Soda. "I I Features for I Capita., S°g.ETY JECTI°^. ^ H;gh Li^ts 1 ^UttdatJ PtSlf W°men Prrt 3—14 Page* "j"_WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1935._ Attractive Families Lend Interest to Society in the Nation’s Capital

Mrs. Francis L. Spalding, daughter of the Minister of Austria, Mr. Edgar Mrs. Emmet C. Gudger, wife of Capt. Gudger, U. S. N., with their daughters. Ellen (right) and Gloria. Mrs. Harry D. Hummer, jr., with Yvonne Ruth, wife and daughter of Lieut, Prochnik, with her children, Loranda and Francis L. in Lieut, and Mrs. Stephanie Spalding, jr. is on at the navy Mrs. is the daughter of the late Senator Thomas J. Hummer, who is note on duty at the navy yard this city. Mr. and Mrs. and their children are the in Capt. Gudger duty yard* Gudger Spalding visiting former's parents — —B»cbr»cb rboto. Hams-**m* mmo. Boston. —Hessler-Henderson Photo Walsh of Montana, and uas her father’s official hostess for some time. Hummer make their home at 3600 Connecticut avenue. —----" --*

Thanksgiving now being a holiday nac, N. Y„ having lived In Washing- Residential circles In Washington i velvet, a coronet of tunc and carried of the past, society turns its attention ton for many years after their mar- are interested in the wedding of Miss a bouquet of white chrysanthemums. to Christmas shopping, festivities and riage. The bridegroom's father, Mr. Mary Warner Cooke, daughter of Mrs. Her only attendant was her sister. a of holidays. Seldom has there been so Thomas Blagden, was born at Argyle, Levi Cooke and the late Mr. Cooke, Miss Clare Dunn, who wore gown a velvet hat gay a “little season" as the one in the family home, which was a large and Mr. George Lewis Jones, jr., son green velvet, with gold of bronze the midst of which society finds it- estate occupying much of the ground of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Jones, which and her bouquet was chry- John A. of self today. The days since November between Takoma Park and Chevy took place yesterday afternoon at 5 santhemums. Mr. Murphy this w'as the best man. Mrs. Dunn, first have been filled with entertain- Chase. Argyle had all the luxury of o’clock in the Bethlehem chapel of city mother of the bride, wore a gown of ments, the debutantees holding the Its day and boasted Its own deer the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. center of the stage. There are only park. Paul. The ceremony was performed black crepe with a corsage bouquet of in days before the official season will ] Former Secretary of State and Mrs. by the Rev. Ze Barney Phillips, rec- gardenias. Immediately after a wedding break- open with the dinner to the cabinet. Frank B. Kellogg are well settled in tor of the Church of the Epiphany fast the bride and bridegroom left for W'hich the President and Mrs. Roose- j the home of former President and and chaplain of the Senate officiated a They will be at home velt will give December 11, the re- Mrs. Hoover, on S street, after several assisted by the Rev. A. J. McCartney, wedding trip. after December 15 in Flint. Mich. ception to the diplomatic corps the years' absence from Washington. They pastor, of the Church of the Coven- the out-of-town guests were only other state function before the are being welcomed again to Wash- ant. Among Miss Fahey of Pittsburgh and first of the year. And the official en- ington by the large circle of personal The bride was escorted by her uncle, Agnes Thomas Cronin of New Haven. tertaining at the White House will be friends they made here, not only while Mr. Hamilton Warner of Philadelphia. j Mrs. Conn. completed February 18. a week before members of the cabinet circle, but who also gave her in marriage. She the curtain of Ash Wednesday and while they were, no less im- chose for her wedding a becoming perhaps, A simply but prettily arranged wed- the forty days of sack cloth and ashes portant in the senatorial less of white fashioned on circle, if gown satin, ding took place yesterday morning at falls on Lent will in rank. Mr. and Mrs. were lines. The neckline was society. begin Kellogg simple 9 o’clock when Miss Frances Virginia 26 next year with Easter on in the limited the finished with a collar of rose February company attending high Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 12. a late Easter sea- celebration in honor of Andrew Car- and the sleeves were April moderately point lace, Fulton R. Gordon, and Mr. James son giving enough time for all the negie. where met old and the they many long tight fitting, flaring Edward Elgin, son of Mr and Mrs. the wish before friends i»d festivity worldly may associates, and each day skirt terminating in a wide train in Richard Elgin of Washington, and the penitential season. or so they are hosts to small com- the back. The bride