Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1937, Page 23

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SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. 29, 1937 SOCIETY. Coronation of Egyptian King Will Be Celebrated at Legation T onight Officials and Diplomats Continue Entertaining DurifipfigflSummer Season Mme. Saito Hostess at Hot Springs—Egyp- tian Legation Will Be Scene of Reception Tonight. ME. SAITO, wife of the Japanese Ambassador, is entertain- ing several members of the Embassy staff and their wives at Woodland Cottage, at Hot Springs, Va., where she is spending the remainder of the Summer. The Charge d’Affaires of Egypt, Mr. Anis Azer, will entertain at a reception this evening in celebration of the coronation of . His Majesty King Farouk I. Senator William H. Smathers of New Jersey had as his guests at a dinner party at the Willard Tuesday night the new members of the Senate and the newly elected majority leader, Senator Alben ‘W. Barkley, and also Senator Sherman Minton of Indiana. Among the guests present were Senators Josh Lee of Oklahoma, Theodore F. Green, Rhode Island; Prentiss M. Brown, Michigan; Clyde L. Herring, Iowa; Charles O. Andrews, Florida; Claude Pepper, Florida; Edwin C. Johnson, Colorado; George L. Berry, Tennessee; Allen J. Ellender, Louisiana; Guy M. Gillette, Towa; H. H. Schwartz, Wyoming: James H. Hughes, Delaware, and Herbert E. Hitchcock of South Dakota. Representative Harold D. Cooley has returned to his apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel after spending several days in his home in Nashville, N. C. Representative Ralph Brm\ ter has returned to the Carlton Hotel after a week-end visit with his family in Maine. Representative Henry G. Teigan of Minnesota is at the Ward- man Park Hotel at the present time. The Assistant Financial Counselor of the Rumanian Lega- tion and Mme. Dimitriu left today for Baltimore to visit Judge and Mrs. John W. Bennatt, parents of Mme. Dimitriu, before starting on & motor trip to Maine. They will stop at York Beach for several days as the guests of Admiral and Mrs. Frank Hodges Clark before going to Rockwood to spend a month with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mack at their Summer home. Mr. and Mme. Dimitriu expect to return to Washington about the middle of September. Capt. and Mrs. Isaac Leonard Kitts with their three children; Maj. and Mrs. Adolphus W. Roffe, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Donald- son, who came from st William Moroney w &on Billy Moroney have recently arrived at Fort Myer. Others who have come from the Cavalry school at Fort Riley include Lieut. C. B. McClelland, jr., and Mrs. McClelland, and Lieut. James B. Quill, with Mrs. Quill. Capt. and Mrs. Henri A. Luebbermann of Fort Myer entertained ! et dinner Tuesday evening at t.ie Army-Navy Country Club. Dinner | was followed by dancing. Their guests included the Commandant of Fort Myer and Mrs. Jonathan M. Wainwright, Col. and Mrs. Fred W. Boye, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. John Alden Crane, Mrs. Millikin, wife of Lieut. Col. J. Millikin; Maj. and Mrs. Arthur P. Thayer, Maj. and Mrs. Adolphus W. Roffe, Capt. Robinette, Capt. and Mrs. L. G. Smith, Capt. and Mrs. John L. Hines, jr.. Charles Hancock Reed, Capt. and Mrs. Albert W. and Mrs. T. J. H. Trapnell, Capt. and Mrs. Capt. and M Johnson, Capt. Isaac Leonard Kitts, Leslie D. Carter, Mrs. Ruth Buchanan, Mrs. Sallie D. Chamberlin, Mr. Philip Cranford of West Virginia; Mr. Smith | Bowman and Mr. DeLong Bowman of Sunset Hills, Fairfax, Va. Comdr. and Mrs. R. W. Christie of South Joyce street, Arling- ton, with their daughter Miss Barbara Christie and young son Rich- ard Christie, will leave Tuesday for the naval base at Newport, R. I. where they will spend several days. Comdr. and Mrs. Christie will be the house guests of Comdr. and Mrs. F. G. Fahrion, and Miss Christie will be entertained by Miss Judith Davidson, daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. Davidson. