Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30

NAtlONNl IaplIai FaEh aha toihA"lS
Commission OF Washington, The we'd
ding viii take place this Autumn.
Cant and Mrsr. Marcel Levie Of
Corsica announced the engagement of
The latter's daughter. Miss Gwendolyn
Ffoulke Smith. to MFR. Albert B, Dewey
ir., son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Il,
Dewey Of Chicago,
Miss Smith made her debut in Wash
ington December 10, 1928, at tea
given by her grandmother, the late
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke. in her home
on Massachusetts avenue. She was one
of the most popular buds of the sea-
son. taking an active interest in the
more prominent charity balls. She is
a member of the Junior League and Is
interested in art and dramatics. having
taken part during her debut year IN
several benefit dramatic performances
A season before the death OF her grand
mother, Mrs. Ffoulke, with her sister,
Miss Gladys Chapman Smith. VINO
made her bow TO Washington society
few seasons before her. she appeared
in a motion picture in New York. Both
Miss GLADYS Smith and the bride-elect
have spent much time with their
grandmother in Washington, where they
have a host Of friends.
Mr.. Dewey is a graduate OF Iale.
class 1918. and is member OF the
following clubs. Chicago Casino, on
wertsia. University. Saddle and Cycle
and the Racquet Club.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Nc
Kee, daughter of Mr.. Fred Mckee. TO
MIR. Richard Aldrich Summers, son oil
Mr. l. L. Summers of Milwaukee, Wis,
will take place this evening at 0 o'clock,
in St. Adams Episcopal Church, the
Rev. Fl. A. Wooffall of ST. Philips Epis-
copal Church of Laurel. Md, of1ciating
A reception will follow the ceremony
in the fiorentine room of Wardman
Park Hotel
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs,
George r. Farnum, who went abroad
some weeks ago, are now In Paris, after
travelling quite generally over various
parts of the Old World for some weeks
past.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Oscar r. Luhring returned yesterday
from New York. where they were men,
aers Of week end house party which
Mr., and Mrs. Adolph Zukor entertained
in their country home on the the Hud-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Luhring will leave
today for the West Coast to visit the
latters brother and sister in-law. Mr.,
and Mrs. Stanley r. Evans, in their
Seattle home, and will make the trip
from Seattle to San Francisco by water.
returning to Washington early In Oc-
tober.
Former United States Ambassador
and Mrs Richard Washburn Child
have leased the Porter villa at New
port for several years and are expected
to make it their permanent home,
They spent yesterday in Newport super
vising the placing in the villa of their
personal effects taken there from New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Davidson sailed
Yesterday to spend about three months
in Europe.
Mrs. Mark Reid Yates and her three
children. who recently. returned from
q visit to Comdr. and Mrs. Phillip II.
Hammond at the Norfolk Navy Yard
are now occupying their Summer home
near Mount Vernon, Collingwood Farm
on-the Potomac In September they
| will occupy cottage at Gibson Island
Md.
Former Interstate Commerce Com
missioner and Mrs. c. G. McChord have
returned to their apartment in the VIII
lard after having spent several weeks
in Atlantic City
The Baroness Won ReitZenstein is the
house guest of Mrs. Carlton van Valken-
burg at Edgemar, Easton, Md
Corndr C. T. Jewell U, S. NJ, enter
tanned at dinner last night on the root
narden at the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Frederic j. Haskin of the Po-
| tcnlac Park Apartments Is enjoying an
extended visit in Santa Monica, Calf
Fer younger son, Frederic. jr., Is with
/ her.
Mrs, Alvin Dodd and daughter Joan