wore a veil grandson of State Senator George Tru- The President and Mrs. Roosevelt panies at informal parties, of rose lace, arranged Mrs. renewing antique point man Clagett Gray and the late •xpect to have a house for started here or abroad. a and held In were party friendships in coronet, place by Gray of Charles County. Md.. Christmas and the Mrs. Guests of the holidays. charge d'affaires of clusters of orange blossoms. She car- married in the home of the bride s James Roosevelt, mother of the Presi- Mexico, Senor Don Luis on which was Quintanilla, ried a small prayer book, parents, the Rev. Manly officiating and his Mrs. J. who heard the dent, sister-in-law, Orquesfa Tipica de fastened a white orchid, and from The couple were attended by Mr. will arrive in time Policia de Maestro Roosevelt Roosevelt, Mexicano, Miguel which fell a shower of lilies of the and Mrs. Richard Elgin, jr. They for Christmas and of the Lerdo de so eve, others Tejada, conductor, were valley. will be at home after December 15 on family who are expected are Mr. and delighted with the work of the 70 mu- Miss Virginia Cooke, sister of the Forty-ninth street northwest. Mrs. John Bqettiger of New York, sicians that a concert has been ar- bride, was the maid of honor, wear- for Mrs. Samuel Brink aon-in-law and daughter of the hosts; ranged this evening In Constitu- ing a gown of renaissance red velvet, Mr. and Joseph the of their Mrs. Boettiger's children. Anna Eleanor tion Hall. The 70 musicians, each a made with a medieval gold collar ley announce marriage Dali wear their and Curtis Roosevelt Dali, and soloist, native colorful, pic- and a Juliet cap of gold mesh. She (See NUPTIALS, Page 10.) Mr. Franklin Delano and their Roosevelt, jr., turesque costumes, music, carried a bouquet of yellow calla lilies,, and Mr. John Roosevelt, youngest sons although native and typically Spanish, tied with gold ribbons. has none of the Chief Executive and Mrs. of the monatony which many The bride’s other attendants were Miss De Mauduit Roosevelt. programs of Latin-America and Span- Miss Frances Miss Mary | Truxton. Mr. and Mrs. Hill and their little Carter, The only festivities ish music are apt to have. The "Or- Mrs. William G. Hill, with her children, Margaret, William G. Hill, jr„ and baby Mary L. Gore of Guest at Tea 1 planned duringj H»rru-*wm« photo. White and Mrs. Philip oday the the President and Mrs. questa" the school have a home on River near Bethesda, Md. holidays by i accompanied high family charming road, Washington and Miss Katherine Grib- Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman will en- are a children's students from Mexico who Roosevelt party Satur- City, bel of Philadelphia. Their gowns were tertain at tea this afternoon from 4 December and the usual formed the foot ball team which day, 28, I also of dark red velvet, fashioned on to 6:30 o'clock in her home, Tuxeden. with friends played a team from Central family parties personal j High simple lines with gold collars. They in Edgemoor in compliment to Miss School Christmas eve and Christmas night. Friday. also wore gold mesh Juliet caps and Yolande de Mauduit, debutante —--- Morgenthaus Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt and • ■ — Weddings James S Prelate To Be Guest carried yellow calla lilies. daughter of Mrs. Griffin de Mauduit. their daughter, Sarah Delano Roose- with Miss de Mauduit Mr. William clones ucai moil Sharing honors velt, have made no decision on their Senorita Patterson Tuckerman, daugh- Will Return and the ushers were Mr. Robert Olney. will be Miss Emily Christmas plans although, according Of Future and Mrs. Eliot Tuckerman Mr. Philip L. Gore and Mr. Charles ter of Mr. to their custom in former Feted Tomorrow Ambassador and Will Be niece of Mr. Wal- years, they Lady Lindsay Dickerson of Washington: Mr. H. '■ of New York, and a would Christmas with Mrs. is a debutante spend Senorita Zoe Patterson, daughter of Massie Smoot of New York, Mr. | ter R. Tuckerman, who Roosevelt's parents, Dr. and Mrs. the of will Hosts to of York. This Week York this Winter. Assisting Ambassador Cuba, be the Announced Archbishop George Powell of Baltimore and the in New Cushing, in Boston, but they may re- guest of honor at a tea and kitchen Conn. Mrs. Tuckerman will be Miss Mary ( Ambassador Mr. and Mrs. Prank H. Simonds, Mr. I Rev. Carter Gillls of Hartford, main In New York where are | His Britannic Majesty’s of New York, who they shower tomorrow afternoon from 5 to A was held after the cere- Delafield Finch and will be hosts at a Lynch Luquer. Mrs. Henry C. Corbin. reception the home of Mr. Roose- 7 which Mrs. Robert Lady Lindsay Mrs. was last season, and with occupying city o’clock, Whitivy Miss Breckin- of the Secretary and mony In the home of the bride's presented