ever before. Open toc, open shanks sandal oxford $u.us a‘(lllt“;)lg a CJ}’{(’H(I;&[ dl"[(‘('["pfl al s NiSLeyY B S 1339 F STREET, . W. 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Youthful Ciothes for Youshful Purses TAILORED BY oll-white Palm Beach is oc- ceptable Coo tailored in “oround the and crisp, it is perfectly the Passareili manner with three patch pock - ets, Ioose half-belted back and an inverted center pleat skirt 16.75 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED