Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1937, Page 23

SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, WEDXNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1937. Social F estivitig Continue Throughout Late Seaso The President’s Wife, Honor Guest at Dinner, Will Return _Tor_norrow - Secretary of State Hull Receiving Honorary Degree at University — Other Official News. RS. FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT was an honor guest and speaker last evening at the dinner given by the Wom- en's Division of the Democratic State Committee at Syra- cuse, N. Y. The dinner was a highlight of a two days’ conference of women democrats. More than 800 attended the conference among them the Postmaster General Mr. James A. Farley, Repre- sentative Caroline O'Day and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Miss Josephine Roche. Mrs. Roosevelt will return to the White House tomorrow to spend a few days before going to North Carolina to visit a home- | stead project. The Secretary of State Mr. Cordell Hull, is spending today at the University of Pennsylvania where he will receive an honorary degree. The Royal Italian Ambassador and Donna Matilde de Suvich were hosts at luncheon yesterday in honor of the German Am- bassador and Frau Dieckof!. The United States Ambassador to Hungary, Mr. John Flournoy Montgomery, who is in the United States on a sixty-day leave, is staying at the Carlton Hotel while in Washington. He arrived in New York City from Budapest on Monday. Senator and Mrs. Claude Pepper returned to their apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel yesterday. Senator Pepper joined Mrs. Pepper in St. Petersburg, Fla., for the week end, where they attended the double wedding of Mrs. Pepper’s brother and sister. Representative and Mrs. Jesse B. Wolcott of Michigan have been joined by their niece, Miss Fanchone Aldrich, who attended |the festivities at West Point last week. Miss Aldrich will graduate from Woodrow Wilson High School this month. She will return to West Point this week end for the additional festivitives. Representative John Taber of Auburn, N. Y., is at the Wardman Park Hotel at the present time. Representative and Mrs. Harold D. Cooley have as their guest in their apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel for several days Miss Adele Downey of Nashville, N. C. Miss Downey has been visit- ing in New York City and will return to her home in North Carolina » tomorrow. The United States Consul at Port Said, Egypt, and Mrs. Horace Remillard are spending a short time in Washington and are stopping at the Willard. Mr. Walter N. Walmsley, Umlicdfistat(‘s Consul at Havana, Cuba, with Mrs. Walmsley, has arrived in Washington. They are stopping at the Wardman Park Hotel. ] Col. Edward B. Clark of the Secretary's office, Interior De- ipartment, has returned from Utica, N. Y., where he was called by the illness and death of his sister. Comdr. B. R. Alexander of the Navy Department and Mrs. Alexander are spending an indefinite time at the Martinique. Mr. M. S. Szymczak, member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Board, entertained at a small dinner party last night in his apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel. Wamsleys Arrive for Miss Gettings Daughter's Wedding | ingaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. George Wamsley of 6parkill, N. Y., will arrive in Wash- | ington this afternoon and will stop | ment of their daughter, Mary Ordelle, | to Lieut. Julian Fairfax Walters, [U. S. M. C, son of Mrs. Helen L. Walters and the late Julian F. Wal- ters, also of Rockville. The wedding will take place in July. Following their marriage, the couple plan to make their home at Pensacola, Fla., where Lieut. Walters is attached to the United States Naval Air Sta- tion. et the Roosevelt Hotel. They are coming to town to be present at the arriage of their daughter Isabell to Mr. James Tumulty, jr., of Jersey City, N.J. Mr. Tumulty and his paren! and Mrs. James Tumulty, arrive in the Capital toda €tay at the Roosevelt. The wedding of Miss Wamsley and ‘Mr. Tumulty will take place tomorrow morning in the Shrine of the Im- maculate Conception Church with the Rev. Maurice J. Sheehy officiating. Miss Margaret Durand will be the bride’s only attendant and Mr. John Tumulty of Jersey City will act as best man for his brother. After a wedding trip to Panama and Bouth America, Mr. Tumulty and hi bride will make their home in Jersey City. Miss Wamsley, until recently, was wecretary to Mr. James Roosevelt at | the White House. Cruise Tomorrow. The Minnesota State Society and the University of Minnesota Alumni Association have planned a moonlight cruise in the S. S. Potomac for to- morrow night. The boat will leave the Seventh Street Wharves at 8:30 o’clock. An excellent seven-piece orchestra will provide the dance music. ‘Tickets may be obtained from any officer or at the dock tomorrow night. , Mr. also and will Invitations Issued. Senator and Mrs. James Hurd Hughes have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter Caroline to Dr. John Patrick Martin, Saturday, June 26, at Christ Church in Dover, Del,, at 8 o'clock in the evening. A reception will follow at the Maple Dale Country Club. WASHED—STORED REPAIRED A. H. BAKSHIAN 2601 Conn. Ave. Col. 9429. Calvert 8t. Entrance EST. 1889 JULIUS GARFINCKEL & COMPANY IN THE ANTOINE