Notes From the Social Calendar of and Its Environs 1 Washington" ■ 1 ... ■ .— ..n | uas.' ■-J-' ... -i ■■ <9F Mrs. Roosevelt Returns Is Given Announced Residential Party 4 Weddings To Park After Hyde At Brazil’s Miss Caroline McMillen Wed Society in Stay in New York | To Mr. Fairbanks. Embassy HE wedding of MiM Caroline MIm Bertha Dennison Wed The News May McMillen and Mr. Philip To Dr. W. F. Brooks. Merrill Fairbanks of Swiss Minister Off to See New Washing- rTHE wedding of Mias Bertha E. Den- cT ton was performed by Dr. Fred- Charge Affaires nison to Dr. William Franklin G. U. Dean to Go erick Brown Harris, pastor, at the Grandson—Will Remain Brooks was held Sunday in All Soul's Honors of Foundry Methodist Church Captain Episcopal Memorial Church. The bride, who To Waterford at 5 o’clock The church for yesterday. was given in marriage by her father, Away Holiday. was decorated with palms, ferns and Training Ship. wore an ivory satin gown with a For Address. baskets of regal lilies mixed with other ROOSEVELT has returned to her home at Park after a square neckline and a train. Her Hyde brief By PHYLLIS THOMPSON. flowers. long in New anthony j. scullen stay York. With her at Hyde Park are her son and daughter- tulle veil was held with a spray of JOAQUIM DE SOUSA Mr. Robert N. McMillen, the bride's in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Delano orange blossoms. She wore a pearl of the Catholic University Roosevelt, Jr. father, gave her in marriage. MRS. d'Affaires of heirloom and carried white or- has gone to Waterford, N. Y„ Mr. and LEAO, Charge pin Mrs. John Boettiger, son-in-law and of the Her was of white frosted or- daughter gown and where he will address the President and Brazil, carried on in chids lilies of the valley. Dean Mrs. Roosevelt, who with Mrs. Boettiger’s perfect gandy trimmed with ruffles children, Anna SENHOR pleated Her was class of Waterford Dali only attendant her cousin, graduating High and Curtis Roosevelt Dali, came East for the of Mr. style yesterday in the absence of and shirring on the short sleeps. wedding Mrs. Wilton Arthur Smith, who wore School. He was accompanied by his John Roosevelt and Miss Ann Clark, are en route to his Her flnger-tip-length veil was fastened Lindsay their Seattle home. Ambassador, Senhor Mario de Pi- white mousseline de sole with a blue daughter, Miss Elizabeth Scullen, who They will stop in Detroit for a brief by a coronet. She wore a diamond visit before continuing their Western mentel Brandao, when he was host at velvet sash. On the taffeta under- will visit friends in Troy, Little Falls an the Journey. necklace, heirloom in bride- and before to her the A tea dance skirt .were forget-me-nots and pink Syracuse returning Embassy. was given groom’s family, and an amethyst roses held with blue velvet bows. She home in Brookland, D. C. The there in honor of the captain of the bracelet, the bridegroom’s gift. Miss Swiss Minister, M. Marc Peter, has gone to Cambridge, Mass., where carried an old-fashioned bouquet of he Brazilian training Almlrante Sal- Peggy McMillen, sister of the bride Dr. Paul Schwarz, the former Ger- will spend the day with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ship pansies. Georges and maid of honor, was in pink or- man Consul, and Mrs. Schwarz ara Peter, where he will make the acquaintance of his first bom danha, Comdr. Washington Perry de The little flower girl was the bride's grandson, several gandie with a pink tulle hat. She spending a vacation at the MontaUk weeks ago. The Minister will Almeida and the officers and cousin, Dorothy Smith, who wore an join Mme. Peter in their cottage at Cohasset, midship- carried a bouquet of garden flowers. Manor, Montauk Beach, Long Island. for the old-fashioned dress of white ruffles Mass., week end and holiday and return here the middle of next men. The bride was attended also by Mrs. week! trimmed with a sash of blue satin. In the Theodore Pearson, Miss Adele Meriam, Miss Helen Belt and Miss Audrey imposing mansion, one-time She carried a basket of rose petals. The Danish Minister and Mme. Wadsted have returned from Mrs. George Ashworth and Mrs. Rob- Belt are spending the holiday week Wilmington residence of Mrs. Robert Patterson and The was held on the and wedding thirty- end at their summer home in Wild- Chester, where they attended the celebration of the of the ert N. McMillen, 3d. Mrs. Pearson tercentenary of Mr. and Mrs. third wedding aniversary of the bride's founding of those colonies. ^ater S. Kent