Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1940, Page 28

B—4 =x S Recent Weddings Of Interest Miss Mary Murphy Becomes Bride of Mr. Buckingham (Continued From Page B-3.) Key, was gowned in turquoise blue tulle and carried Joanna Hill roses. Lt. Onnie Lattu was the best man and the ushers were Mr. Robert Weaver, brother of the bride, and Mr. Roc Colosimo. The ceremony took place in the drawing room before an improvised altar banked with white lilies, snap- dragons, palms and Cybotium ferns. At the reception the bride and bridegroom were assisted in receiv- ing by their parents. The bride’s mother wore dusty pink marqui- sette and a corsage of orchids and the bridegroom’s mother chose black lace, with which she wore a corsage of orchids. For traveling the bride wore a toast brown wool ensemble with brown accessories and kolinsky furs. After an extensive motor trip through the Southwestern States they will be at home at 758 South Ardmore avenue, Los Angeles. Among the out-of-town guests were Maj. and Mrs. Thomas Holland of Atlanta, Mrs. Ernest Cornell of Lakewood, Ohio; Mrs. Harry Heill- man and Mr. Leo McDonnell of De- troit, Mr. Ted Smith of San Fran- cisco and Mr. Ira Milton Jones of Milwaukee. The bride is a graduate of George Washington University and a mem- ber of Chi Omega. Mr. Holland is a graduate of the University of Cali- fornia and the Harvard School of Business Administration. He is a member of the Sigma Phi Sigma Fraternity. Miss Mary Bateman Wed to Mr. Freeland. Miss Mary E. Bateman, daughter of Mrs. Dora Bateman of Seat Pleas- ant, Md., and Mr. Donald Freeland, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Free- land of Wesley Heights, were mar- ried April 24 at 4 p.m. in the Park- side Methodist Church in Baltimore. The Rev. Mr. Delaplane officiated and only members of the immediate families were present. After their return to Washington Mr. and Mrs. Freeland will make their home at Macomb Gardens, 3725 Macomb | street N.W. | Mrs. C. S. Alden Will Entertain Mrs. Charles Stuart Alden will entertain #omorrow at luncheon in honor of Dr. Joel E. Goldthwait and Dr. Lloyd T. Brown of Boston. The luncheon will precede the lec- tures the visiting doctors will give at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow at Mrs. Alden’s home. Mrs. George F. Becker will en- tertain for the speakers at dinner following the lecture. Her guests will be a group of doctors, who will discuss the national education pro- gram for the prevention of arth- ritis. Mrs. J. M. Souby Lunch Hostess Mrs. James M. Souby and her daughter, Miss Marjorie Souby, were hostesses at luncheon today, en- tertaining in their apartment at 2101 Connecticut avenue. Mr, and Mrs. Souby and their family, re- cently from Omaha, Nebr., came to | live in Washington and have with them Mrs. Souby's mother, Mrs. E. L. Berry, who was among the guests at the luncheon today. Other guests included Mrs. Henry A. Fowler, her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harry R. Fowler, and the lat- ter’s sister, Miss Barbara Bolling; Mrs. Carl Joerissen and her daugh- ter, Miss Kay Joerissen; Mrs. Louis F. Peak. Mrs. Russell S. Fleming, Mrs. Allen B. Reed and Miss Annis Reed. | Prices to Be Hosts Former United States Minister to Panama and Mrs. William Jennings Price will be hosts at dinner this evening. OCIETY. THE EvVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940. Elinor Broughton And Dr. Etienne To Marry May 11 The marriage of Miss Elinor Courtney Broughton to Dr. Wol- cott Loweree Etienne will take place May 11 at 8 o'clock in St. Andrew’s Church at College Park, Md. Miss Broughton will have as her maid of honor her cousin, Miss Margaret Holmes of College Park, and her other attendants will be Mrs. Winton Woods of . Berwyn, Md,, and Mrs. Paul Pef- fer of Bethesda. Mr. Dorion Etienne will be best man for his brother and the ushers will be Mr. Winton Woods, Mr. Paul Peffer, Dr. Harold Sis- son and Mr. Barnett Broughton, brother of the bride-elect. Miss Broughton is the daugh- ter of Dr. L. B. Broughton, dean of the college of arts and sciences, University of Maryland, and Mrs. Broughton. Dr. Etienne is the son of Mrs. Arthur Etienne ot Berwyn. Sacred Heart League To Hold Card Party Next Week The annual card party of the League of the Sacred Heart, which will be held in the parish hall of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Wednes- day at 8 o'clock, will feature musical entertainment, a musical quiz, bridge and other card games. Heads of the various committees on arrangements include Miss Fran- ces McDonald, Miss Marguerite Mahany, Miss Bessie Dodson, Mrs. Elizabeth E. Werner, Mrs. Marie Cranston, Mrs. William Morris, Miss Mary Lane, Mrs. Margaret Scanloa, Mrs. Robert Tonlin, Mrs. Sadie A. Craigen and Mrs. Catherine