Evening star., 1923-04-28

The Minister of Norway and Mime. Bryn
and Family Sailing Early in May
toSpend the Summer Abroad.

today. Nine. Carrerale, a foremost
pianist. was heard in several numbers.
Mrs. Calhoun's guests numbered thir-
| ty-six.
The marriage Of Miss Catherine
Cowan Let's. daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. John Cowan Let's, to Mr.. Fred
| erfck Henry Jones Of Ohio will take
place this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
The ceremony will be performed in
the home Of the brides parents.
| Ayrlawn. at the corner Of Ellicott
and 32d street. by Bishop John W.
Hamilton. assisted by Rev. DIR. Her
bert Randolph. A small company of
witness the ceremony, which will be
| followed by large reception
! Mr.. and Mrs.~Letts were hosts at
supper last evening for Miss Let's
diately followed the rehearsal for
the wedding and Mr.. and Mrs. Let's
later took the company to lie Paradis
for the supper dance. The company
included Mr.. and Mrs. George ID.
Wick; Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Nc
Gee. Miss Caroline Wick. Miss Pau
line Jones. Mrs. Avery Adams. Mr.
frederick Henry Jones. Mr.. Neil Ken
| nedy and Mr.. Ernest Travers, all of
whom are OF YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio: Mrs.
Mrs. William NJ. Guthrie of St.
Joseph. Mo-; Miss Dorothy Johnson.
! Miss Josephine Mccormack, Mr.. John
! Radley. Mr.. Aubrey Wright of New
York. Mr. Paul Caskey of Boston.
Mr.. Norman Brown. Mr.. a. e. Wells.
Mr.. Allen Gartner and Mr.. George
Ward.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke viii enter
! tain a company at dinner this even
! ing for her granddaughter. Miss
Gladys Chapman Smith. preceding the
bachelors dance.
Judge and Mrs. Edwin b. Parker
| who have recently come to Washing
ton to live. will be at home informally
! tomorrow afternoon from 4 to i
o'clock in their residence at 2840
Woodland drive. which they have
| Parker formerly lived in Houston.
Tex. but have travelled for some years
and during the three years preceding
their coming to Washington they have
| lived in New York;
Capt. Nelson Dingley. Sd, son of Mr.
and Mrs: Edward Nelson Dingley of
37l5 Livingston street, Chevy Chase.
d. c.. and now stationed at Fort Mon
roe. has been ordered to the Philip
pines and with his family will sail
early in August.
Miss Dorothea. Roberts. daughter of
former Representative and Mrs Err
nest Roberts left Washington yester-
day for Cincinnati, where today she
attended the wedding of Miss Cath
arine Rogers and Mr. John Gates ir.
Miss Roberts will be the guest of Mrs
Rowena Fontleroy Joice and will re-
main in Cincinnati until the middle oI
July.
Mr.. Leland Harrison and Mr. Alan
Winslow will entertain a company al
dinner this evening preceding the
a N
Mrs. Garrison McClintock will also
entertain guests at dinner this even
ing preceding the bachelors dance.
Miss Neville Johnson entertained at
dinner last evening in compliment to
Miss Eleanor Davies. who is home for
a spring vacation from Vassar The
occasion was ia celebration of Miss
Davies birthday anniversary.
Miss Johnson was hostess at lunch
con yesterday.
The engagement is announced of
Mile. Lucienne Nano, sister of Mr.. F.
Nano. secretary of the Rumanian le-
cation. to Senior Don Juan Francisco
de cardenas, minister resident and
counselor of the Spanish embassy in
; Washington. Mile. Nano is the daugh-
ter of Constantin Nano, Rumanian
minister to Berlin. and Nine. Nano.
and has spent the season in Wash
ington with her brother and sister
/! in-law at Wardman Park Hotel. The
wedding will take place in Washing
ton after the middle Of June.
Representative and Mrs. Ernest r.
', Ack of New Jersey are among
the passengers of the Olympic, which
VIII sail from New York today They
, will spend some months travelling in
Europe.
A dance will be given this evening
at the Montgomery Country Club by
a group of bachelors. including Mr..
Parker Gilbert. Maj. John J. Queke-
meyer, Mr.. Stanley Hawkes., Mr.
Myron Hofer, Mr.. Coleman Jennings
Col Duncan Major, Mr.. G. Harlan
Miller. Mr.. Robert Stead. Mr.. r. B.
| Wiggles, Mr.. W. r. WiIloughby and
Mr.. Clarence c. Stetson. "A dinner will
precede the dance.
/ Mrs. Walter H Schoellkopf will sail