Legare, and Miss Meriam were in yellow or- wood, N. J. parents. Her mother wore a white ! lends itself nicely to such gatherings. gandie gowns similar to that of the gown and a corsage of yellow roses, i Mrs. James H. Ferry, her two The Minister Immediately by the front door our maid of honor with hats of yellow of Finland and Mme. Jarnefelt entertained at luncheon in I Dr. Brooks' mother wore a blue chiffon Anna and Ellen tulle. Mrs. Ashworth and Mrs. Mc- daughters, Mary the Carlton room handsome host and with him of the Carlton Hotel today in honor of the Finnish Minister received, print gown and a corsage of pink and her mother, Mrs. E B. Millen wore blue organdie. Ferry, of Foreign Affairs and Mme. Holsti. The of State stood the Naval Attache and his roses. After the reception at the Fouke, will leave today to spend the Secretary and Mrs. Hull were All the attendants carried bouquets among the Shoreham Dr. and Mrs. Brooks left summer in Los Angeles with Mrs. ranking guests. charming, petite wife, Senhora de Reis, of garden flowers. for Nova Scotia. Fouke’s Mrs. C. Kahlert. and Comdr. de Almeida. Senhora de Mrs. Robert McMillen. the bride’s sister, The bride’s costume was The Minister of the Dominican and Senora traveling Republic de Pastoriza left Reis wore the coolest of mother, wore a corsage of pink roses white em- a white sports dress. Miss Margaret Baxter entertained yesterday for Virginia Beach, where they are spending the week end and with her blue lace gown and white holiday broidered frocks with a Sunday at her home at dinner in organdy long, ■ --— at the Cavalier Hotel. accessories. The ■ --• bridegroom's mother, honor of Miss Marian Townslev, who full skirt and trimmings of blue rib- Mrs. a Joseph Fairbanks, wore flow- sailed for on the Normandie bons and Senator David rosebuds, her husband and ered chiffon gown with a of Jonas Lewis I. Walsh of Massachusetts is at his apartment at the corsage Mrs. F. this week. loiter, the guests enjoyed the visiting commander attired, quite roses. Carlton Hotel. nautical and stunts. in uniforms games naturally, of spotless white. The bridegroom, whose father is Col. Wed in Hartford. In the room to drawing the right of Joseph Fairbanks, had as best man The friends of Mrs. Fedora Miss Margaret H Clark, daughter Representative and Mrs. Robert L. who remained many Doughton, in Washing- the front door music blared forth as Mr. James ton after the Robertson, jr„ of Washing- Jonas Lewis will be interested to learn of Mr. and Mrs. W A. Graham Clark adjournment of Congress, have just returned to North Sidney and his men for the Carolina, played ton. Mr. H. E. Johnson of Wash- of her marriage to Mr. Albert New- of Chevy Chase, will sail July 7 on where they will spend the summer, to N. dancing. Beyond, the was filled going Sparta. C., from here. Repre- garden ington, Mr. Philip Fouke of St. Louis, fleld of Hartford, Conn., which took the He de France for a six-week Euro- sentative Doughton has fully recovered from his recent with the "older set,” who seated them- illness and plans to Mo.; Mr. Edward Rowan of New place Thursday afternoon in Hartford. pean tour. travel in the western of the MISS RUTH selves comfortably at small tables or part State with Mrs. Doughton later in the season. SCHOENEMAN. York City, and Mr. Robert McMillen, Their Miss Daughter of Deputy Commissioner Internal Revenue and Mrs. gathered around the buffet. daughter, Reba Doughton. who is remaining in town for the of 3d. brother of the bride, served as George J. Schoeneman. who have announced her to Prominent present at their apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel, will her engagement among the guests were ushers. join parents Mr. Charles W. Adams Ga. for a of Dublin, The wedding will take the Commandant of the Navy Yard The bride's parents gave a shortly visit, returning to Washington off and on the summer. reception during place in September. —Brooks at their Dix Photo. and Mrs. George T. Pettengill, the home for the bridal party and Dorothy Says-— The Panama latter as always gay arid friendly. I their families following the ceremony. Charge d'Affaires. Senor Don Juan E. was Briceno, Joined with The house was decorated in Senora de Seated Mrs. Pettengill were Mrs. roses, yesterday by Briceno and their infant daughter, who arrived by Robert Monroe, wife of Capt. Monroe sweet peas and garden flowers. Member of Should plane from California. Senora de Briceno and her Every Family baby were accompanied by ! of our Navy, wearing a