SALON de BEAUTE ANTOINE’S TRAINED STYLISTS CREATE ESPECIALLY FOR YOU they test which is the best permanent ... for you they steam and wind your hair the best way for you and they set it in the smartest stye . .. for you YOU'LL ENJOY\ EVERY SUMMER OCCASION WHEN YOUR PERMANENT IS AN ANTOINE ONE. STREET AT FOURTEENTH Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gettings | of Rockville announce the engage- | SOCIETY. %23 B—3 n Mrs. David F. Ducey, U. S. N., evening at the Navy Yard. | | Miss Ducey Bride of A WEDDING of much interest in Navy circles took place last evening at 8 o'clock when Miss Cabell Sandford Ducey, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. David F. Ducey, U. S. N, became the bride of Ensign John Stuart Fletcher, U. S. N, at her parent's home, the Navy Yard, | with Chaplain W. N. Thomas offici- | ating. The bride wore a floor-length gown of ivory old brocade, off the shoulder, | with a finger-tip veil. She carried an | old-fashioned bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Miss Jane Winston Ducey, the bride’s sister, attended her as maid of [ honor, and little Joanne O'Malley | acted as flower girl. Young Charles | Abson was the ring bearer. Lieut. H. G. Walker, U. 8. M. C, acted as best man for Ensign Fletcher, | who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fletcher. He is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy and is now stationed on the U. S. S. Hum- phreys. The bride is a graduate of Western | High School and Miss Critcher's Art School. | The young couple left immediately | after the reception for California, where they will reside. Dawson-Rose Wedding | At Hamline M. E. Church. | /1SS MARY MOHLER ROSE 1 *Y% daugnter of Mrs. Julia C. Rose |and the late Mr. Ralph R. Rose, vas married to Mr. Frederic Greenlaw Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred L. Dawson of Silver Spring, Md., Monday morning. The wedding took place in Hamline M. E. Church, the pastor, the Rev. H. W. Burgan, officiating at 11 o'clock. Miss Edith Athey, organ- ist, played the wedding music and the genuine gladstone bags initialed without charge Charge Accounts Invited Early June Weddings For quality, durability and workman- ship at low cost, here’s a man’s bag that's hard to beat. ine natural pigskin with short straps, post handle, dependable catches, steel frame and inside partition shirt fold. 24 or 26 inch size. 1314 F STREET N.W. : MRS. JOHN STUART FLETCHER, Formerly Miss Cabell Sandford Ducey, daughter of Capt. and whose marriage took place last —Bachrach Photo. Ensign Fletcher Yes- | | | terday—Other Recent Marriages. church was decorated in garden flow- ers The bride was given in marriage by her twin brother, Mr. Ralph H. Rose She wore white dotted Swiss, simply made, a white hat and carried an arm bouquet of daisies. Mrs. David W. Young was matron of honor and Miss Betty Ann Rose was maid of honor. They were dressed alike in green and white dotted Swiss, | white h and they each carried an old-fashioned bouquet of garden flow- ers Mr. Randolph M. Burruss was best man and the ushers were Mr. William L. Fling and Mr. David W. Young. A reception for a small number of guests, members of the two families, followed in the home of the bride's | mother. Later Mr. and Mrs. Dawson left for a wedding trip, the bride wear- | ing a traveling costume of brown and | white checked sheer, made with a | short jacket, and brown hat, shoes and gloves. On their return they will {be at home at 3002 Rodman street. | | Mr. Dawson was graduated from‘ | Southeastern University of Washing- ton and is a member of the District of Columbia Bar Association. Annual Banquet. | The Alumnae of the Academy of |the Sacred Heart of Mary will hold their annual Spring banquet at the Shoreham Terrace tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock Miss Evelyn Collins. the alumnac will preside. Miss Mar- cella - Lanigan is chairman of the barquet and will be assisted by Miss Emma Regan, Miss Marie Hawk, Miss | | Margaret Harold, Miss Agnes Auth, | | Miss Louise Auth and Miss Bessie | Mills. president of pigskin Made of genu- Mail Orders Filled TRZCOOLED Their Weddings Took Place Yesterday ENSIGN AND MRS. PHILIP HAUCK, Who were married at noon yesterday. Mrs. Hauck is the former Miss Virginia Hustvedt, daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. O. M. Hustvedt. —Underwood & Underwood Photo. Residen’tial S_ocial Notes Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William Mason Wright Leave for Canada. AJ. GEN. AND MRS. WIL LIAM MASON WRIGH and Mrs. D they have t. John Wolfe gave a buffet ty for Miss ipper left Washington today they Key d States Legation at Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Langhorne Bond and their s son arrived in San Fran- cisco yesterday from Shanghai and will come to Washington by plane to visit Mrs. Bond's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlop, at Hay their home at Chevy Chase Lake. Baptist Faces the F Mildred W. Hanford Miss Jane a week at Mrs. Benjamin D. Hill, Miss Cyn- thia Hill and Mr. Benjamin D. Hill, jr. have returned from Hot Spr Va, where they made an early mer visit, E. K. Sunday Loan Corpora v, will take a of Mrs. Willlam Mor tained 14 guests at di mandie Farr daughter, whose marriage to Mr. James Omar Cole will take place tomorr Miss Freeny was the at luncheon today of M Cole, and Monday FURNITURE? The enily