Dudley dinner In honor of Most Miss Patten, M. Bernard Pay house velt’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Imbrie will in her home at Saturday Miss Tuckerman will be the give 1016 de France; the first secretary mother on Wyoming avenue. Mrs. Roosevelt and their small Rev. and Right Hon. William Temple, College Home of the hostess. Others assisting daughter Sixteenth street. Will be Bride M. Dern Expected Cooke wore a gown of black velvet, guest ridge D. D„ of York, and Mrs. of the French Embassy. Roger Miss Will remain in Fort Worth. Assisting the hostess will be Mme. Archbishop with full sleeves and will be Senorita Amellta Alfaro, to arrive Gaucheron and his sister, Mile. Simone fashioned Bishop Debutantes continue Temple, who are expected Miss Emily Davis, will to hold ! Peter. Senora de Alfaro, wife of the Mr. Neil Robinson. December 15. and a buckle of antique Angelica Lloyd, tomorrow for a visit Gauc heron. By having clips the until after the Christ- Minister In Washington Miss Frances Andrews, Miss Miriam limelight of Panama; Mrs. Henry and gold. Her shoulder bouquet was of Mrs. E. L. D. Breckenridge an- ; of two weeks or more. His grace will The Secretary of the Treasury Miss mas holidays, a number coming from Wilder Mrs. Jones, mother of Scott, Miss Marguerite Hagner, Keyes, Representative Virginia her Brazil and are ex- pink Camelias. nounces the engagement of daugh- conduct a conference for clergy at The Ambassador of Mrs. Henry Morgenthau. jr., Miss Margaret Mc- college to be presented at that time. j Jenckes, Mrs. Sol Bloom, Senora de the also wore black velvet Virginia Rodgers, son their the first bridegroom, Not in ter Dudley to Mr. Neil Robinson, the College of Preachers from Decem- Senhora de Aranha and family pected back In Washington Neal and Miss Eleanor Flood, who are many years has there been a Baron, Senora de Echegaray, Senora and a shoulder bouquet of orchids. of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Robinson of her 9 to December 14 and will speak will be back in the Capital today from of the week. They are at their, farm and from more interesting group of “buds” de Patterson, sister-in-law of the hon- Jones and his bride left debutantes of this season, went for Later Mr. from the Charleston, W. Va. next Sunday at the Washington Philadelphia, where they went yester- at Ptshkill. N. Y., where they last season’s group of buds Mile. residential circles, young or guest; Mrs. Will Leanord Lowrie, on their wedding trip. They will sail Miss Breckenridge is a graduate of Cathedral. day to attend the Army-Navy game. Thanksgiving. Miss Susanne Hill, women whose mothers were de- Mrs. John Franklin Carter, Jr.; Senora j Tuesday aboard the Manhattan for Valerie Prochnik, Holton Arms School and of Smith The English-Speaking Union will Elizabeth Walker, Miss Martha butantes in the same year. And so de Alcadies, a guest at the Cuban Em- Europe, and will make their home in Miss Her father. E. L. D. at a luncheon in his honor Mr. The Secretary of War and Mrs. far as gayety is concerned there have ! Mrs. C. Julian College. Capt. entertain The Ambassador of Turkey, where Mr. Jones is in Davidge and Miss Stelita Stapleton. bassy; Wheeler, for- late at their Athens, Greece, Breckenridge, was a son of the Tuesday at the Willard. Mehmet Munir will join George H. Dern are expected the tea the ladies been very few such gay “little sea- merly Miss Dor&ndo Putman, a child- Ertegun, the foreign commerce service. Follownig young Mrs. Cabell home on Rittenhouse street December tons” since the administration hood friend Ma], Gen. and Joseph Mme. Ertegun at the embassy this assisting and their escorts will be of the of Senorita Patterson; the Mrs. Jones is a graduate of the Na- Breckenridge of this city and Lexing- The Ambassador of Argentina and after several In 15. They are en route from Mrs. Tuckerman at ••flrst” Roosevelt, who attracted so Mrs. William S. Mrs. evening spending days tional School for Girls and guests of Mr. and Culbertson, P. < the Cathedral ton. Ky. Her mother is a daughter Senora de Espll will return to the New York. Philippines, where they attended many of the wealthy New Yorkers Lee Phillips, Mrs. W. E. Patterson of Bryn Mawr College. She was pre- supper. of the late Mr. and Mrs. William P. Capital this evening from New York, Inaugural ceremonies of the Philippines Tuckerman went to New who were "smart” socially. Although French, Mrs. Robert Dulaney Cumin sented to society several seasons ago, | Miss Ruth Mattingly of Washington. where they spent the Thanksgiving Commonwealth. to attend the Knicker- the late former President Theodore and Miss Rabino. Senora de Castillo Najera, wife of and is a member of the Junior League. I York yesterday Mr. Robinson attended the Episco- with