smart brown The bride is a graduate of George her mother, Senora Helene de Gordo Finnish Official Feted Tipolt. They arrived a week ago from ensemble, and Mrs. Emory Sands, Washington University and is a mem- Share in Household. Tokio. where Senor Briceno was Keeping Panama Consul before being transferred to daughter of the late Admiral Fullarn ber of the Sigma Kappa Sorority. the Legation here. She is also a M. Holsti and Wife Close by Admiral Leahy, chief of naval member of the Phi MISS nix—I am a man they were depending upon brother for Entertained operations, was in conversation with Delta Delta Legal Sorority. Mr. Fair- in my early 30s and have handouts. Associate Justice of the banks ts a of Yale Univer- Court of Appeals and Mrs. Justin Admiral Pettengill and Capt. Monroe. graduate been married two years. Up At Sometimes families need to be Miller, with their Dinner the a on sity and of the was family, have moved to the Wardman Park Hotel, where by Hurjas. At table the far side of the George Washington DEARto the time I married I ; they chucked out on their own. and I have have taken an apartment. square, formal garden Mme. Proehnik, School of Law. the chief support of my family, who By KATHARINE BROOKS. with flaring skirt, the heart Mr. and an idea that that is the medicine shaped wife of former Austrian Minister, was Mrs. Fairbanks will live own a family resort hotel which I had just * w w ALJANNE" 6 rang out to the neckline edged with ruchings of black in that yours calls for. Very' few people The Second Secretary of the Polish seated with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall O Washington. been operating and supporting finan- Embassy. M. Rafal Lepkowski. went many toast* last evening and white; the Civil Service Commis- starve. When they get hungry enough to /\/l Fxnieios, the latter in a smart dress cially. When I married I left the yesterday Virginia Beach, where he will be over the Fourth. at lhe dinner wh>ch Mr. Mrs. Lucille 1 sioner. McMillin: the Di- Miss Margaret Boss Bride in his and there is nobody to feed them, they A/ VT of all white and a large red hat; hotel, leaving a brother late 1 and Mrs. Emil Hurja gave rector of the Mint, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Of Dr. D. C. MacLaughlin. who oould have taken go out and earn their own bread. The Attache of at the 1925 P Mrs. Wallach Merriam, Mrs. Kurt 20s, my place, the Dominican Republic Legation, Senor Don Sebastian Street Club in honor ol Ross; the former Assistant DOROTHY DXX. E. Attorney Hetzel and Mrs. John Caswell, whose PHILIPS CHURCH in but who has been unable to earn any Valverde, went to New York the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Fin- Laurel, yesterday to remain over Sunday and the General. Mrs. Mabel Walker Wille- §T. due to circum- (Copyright, 1938.) holiday. land and Mme. dark brown linen dress piped in white money, partly present Holsti. Like much of brandt; Mr. and Mrs. Turner Md.. was the scene of the wedding Catledge. is one of the most chic seen this sea- stances and partly to his vision of the Finnish one word Col. and Mrs. William H. Cowles. Mr. and Mrs. W language, rep- Mr and Mrs. J. Bruce Kremer, Mrs. of Miss Margaret Snowden Boss, Harry King and Lt son. becoming a big business man. Lately resents a phrase, and so is and Mrs. Harrison King are at Maljanne A. Mitchell Palmer, widow of the for- Bailey Island, Me., for the month of July. the daughter of Mrs. Janies G. Boss and the family have gone deeply in debt, favorite toast in Finland. mer In the gayest of print gowns with a McKinney-Garnett Attorney General; Mr. and Mrs. due to changes which were made con- Mr. Hurja, who was chairman of white Mrs. Allan J. Chan- the late Mr. Boss of Laurel, to Dr. Jouett Shouse, former Representative background, to advice. When I married Betrothal the Monument trary my Reported. of Nations Committee for the ter- O. J. Larson of who is try, wife of Capt. Chantry, U. S. N., Donald Clay MacLaughlin of Balti- Miss Assembly; Dr. Hanna Minnesota, I was heavily in debt myself. I have Capt. Stephen Booth Mary Anderson centenary anniversary of the first and her daughter. Miss Caroline Chan- McKinney, Rydh, of chairman for the American. Finnish more, Md. The ceremony was per- finished those debts and am professor archeology at Finnish paying U. S. and Mrs. settlement in this country at Delaware try, made an appearance when the N., McKinney of Rio Hostess to Stockholm and Tercentenary Committee; formed yesterday in the late