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Charles P. Archambeault have as house guests at their home on South Lynn street, Oakcrest, Va., Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Bertram of Miami, Fla. Dr. and Mrs. Bertram are on their way home from an extended motor trip to Mexico, San Francisco, the air races at St. Louis, and a tour of the New England States. During their stay several parties are being arranged in their honor. Summer home in the Berkshires. Their trip also included a visit to Lot b - o | their little daughter, Eloise Richberg, #gain at their home in Kenwoo after an absence of several weeks, | %10 Is spending the Summer at & They drove to Massachusetts early | girls' camp in New Hampshire, and in July, where they attended a house {a drive through the New Hampshire party given by friends who have a | Notches and Vermont. . MILLER Have you all the shoes you want? WHY NOT? Look at the dramatic SALE VALUE in our Semi-Annual Sale Plenty of smart styles, but naturally not every size in every style. Richbergs Return Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richberg are COMPANION SALES of I. Miller Beautiful Hosiery and Handbags! COME IN AND COOL OFF! OUR SHOP IS AIR-CONDITIONED! 1222 F St. N.W. URING JULY AND AUGUST THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAYS " ation at Fort Leavenworth; Capt. and Mrs. | I their young daughter Molly Moroney and | | Mr. and Mrs. Auchin-! {of New Capt. Patrick H. Tansey, Capt. and Mrs. | Congress. MISS MARY LOUISE MILLER, Daughter of Representative and Mrs. John E. Miller, who {s re- maining in the Capital with her parents until the close of Residential Washington |, SocialNotes closs to Sail for Europe. R. AND MRS. HUGH D M AUCHINCLOSS will leave on the Normandie today a week | for Parls, where they will spend a few days. From there they will go o London, and then to Scot- land, where Mr. Auchincloss will have some grouse shooting. They will re- | main on the other side for about a | month. | Mrs. Auchincloss has just returned | from Newport. R. I, where last eve- ning Mrs. Auchincloss, sr, entertained at_a dinne " (Continued on Fourth Page) | | | Peyton Whitely, and Miss Gloria Gros- | inclosing a check for $120 from the | r_her young | gyests are being invited to this pre- | WM. ROSENDORF Camp to Benefit From Film Opening Wednesday Evening ll\g PEGGY MARY WHITELY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard venor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert | H. Grosvenor, will be among the young women who will assist at the Wash- ington premier of the film “The Toast York,” which will be given | Wednesday evening in R-K-O Keith's Theater at 9 o'clock. The perform- ance will be sponsored by the D. C Tuberculosis Association as a means | of financing the care of two tubercular children in the Summer camp at Bald | Eagle Hill This opportunity was brought to the attention of Mrs. Ernest R. Grant managing director of the association, yesterday in a letter from Mr, Hardie | Meakin, manager of Keith's Theater management so as to assure that two children chosen as the beneficiaries | may be taken at once to camp and thus to avoid the trouble and delay | of having tickets sold by the asso- | ciation. A large number of distinguished | miere of the picture, the story of ' “Washington's Leading Exclusive Furrier” 1215 G St. |and Mrs. MRS. COUZENS CHEWNING With her little daughter, Margo Anne. Mrs. Chewning and her daughter will return next week to their home in Birmingham, Mich. which centers around the high-finance career of the late Jim Fiske during the “gilded age” Civil War, and starring Edw nold, Frances Farmi and Jack Oakie. To atmosphere of the * nt has 2 Ided aze. anged wi to have a group of deb dressed in the costumes of gone period, who will arr rawn coach. accompanied by their escorts, and take their se: in a reserved section of the t Miss Gladys Marsh and Miss Mil- dred Shawalter also will take part in the opening benefit performance and | | will be seen that night in becoming costumes of the penod Return From Trlp Mr. and Mrs. Bennett W. King, Mr. period following the | before the performance | —Hessler Photos. Notables To Attend Festiv ali. Large Audience As- sured at Entertain- ment Wednesday:. NTERNATIONAL N ] NIGHT,” the | outstanding feature of the con- | vention of the Dancing Mas- ters of America, now in session at the