her Roosevelt and his Senorita Patterson and Mr. Ernest holidays. the Ambassador of Mexico, entertained ! Jones was from bocker ball last evening and interesting family Univer- The General and Mrs. Mr. graduated pal High School and Lehigh of the Mexican foot ball Attorney Miss Emily Tuckerman, whose attracted them, the charm of Wash- Schlatter, attache of the Legation of The Ambassador of Prance and the members \ back Harvard with the class of 1929 and cousin, Homer S. Cummings are expected will return Switzerland, will be sity. team and that of Central High School,1 later Christ's In guest she was yesterday, ington has kept many of them here married Monday, Mme. de Laboulaye entertained at latter of the attended College Cam- The wedding will take place in the In the Capital the part the tea. Miss Alice or December 16, in the the and the Orquesta Tipica Mexicana, at For two he today in time for brought them back each Winter. embaasy, dinner last evening in honcft- of the The General is at bridge, England. years Spring in Lexington, Ky. j after- week. Attorney Noel Tuckerman, youngest daughter Two prominent families of “old” apostolic delegate, his excellency, the Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans an informal reception Thursday was In London, and from there was I Pinehurst, N. C., and Mrs. Cummings wa» Most Rev. noon. to in Cairo. For of Mr. and Mrs. Tuckerman. Washington were united when Miss Cicognani, officiating. Mr*. Henry J. Thomas of Wash- Hughes. The other guests were the Miss Ann Callaghan in assigned duty Egypt. will is the guest of those at the game Woodworth and Mr. and Buffalo. N. Y.. announces of and Mrs. The Prquesta Tipica Mexicana the last year and a half he has been among Army-Navy Mary Bradley ington Secretary Agriculture New York. in a concert this in Constitu- stationed in yesterday, going to Philadelphia Henry Harrison Blagden were mar- the engagement and approaching Henry A. Wallace, the Minister of give evening Washington. tion Hall at 9 o’clock. the morning and returning last eve- ried Thanksgiving day. The bride, a Mrs. Wheeler Will marriage of her daughter, Gladys Switzerland and Mme. Peter, the The Postmaster General, Mr. James GaMe-Dunn Wedding ning. daughter of Mrs. Thomas Bradley and Irene Prances, to Mr. Paul Vincent Minister of the Union of South Africa A. Parley, will be joined in Washington Wed Mr. Yesterday Morning. Miss de Mauduit, who was presented the late Mr. Bradley, Is a member Marbury Finegan. The wedding will take place and Mrs. Close, the Minister of Greece, The Minister of Sweden and Mme. early next week by Mrs. Farley, who The of Miss at a tea by her mother, Mrs. Griffin da of that family to which belonged The marriage of Mrs. Charles in December. Mr. Demetrios Slciliano6; Mr. Justice Bostrom will leave Washington today will come for the cabinet dinner at marriage Mary Dunn, of Mrs. Thomas J. to Mauduit, given at the National Wom- Bradley Farms, now the site of the Yandes Wheeler to Mr. William L. Miss Thomas Is a recent graduate and Mrs. Pierce Butler, the charge ; by motor to spend about two weeks in the White House, Wednesday, De- daughter Dunn, Mr. James Dennis Gable of Flint, an’s Country Club, is a granddaugh- annual National Capital Horse Show, Marbury of Baltimore will take Qjace of the George Washington University. d'affaires of Poland and Mme. St. Louis and New Orleans. cember 11. | Mich., took place yesterday morning ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Eugene and for which Bradley Hills and Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock In She is a member of Alpha Delta Theta Sokolowska, the counselor of the The Minister of Paraguay and Senora Senator and Mrs. James Hamilton at S o'clock in St. Martin's Church, Griffin. Her mother as Mias Priscilla Bradley Lane were named. Mr. Blag- the Church of the Epiphany, the Rev. Sorority and the Newman Club. Rumanian Legation and Mme. Flor- de entertained at luncheon: Lewis, who have been abroad since the Rev. Michael J. Riordan officiat- Griffin and was a debutante in Wash- den’s Mr. Finegan is the son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren, Bordenave family were equally prominent I Dr. Ze Barney Phillips officiating. escu, will sail and one of at the honor of the adjournment of JCongress. ing. a ington not mint years ago In his Mr. and close friends wilk Mrs. James N. Finegan of city. Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew, AMr. and Thursday legation i£ j Washington, parents, and , Only relatives tl^s buds of her season. " I MORGENTHAUS, Page ia.) The bride won a gown of white the most populfj l£s. Thomas Blagden of Upper Sara- witness the ceremony. (See WEDDINGS, Page f.) Mrs. Williamson, Mr. U. Grsit Smith, (See DIPLOMATIC, PfigeUT) (See