furnitare store in the efty hat offers a real cash inducement. Bay Bere and save. Chatse aceounts invited. Household Furniture Co. 829 7th St. NW. Met. 2030 evening Mr, Jo and AIR-COOLED 1207F @ 7th& K @ 321214th Cum Laude Honors Go to DYNAMIC MESH It's so delightfully cool—so vivaciously smart! Air-cooling mesh panels in a snowy white kid wrap-around sandal that's so thoroughly becoming to trim young ankles. But one of a host of exhilarating new summer styles for the graduate___ 5-95 | Beth Blaine ‘ | "'THE Counselor of the German Embassy and Frau Hans Thomsen entertained in their home on Colorado Avenue yesterday after- noon. In their comfortable two-story rambling house, we founc the majority of guests assembled on the large cool porch shaded with gay, green and orange striped awnings. The Thomsens are jone of the most attractive couples in the Diplomatic Corps; Frau | Thomsen, whose auburn locks and black eyes often cause her to be mistaken for a Spaniard or an Italian, is famed for her laughter which is the essence of gaycty. Among those present was the Austrian Minister and Madame Prochnik, the latter in a gay yellow gown with a large brimmed leghorn, so refreshing a picture it seemed hard to believe that we had witnessed the Minister and Madame energetically ploying tennis singles two hours pre- viously. The Danish Minister, Mr. Wadsted, arrived later in the afternoon as did Mr. and Mrs. Julius Holmes of the State Department accompanied by their Rumanign visitor Mademoiselle Catargi. In one corner of the room. Frau Scholz wa voyage wishes as she sails Saturday from New Yor by her popuar young sister Fraulein von Schnitzl better known as ‘“‘Gabinella Gabinella left Washington this morning early for Long Island where she will spend the next few days with the vom Roth twins. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cummings were there, they have just bought a home on O Street in Georgetown; and as Mrs. Cummings will leave the first of July for Califo! , Hugh will join the already swelling ranks of “married bachelors,” which will include Herr von Stolzmann whose dainty bride of four months will sail with Frau Blankenhorn the end of June returning in the late Fall. Gertrude Laughlin in a smart white and navy blue ensemble arrived with her fiance Lieut. Chandler. Nora de With in a print was with the new Attache of the Gernm Ostermann vor Roth, who is a handsome your lcome addit to the Corps.© Herr von Roth wore > lack-button on his lapel with “S. 8.” gold relief for one so young he has attained a great honor. Receiving her guests in a trailing gown of periwinkle blue Frau Thomsen made a charming hostess Upon leaving we were all requested to sign in the guest book whereupon Herr Thomsen showed us a delightful letter jrom a fourteen vear old American schoolboy, requesting our host to send him his autograph, “as I make a collection of famous people’s autographs.” We were both amused and curious to know Dr. Thomsen’s reply which was: “of course I will, I am only too honored!!” The new R and Thirticth street household. con Mrs. Robert Joyce and Mrs. Emory Sands arrived togethe The Joyces, incidentally, gave a delightful dinner last ni in their newly acquired house with which they are completely satisfied! * IIREDDY NICKOLS as “Captair Mate,” organized a yachting of Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Carmalt, wh | ing the end of the week for Detroif. The C | been in Washington, have made a host of fr | missed. Fort 7 s receiving bon accompanied all ing of Mr. and with Dorothy nic at Mayo. Cassard a halt umber, we arrived at noon given to understand that our two-masted oyster schooner sailed at ten!! We learned that a misundersianding had occurred, in fact, it seems that the magical names and Cassard.” were unknown to the owner vessel, so we remained to watch a more fort embark upon our ship!! Having cried “don't give up the ship,” we spread out the Sunday, papers, and serveral started playing bridge, while Pete Carmalt, Mannir Walker and George West set out to borrow a boat. Dennis Smith with his lovely wife, Helen Trenholme of stage and c relared under a tree, while Dennis, who represe syndicate, would not allow his journ Captains who brought their vessels and verse . . . Politicians have piloted architect, we admired the grim determina procured two boats and loaded the beer. aboard. Five hours were spent ir sunburns acquired and the deli dressing room were experienced who bemoaned the modern day adventures for youth ... fancy Grar Among the forty-odd present Hungarian Legation; Mr. and Mr Laura Tuckerman; Charles Agle: Wilsons; Mary Montgomery; Victor Sutro and three of the Nunnery girls, Sarah Jenkins Smith. Ba bara Donald and Elisabeth Morison. Also Eric Purden, who is studying for the Foreign Service, lately returned from an exciting jaunt into the interior of Mongolia, where a passport is of little avail and a stray bullet is the s way out! Eric, incidentally, was there with a ty of intellect intent on | discovering more historical data pertaining to the great Genghis ~——RIZIK BROTHERS we had been of our d nate party history h 1 which Freddy ermelons. ice and us eating and vice versa, acies of a fish bin as a aves no thrills or dmother disrobing in a fish bin! de Balasy of the Elsie Ekengren; Bill McCome; the young Evans LT < OSSO, 1108 Conn. 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