Mayflower Hotel, | promises to | and Mrs. William A. Van Doren, Mr. | be a gala event, with members of the and Mrs. John Fielding Burns and Mr. | diplomatic corps and Government offi- | Charles Suter, all of the county, returned Monday from Roches- ter, N the wedding Saturday, July 24, of Mr. | Miss | mous in their own fie Merle Suter of Arlington and Marion Thayer. daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Charles Arthur Thayer of Roches- | thrilling dances ter. LOWEST No truer expression of wvalue could be possible theme of THE CAPITOL FUR SHOP SUMMER SALE . . . " | cials attending. {and the Philadelphia Ballet tainment Gold and the Lesl for the guests (See FESTIVAL, Page B-4) Catherine Littlefield _on A Miss Mary Ruth Hull, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lu- gene Hull, became the bride of Mr William Vinton Sowards of Takoma Park, son of Mrs. Forest Montgomery of Schroon Lake, N. Y. The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev o'clock. The church was attractively deco- rated with large baskets of white lilies and gladiolus with a background of palms and ferns Mr. Dale Corner at the organ sang several selections. The bride, who was given riage by her father, was lovel gown of white satin fashioned princess lines with high neckl buttons down the back and shaped to a point over the hands skirt was formed with a long and the tulle veil, which was arr in cap effect with a coron held in place with clusters of orange blossoms and a tiny wreath back, fell in long folds She carried e shower bouquet of white roses with srays of artimesia mar- in a on Draper of Mount Gilead, O wore a gown of peach taffeta with long flaring skirt and puffed sleeves, she carried a bouquet of talisman ros with biue delphin The little flower rene Ebbess, with her long dark ¢ w a frock of blue net with a sash of slender blue and pink ribbon The best man was Mr. Francis Meyer and the ushers were Mr. Lou Machlan, Mr. Park Dickey and Mr. Gordon Prenier A brief reception w vestry of the churct and Mrs. Sowards a white suit with p cessories, left for Atlant They will go to New Yor and to Lakes George and Champlain before returning through the Adiron- dacks. They will be at hom apartment Aat | koma Park, J held in the Mr. Herbert Hull of Brook | Miss Vivian Sowards bridegroom. and Mr. of Mount Van Horn of Lakeview, of the bridegroom Both Mr. and Mrs. Sowa | mer students at Washington ) ary College. Ohio, cousin e for- ssion- Bride and Bridegroom Arrive in Los Angeles. ‘ JORD has been received of the arrival in Los Angeles of Mr. n"d Bruce Thomas Benja married in Hilisdale, | Mrs were will be\dune 28 . where they went to attend | the highlight of the evening's enter-| v | but other stars, equally fa- | Joseph. Eric | 1l present | Miss Florence Evelyn Heal of Dr. and Mrs. John E. H Mr. Benjamin is the son of M daughter al Mrs. William A. Benjamin of Takoma | | Park, who were present at the wedd. AL SUMMER | Sole af%/u. 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PRETTY Summer wedding took | The wedding took place in the Hillse place Monday evening when | dale Presbyterian Church the Rev, Taylor G. Bunch officiating The bride who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white Chantilly lace over white satin and she carried a shower bouquet of roses. Her maid of honor was Miss Esther Maas of Battle Creek, Mich., and Miss Lois Benjamin, sister of the bride- groom, was one of the four brides maids. The best man was Dr. Howard G. Benjamin, cousin of the bridegroom After the reception which was held at the home of the bridi and Mrs. Benjamin went later leaving for Lo where Mr. Benjamin 1s a se College ¢f Medical Evan | Mr. and Mrs. Dunham To Reside in Takoma Park. MR AND MRS (,FRA'*) 0§CAR DUNHAM have Takoma Park a which took pl Altoon; Her only attendant was Miss Mildred | who | The bride before her marriage was | nd Mrs, George ma Park ng a and Mr. Milton of the bride, was the m left tmme- for Wash- e their home t 119 Willow avenue, is a gradu- c Miss Rice Chooses Her Wedding Date marriage of Miss Patrice Rice, 1 Mrs. Fred J. D. Howell, son George How- t as best man v a reception

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