afternoon now paying for our household furnish- Visitors. wife of the governor Chester, Pa., and Mrs. Hurja received was in full de Miss Ruth Eleanor Jones, Miss Flora party swing. Glimpsed and other necessities, Janeiro. Brazil, announce the en- of their in in a chapel decorated with palms, pin ings depriving Miss a Swedish province, and Dr. Sig- guests the drawing room with Mrs. stepping into their cars were the Mary Anderson, director of Macdonald. Hope Ridings Miller, oak leaves and with the my wife and myself of all the things gagement of their daughter. Mildred M. and Mme. Holsti. Mr. wore lilies, Rev. frid Hansson, and editor of Hurji Miss Gordon. Miss Sirkka- Major General Commandant of the the Women's Bureau, entertained at president Evelyn E. P. Wroth of Warren, Pa., and the ■that should be possible with my in- Booth, to Mr. Alexander Yelverton his decoration of the Order of the and Mrs. Thomas Hol- Liisa Virtamo. well-known newspaper Marine Corps come. I am be- luncheon in the Royal Social Board. Rev. John J. Neighbor of Laurel constantly begged and today the Department of ; White Rose of Finland bestowed on comb and Mr and Mrs. William P. Peyton Garnett, jr., son of Dr. and Among the guests H%re Dr. Isador woman of Helsinki; Capt. A. C. An- ! Mr. Walter Noe seeched by my family for money, and labor in honor him this week by the Finnish officiating. played Building of four mem- ! gov- dreason, Mr. Harold Horan and Mr. MacCracken, cheery additions to any I to substantial Mrs. Alexander Yelverton Peyton Gar. Lubin. commissioner of labor statis- ernment and j the organ during the ceremony, although manage buy hers of the awarded by the Minister Royal Swedish- official tics; Mis6 Katharine head Arthur O. Hurja. gathering. i The who was grocery orders to send to them. I am nett of Washington. j Lenroot, of of Foreign Affairs during the celebra- bride, attended by the Childrens Mrs. William D. Brereton and her unable to do more than that. I delegation to the Delaware Valley I Bureau; Dr. W Prank tion at Chester. j her cousin. Miss Mary Jane Stanley, any Miss McKinney, whose father li director of daughter quite easily could "pull a tell them that I ran to Tercentenary Persons, the United States The blond as maid of honor, was given in mar- just manage Celebration, including petite hostess was in a sister for the former is one of the head of the Naval Mission at Rio d« Employment Service; the associate Miss Patterson act,” riage by her uncle, Mr. John S. Stan- make both ends meet, but a few days Miss Kerstin member of very becoming gown of pale yellow Janeiro, is at making an ex- Hesselgren, Dr. W. H. youngest-looking mothers of two later come and present director, Stead; Mr. Rich- satin with ley. Her gown was a princess dress they begging again, a paler shade of chiffon over To Wed Soon. in this of the tended visit with her .aunt, Mrs the Swedish Riksdag; Mme. Rickard ardson Saunders, assistant to the grown daughters part of white with when I tell them that I can give no the satin and of satin which she wore sprays satin flowers Of Interest to Washington is the world. Both were Thomas Pinckney Bryan, in Rich- of the Workers’ Secretary of Labor; Mr. Edwin S. present yesterday. a tulle veil and carried a shower more they think I am cold and selfish, Sandler, president at intervals on the long appliqued skirt and announcement made today by Mr. and Others were Maj. Ferry K. mond. She is a graduate of St. Cath- Smith, member of the National Labor glimpsed of white ro6es and lilies of and that makes me sick at heart. All Educational Association and wife of on the front of the bodice. About her bouquet erine's School in Richmond and in and Miss Mrs. George Stuart Patterson of Phila- Heath and Viscount J. Henri de Sibour of this is me mad. What can Relations Board, Elizabeth neck she the valley. driving the minister of affairs of wore a single string of pearls. and Island Forris Stevens of Grand March, 1935, was presented at the foreign Christman, executive secretary of the delphia Southampton, Lon? squiring Mrs. MLss I do? J. T. Mme. and Stanley wore a bouffant dress Sweden and of the Holsti, equally petite very of the engagement of their daughter, the Senoritas Trucco, daugh- second court of St. James by her president League Women's Trade Union League. Rapids; of w hite embroidered with a slender, was in white brocaded crepe, organdy Mrs. Lester Grant of Ixmdon. Beatrice Willing, to Mr. Rodman ters of the Chilean Ambassador; Mrs. Answer—There is no hard- aunt, the