Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1942, Page 47

THE SUNDAY Norwegian Prince Is In Canada Accompanied by Princess; Notes Of the Diplomats (Continued From Page D-1) will be entertained at the Embassy or by one or more members of the Embassy staff. The South American writer js making the trip to this country st the invitation of the Office of the Co-ordinator of Inter- American Affairs, of which Mr. Nel- son A. Rockefeller is the head, and will make a short tour of the country. Diplomatic Personnel i | Constantly Changing. on the entire stock of Saks Superb Furs formerly priced from $125 up =—including such popular and desirable furs as: SABLE BLENDED MUSKRAT MINK BLENDED MUSKRAT DYED BLACK PERSIAN PAW DYED BLACK PERSIAN LAMB'® NATURAL SHEARED BEAVER WAYS TO PAY: Regular Charge Account, Deferred Payment Plan, Lay-Away Plan. U 70 TWELFTH “ [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] L] [} Buy Defense STAMPS and STAMP Out the Axis! 4 ‘The constant changing in the per- sonnel of the Embassies and Lega- tions gives variety to the Washing- ton social scene, but keeps its resi- dents in a continuous state of saying au revoir to friends made and get- ting acquainted with new faces and personalities. The arrival of the newly appointed Minister of New Zealand and Mrs. Walter Nash is being anticipated by numbers in Washington, but no word has reached here of his departure from his homeland or of his choice of a date to start the long journey. Also, there is no word as to the selection of the members of the Legation staff, who probably will accompany the new envoy when he comes. ‘The Agency General of India, of which Sir Girja Shanker Bajpai is the head, will have a new member of the staff this week when Capt. D. Chaudhuri will come to Wash- ington. He will serve at the Agency General as PFirst Secretary, the staff to have the same setup in its ranks that a legation would have. Sir Girja Bajpal has the status of Minister, although he is not at the head of a legation. The work, how- ever, of those connected with the Agency General will be much the same as that of a legation. Also joining the staff of the Min- ister, Sir Girja, will be Mr. Jossleyn Hennessey, who will assume the work of Press Attache. Mr. and Mrs. Hennessey and their children are in New York and will come here shortly to take a houss for the re- mainder of the winter. Canadian Naval Attache Unpacking Furniture, The Naval Attache of the Cana- dian Legation and Mrs. Brodeur are busy these days unpacking their furniture and other household be- longings which arrived Friday from their home in Victoria, British Co- lumbia. The arrival of their own furnishings indicates that they will remain some time, which will be welcome news to the many friends they have made here. Commodore and Mrs. Brodeur gave up their apartment at 2301 Connecticut avenue and have taken quarters in the new building at 2800 ‘Woodley road. News comes to Washington from the former Air Attache of the Lega- tion, Air Commodore W. R. Kenny, and Mrs. Kenny, who are settled at Miami, Fla., for the winter season. The Kennys went South some weeks ago for the air commodore’s health, as the climate here was believed to be too severe for him after his se- rious illness of last summer and fall. Both Air Commodore and Mrs. Kenny are greatly missed, for they made a very wide circle of friends during their stay here since Com- modore Kenny arrived early in 1940 to establish the office of Military Attache as well as that of the Air Attache. Buy U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamp. these Custom-Manner suits of superfine menswear woolens Season-in, season-out wardrobe standbys. Suave, elegant suits that will wear for years. Custom-manner tailored for us by the finest suit maker in this country. Flawr on easy lines with perfection in fit guaran- teed by M. Pasternak impeccable fitting. Left: New tailleur in shadow stripe or mixture stripe worst or beiges. 69.95. baa IS reys, browns, blues. 79.95 Right: Softer detail suit in faint plaid—soft greys sl'ema,( STAR, MRS. PHILIP ANTONY TUMULTY. Her marriage to Dr. Tumulty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tumulty, took place yesterday afternoon in St. Matthew’s Cathe- dral. The bride is the former Miss Claire Cotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cotter—Underwood & Underwood Photo. Tumulty (Continued From Page D-1.) Johns Hopkins Medical School and 15 a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha Fraternities. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. James Kearney, jr, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kearney of Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. John Kearney and Miss Peggy Kearney of South Orange, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. John Kearney of Lawrenceville, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tumulty of Ramsey, N. J.; Col. and Mrs. P. H. Saddler of Westminster, Md., and Mrs. Ed- ward Donnelly of Boston. For traveling the bride wore a beige tweed suit with a mink coat, mink hat and brown accessories. Chevy Chase Women Plan Musical Tomorrow A musicale will be presented by the music section of the Woman's Club of Chevy Chase, Md., at 8 pm. | tomorrow at the club house, for | members and guests. Artists who will participate in- clude Jean Westbrook, violinist; Louis A, Potter, pianist; Ina Haltz- scheiter, soprano; Warren *W. Grimes, baritone, an@ Helen Grimes, accompanist. Special guests will include mem- bers of the Executive Board and their husbands. Those who will| pour are Mrs. Henry DeCoursey Adams, president of the club; Mrs. A. Finch, Mrs. Edgar F. Fowler and Mrs. Ralph W. Bonnett. Mrs. Andrew J. Snow will be in charge of the musical program; Mrs. Marshall C. Guthrie is general chairman and Mrs. George W. Kel- ley, jr., is chairman for the evening. The international relations sec- tion will meet Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. when Mrs. D. V. Sandifer, leader of a study group of the Maryland League of Women Voters, will speak on Latin America. A review of John Gunther’s “Inside Latin Amer- ica” will be given by Mrs. Mason Leming. ess cutting McKinley Program The Ohio Boclety will give its annual McKinley birthday anniver- sary celebration in the Shoreham Hotel at 8:30 o'clock Thursday. Senator Taft, president of the so- clety, will preside at the business session and Dr. 8. D. Shankland, vice president, will be in charge of the entertainment program. * Mr. Strickland Gillilan will tell some amusing incidents relating to the campaigns of President McKin- ley. The Glee Club of McKinley High School will also appear on the program, which will be followed by dancing. 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