J. Rup- pert. Patrons include the Italian Am- bassador, Don Ascanio dei Principi Colonna; the French Ambassador, Count de Saint-Quentin; the Span- ish Ambassador, Don Juan Fran- cisco de Cardenas; the Ambassador of Chile, Don Alberto Cabero; the Ambassador of Brazil, Senhor Carlos Martins; the Ambassador of Argen- tina, Don Felipe A. Espil; the Min- Ister of El Salvador, Dr. Don Hector David Castro; the Minister of Hon- duras, Dr. Don Julian R. Caceres, and the Minister of Nicaragua. Dr. Don Leon de Bayle; Judge Ellen K. Raedy, the Right Rev. Msgr James A. Smyth, the Rev. Ronald J. Fannon, the Rev. John S. Spence, the Rev. Lawrence Wempe and the | Rev. Paul Repetti. s K;Irs. Martin Heads 20th Century Club Mrs. Montgomery Given Jubilee Year Volume Mrs. Lawrence Martin was unan- Twentieth Century Club yesterday to succeed Mrs. Edward B. Mont- gomery, who has completed her two- year term. The last year of Mrs. Montgomery's administration was marked by numerous programs cele- brating the club’s golden anniver- sary, Mrs. Martin is the wife of Col. Martin, head of the Division of Maps of the Librdry of Congress. She is a graduate of Vassar College, holds a master’s and a doctor's de- ‘|gree from the Chicago University and has won considerable recogni- tion as scientists, She assisted her husband while he was geographer at the Institute of Politics, Williams- town, Mass., where she conducted an open confererce on the sov- ereignty of the polar regions. She is a member of the Society of Wom- en Geographers and of the Wash- ington Club and has been deeply in- terested in the Parent-Teacher As- sociation and in public welfare work. Other new officers elected were: Mrs. Alfred H. Brooks, vice presi- dent; Mrs. William T. Clerk, cor- responding secretary; Mrs. Mont- gomery, Mrs. E. Winston Holt, Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith, Mrs. William W. Husband and Mrs. D. Agnew Greenlees, directors. Mrs. Montgomery was presented by Mrs. Smith with & bound volume, containing records of the club’s ac- tivities during the golden jubilee year. A similar volume will be pre- sented to Dr. George Bowerman of the Public Library. At the last meeting of the board of directors | Mrs. Montgomery was presented (with a silver bowl by members of | the board in appreciation of her work. It was unanimously voted yester- day to amend the charter, granted | the club in 1890, when it was in- | corporated for “50 years” to read, | “the term for whieh the society is| | organized shall be perpetual.” The meeting yesterday was the last this season, although commit- JOSEPH R. HARRIS . . . THE Qfir OF STYLE IN WASHINGTON "AIR-WAY AYON JERSEY HERE IS NEWNESS! The pleat- ed skirt has inserts of MESH— the braided belt is distinctly new and smart—the tailored idea is emphasized by contrasting piping. White ond Navy, White and Black, -also Eggshell and Brown. Sizes 12 to 40. THIRD FLOOR. Jersey by Wm. Helle: ; 't 295 SPRING for Women and Misses Drastically Reduced to $28 $35 345 16.95 Charge Accounts Invited COATS imously elected president of the! i glee club. tee meetings will be held through- out this month. It was voted to hold all meetings next season again in Barker Hall, at the Y. W. C. A, the first to be held October 3. Catholic Daughters Will Entertain at Walter Reed Court District of Columbia, No. 212, Catholic Daughters of America, will entertain patients of Walter Reed Hospital tonight at 7:30 pm. in the Red Cross Building. The pro- gram will consist of a sketch by members of the Black Friars Guild, piano solos by Victor Neale, singing by the Catholic Daughters’ Glee Club and vocal solos by Miss Edna Roach, Mrs, Lorraine Brown and Mrs. Marie Cooke, director of the Miss May Barrett is chairman. The members will attend the Na- tional Communion Day mass which will be offered for peace in the world at 8 am. Sunday at the Franciscan Monastery. Breakfast will follow at Pilgrimage Hall. The chairman is Miss Anne Doyle of the Broadmoor Apartments, who is handling res- ervations. Among the guests will be a troop of Junior Catholic Daughters and their counselor from Bergen, N.J. The court recently appropriated $100 to assist in the celebration of the diamond jubilee of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Officers will be elected at the busi- ness meeting Tuesday in the Willard Hotel. The grand regent, Miss Josephine H. Walsh, will be in charge. Arrangements have been complet- ed for a one-day retreat on Mother’s Day at the Washington Retreat House. The Rev.James McGuckin, a Marist missioner, will be the retreat master. Mrs. Margaret B. S. Smith is accepting reservations. Phi Mu Dance Beta Alpha Chapter of Phi Mu Sorority will hold its final spring formal dance tonight at 10 o'clock at the Hay-Adams House. 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