and white horsehair hat. She held a problem long slightly flaring skirt son of the late Mr. Miss Mr. Garnett attended Choate School Wanamaker, 2d, William T. -Mann and her sister, of er to settle than how far a man should falling into a brief train at the spray varied colored flowers. Miss back, Thomas B. Wanamaker and the late Mrs. Sims Snow, Mrs. and the University of Virginia. No Betty Beale; and Miss Marion Hol- permit himself to be victimized by a and tiny buttons of the material Lucy Welling date has been set for the up Mrs. Archibald G Thompson. Thomas C. Dawson and Miss.Lilita Ther- are so wedding. the back. A of land. who were bridesmaids, wore predatory family. many spray white gardenias —---• ■" — The wedding will take place in Dawson, Mrs. Morris Evans and Miss things to consider in it. because the on one shoulder relieved the gowns of the same style as the maid severity Southampton at the Dunside, the Meta Evans. heart one and the head the of the plain bodice. i of honor, but their hats were leg- pulls way Patterson residence, in August. The invitations to this novel and other, and it takes more backbone than Branca-Howard Dinner was served in horns trimmed with green ribbons. doors as Miss Patterson and her have afternoon de- family delightful dancing party Mr. D. Kenneth most of us possess to say “no" when threatening skies prevented the use of MacLaughlin, Told. many friends in Washington where noted the hour as "after 5:30" and those we love come to us for Wedding the but when time ; brother of the bridegroom, was the i crying garden, for coffee Mr. they have visited frequently. from the looks of things as I made ! succor. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Howard arrived, and the rain held the best man and the ushers were Mr. off, Patterson is a former of the before it — the of president my departure just 7, must James G. brother of the announce marriage their daugh- guests strolled under the trees or sat ; Boss, bride; Union League of Philadelphia, director have continued until well after 7. By what of selection a fam- ter Alice to Mr. Pasquale L. Branca, at the small tables outside. ! Dr. Daniel S. Shannahan and Dr. process of the Pennsylvania Railroad and a The orchestra was full tilt and elects one of its the fam- son of Mr. and Mrs. Arsenio Branca. going ; Thomas E. Roach of Baltimore and ily members Also honor guests last evening were director of the Girard Trust Co. He the young, bronzed-faced, white-clad Mr. John O'Connell of Hagerstown, ily goat, and expects him or her to The wedding took place May 28 at the other members of the Finnish is a in the cotton j partner brokerage midshipmen were dancing to then- Md. spend the balance of his or her life in Camp Springs, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. the j delegation to tercentenary celebra- firm of McPadden Brothers. hearts content. A rainfall no one knows. But all Branca left after for a slight The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. supporting it, immediately tion, including the Speaker of the Fin- Mr. Wanamaker is a nephew of the marred the not one whit and a of us see it us. in Florida. On their party H. C. McLaughlin and the late Mr. happening around wedding trip nish Parliament, Mr. Vaino P. Hak- late Mr. Wanamaker and a Susan or John grandson good time was held by all. Senhor I McLaughlin. get a Job as soon as they return they will make their home in kila; Mr. Artturl Leinonen, member of John Wanamaker, founder of the de Sousa Leao should feel assured that out of and thereafter moth- A lawn was the get school, Washington. of reception given for Parliament and editor of the Fin- Wanaanaker store. His in his were en- er and father and the sisters and marriage young countrymen well at the home of the bride's -•- nish | couple newspaper Ilkka; Mr. Vihtori 1930 to Miss Alexandra van Rensselaer tertained at his Embassy. brothers sit down on the do-nothing i mother immediately after the cere- Vesterinen, member of Parliament and Devereux was terminated by divorce Note: The did not break stool and take life easy. party up 1 mony. Dr. and Mrs. McLaughlin will Birth Announced. farm leader: Miss Kyllikki Pohjala, last September. until 9 ©'clock! live in Baltimore. Lt. and Mrs. J. J. Tomamichel an- member of Parliament, leader among suddenly decides he is too Finnish women and a trained nurse, Miss Alice Randolph Wed pATHER nounce the birth of a daughter, Joan old to work any more and chucks having studied her profession in this In Vienna, Va. Helaine, at Norfolk, Va., June 23. his Mother takes Susan's or the Rev. Dr. job. country; Sigfrid S. S. WEDDING the of interest is that of John’s pay envelope and uses it as she Mrs. Tomamichel is daughter of Sirenius, doctor of theology at the ^ Miss Alice Marie Randolph, sees fit. Many times she spends her Rear Admiral and Mrs. J. R. Defrees University of Helsinki, and spiritual daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roswell industrious child's hard-earned leader of the delegation, and Mr. money of Washington. Douglas Morgan of Vienna, Va., to in giving the other children pretty Kaarlo Kuusamo, Finnish Vice Consul Lt. Tomamichel is an aviator at- Mr. Lehman Harvey Young, son of clothes and' advantages and indul- in New York who is secretary to the tached to the new aircraft carrier. Mrs. L. H. Young and the late Mr. gences that Susan or John never had. delegation, and Mrs. Kuusamo. U. S. S. Enterprise. Young of Fairfax, which took place And the younger brothers and sisters Guests also included the Secretary Thursday evening at 8:30 o'clock, in take all that the older ones have of War and Mrs. Woodring, the Cuban Vienna Methodist Church Episcopal earned as their right, and neither they The Misses Pearl and Senor Marguerite Ambassador, Dr. Pedro Mar- South, with the Rev. R. Carl Maxwell nor their parents feel that it is just Graeves were hostesses Wednesday tinez Fraga; the Minister of Finland officiating. The church was decorated as to Percival and much up Maud to evening at the home of Mrs. Raymond and Mme. Jamefelt, the latter wear- with palms, summer flowers and ca- help support the family as it is to Graeves in Glenmont, Md., at a mis- ing a blue crepe gown with an Eton thedral candles and Miss Ter- Agnes Susan and John. cellaneous shower in honor of Miss jacket made of narrow ruffles of white rett played the music. wedding Vivian McGinn, daughter of MaJ. and net; the Danish Minister and Mme. The bride, who was in mar- given And Susan and John never stop to Mrs. George P. McGinn of Catonsville, Wadsted, she in mauve chiflon and riage by her father, wore a of gown consider whether in enslaving them- Md. Miss McGinn’s marriage to Mr. her hair piled high on her head in a white mousseline de soie trimmed with selves to their families they are not Bernard Graeves will take place today quaint coiffure; the South African white satin flowers. The appliqued doing them more harm than good. at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Minister, Mr. William the long train was trimmed in like man- Ralph Close; For while it is true they support them Catonsville. Soviet d'Affaires and Mrs. ner and her short veil was Charge arranged physically, they are undermining their the Minister-Counselor from a tiara of white lilacs. She Oumansky, of morale. They are breaking down their Col. and Mrs. M. K. Barroll of the Cuban and carried a shower of white Embassy Senora de bouquet self-respect and independence and Kensington, Md., have visiting them Baron. Senator and Mrs. roses and lilies' of the Morris Shep- valley. making them idlers and loafers. Cer- their daughter. Mrs. Walter S. Christ- Mrs. James Hamilton Miss Virginia was the pard, Lewis, the Thompson tainly a husky, middle-aged man would mas, wife of Lt. Comdr. Christmas Assistant of the maid of honor and the bridesmaids of the Secretary Treasury, be a better citizen If he was forced to Philadelphia Navy Yard, and Mr. Stephen Gibbons; Miss Pauletta included Mrs. Garner Keifer, Miss her two children. support himself than he is living on the advisor on rela- Pauline Wyant, Miss Mildred Dyer Guffey, politocal the work of a frail young daughter. tions of the State and Miss Roberta Day. They wore Department, Dr. And certainly the boys and girls who K. Horn beck; the Divisional gowns of starched organdy, made in Stanley were compelled to do their part in FULLER Assistant of the Division of pastel shades of aqua, pink and blue, European supporting the family would develop TOOTH BRUSH Affairs of the State each having a short bolero of match- 1M-59-B Department and finer characters than those who are Mrs. S. Mr. ing material. Their flowers were arm Remain* Firm Hugh Cumming, jr.; Ralph parasites on a sister or brother. Snowden Hill of the State bouquets of garden flowers, tied with Whan Wat By BARBARA BELL. terial for the dress; 3% yards for the Depart- tor matching ribbons. 99c thankful you'll be to have jacket and bow. ment; the Military Attache of the Little Miss Helen Gibbon Trimble I am thinking now of a family who French Embassy, Lt. Col. Emmanuel Call DI. 3198 ar this nice, little straight dress Send 15 cents for the Barbara Bell N. for 40 years kept a generous brother’s Lombard; the Secretary of the Fin- of Redbank, J., great-niece of the Write 977 Nat l. Presa Bl__. to put on of a hot day, when Spring and Summer Fashion Pat- bride's mother, was the flower nose to the grindstone. This man HOW nish Legation and Mme. von Numers, girl. tern Book. Make yourself worked hard. He was a you want to look attractive, the latter a black Her dress was white, with a skirt of good money- REDUCE especially and wearing net gown practical becoming clothes, select- many ruffles. Master Eddy Hummer, earner. But he denied himself and THE MILK FARM WAY tool and fresh! With kimono sleeves Scientifically, Healthfully ing designs from the Barbara Bell dressed in a white satin suit, carried his own wife and children everything and a bow neckline to a touch NO EXERCISE. NO MEDICINE give well-planned, easy-to-make patterns. the on a white satin pillow. but the barest necessities because first ring Massage. Electric Cabinets. Thermoson of softness, it’s an indispensable type Miss Winifred Scott Mr. Howard Young was best man his mother and father, ahd then his Colon Irrigation. Open-Air Solarium Relax in Beautiful Country Home for street wear for his brother and the ushers In- brothers and sisters and their families in midsummer. The Rejuvenate in Modern Beauty Salon To Wed Mr. Lane. cluded Mr. Joseph Mathy, Mr. Harry made continual demands upon his fitted jacket makes this design par- MAKE RESERVATION NOW Wells, Mr. Maurice Sherwood and Mr. purse. They were always getting into RATES: $5 Daily. Booklet on Request ticularly smart for traveling and The marriage of Miss Winifred Julia Carlin Myers. debt and about to be sold out of house CATON HEALTH FARM, week-end jaunts. It’s easy to press, Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A small reception for members of and home. They were always having Catonsville._Md._Phone 1358. 148B-J. and takes up practically no room in Edward Scott of Washington, to Mr. the two families and the wedding operations and doctors' bills that they your suitcase. The jacket may be John Lee son party was held at the home of the couldn't pay. And so they worn with other dresses, too. Lane, of Mrs. Clarence always A FEW inches of lace around linen can be used for any table. This one bride's parents, after the ceremony. came begging him for* help that he This design will be stunning in all- H. Small of Green Lane Farms, near RZOG measures about 13 inches in diameter, consisting of 9 Vi inches of linen and When Mr. and Mrs. Young left on a never refused. white sharkskin, or in a pretty will take ccjpi- Olney, Md., place Thursday 3 Vi inches of lace. It is an irresistible doily to make, only taking a few of wedding trip, the bride was wearing bination of plain and printed linen IXrbstaurant morning. The will be your spare hours. a dress of navy blue sheer with match- the brother died and or Wear it with ceremony per- Finally good pique. your big hat, contains formed at 8 o’clock at The pattern envelope complete, easy to understand, illustrated ing hat and white accessories. They there was no one to help the family or a classic summer felt. Holy Trinity Attractive Menu directions; also what crochet hooks and what material and how much you will will make their home in Vienna. any more, so all of the idle ne'er-do- Special Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1459-B is Church. need. Among the out-of-town guests were wells had to go to work to designed for sizes 12, 14, 18 and support 16, Immediately after the wedding the To obtain this send for No. 1045 and inclose 15 cents in Mrs. John Trimble and her OPEN SUNDAYS 20. pattern, stamps daughter, themselves. The result was that they Corresponding bust measurements will leave for a couple trip through or coin to cover service and postage. Address orders to the Needlework Editor Miss Helen Gibbon Trimble of Red- prospered amazingly, and now every 30. 32, 34. 36 and 38. Size 14 (32) the New and 11Hi b Water Ste. MEt. 97(2 States, will re- of The Evening Star. bank. N. J., and Mr. and. Mrs. Thurs- one of them is well-to-do, independent requires 3H yards of 39-inch ma- (Coprrlsht. 1838.). side In on their (Oeprrteht. 1938.) Washington return. ton Fitch of Charlottosriila, Va. and far happier than they were when

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