Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-04
senator and Mrs. Phipps
Hosts at Luncheon Yesterday.

Senator and Mrs. PhippS
Hosts at Luncheon Yesterday.
sSenator and Mrs. Lawrence C. PhippS
VINO attended the polo matches in New
York yesterday, entertained at luncheon
following the event.
fThe naval attache of the Italian en-
bAsSy and Donna Leonor de Sutton
Exams Lais have returned from New
York, where they spent few days.
Mrs. william Phillips, wife of the
United States Minister to Canada, is in
New York, at the Weylin Hotel.
AIRS. Karl d. Klemm has returned
from q Summer abroad. and Is in her
APARTMENT at 2029 Connecticut avenue.
Col. and Mrs. william A. Starrett Of
Nkw York are now in washington, at
the Mayfiower, where they had guests
dining with them last evening in the
presidential dining room.
Col. and Mrs. J. w. Sutphen and son
Mr.. Richard Sutphen of Cleveland an6
LIS Angeles, are at the Willard, where
they arrived today for short stay.
Capt. r. Beam and Lieut.. Jack Hodg-
SON of the American embassy at Ha-
vana. Cuba have arrived in Washing
ton by airplane, accompanied by Lieut.
j. A. Terry and Mr.. Guillermo Martull
of the Cuban army, and are at the Carl
ton for several days.
The chief of the Weather Bureau and
Mrs. Charles F. Marvin, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Helen Marvin
went to New York today. Prof. Marvin
Will attend the meetings Of the National
safety Council and with Mrs. Marvin
and their daughter viii return the END
of the week.
Former Senator Richard P. Ernst OF
Kentucky arrived in Washington today
and is at the Willard.
Mrs. Strother Smith, widow of Rear
Admiral William Strother Smith, will
spend the Winter in Washington and
has taken an apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Lord and Lady Gosford of London
England, have arrived in Washington
and are at the Carlton for several days.
Many Autumn Weddings
of. Interest TO Capital.
Miss Margaret Bacon, daughter Of
MIS- L. Seward Bacon, whose marriage
tot Mr.. John F. Brawner, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Brawner, viii take
place Thursday, october II, at 4
O'Clock, in All Souls Memorial Church,
will have as her matron OF honor. her
sister, Mrs. Charles A. Hoyt Of Bronx
vine, NJ Y. Her bridesmaids viii in
clude Miss Margaret Boss, Miss Eliz-
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groom; Miss Enice Evans, Miss Betty
Rrhards, Miss Helen Wardman and
Miss Dorothy Kidd of New York City,
cohsin of the bridegroom.
Mr.. William Brawner viii be best
man for his brother, and the ushers
selected include Mr. Fielding Marshall
of Chicago, Mr.. Henry H. Lineaweaver
of sPhiladelphia, Mr.. Roland Mackenzie,
MI EnnallS Waggaman, Mr.. Warwick
Keegin and Mr.. Richard Norris, all of
washington.
a number of parties have been given
in, honor of Miss Bacon and MFR.
Brawner and several others are planned.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ennalls
Waggaman entertained at dinner for
them, and Tuesday Mrs. Brawner en-"
teftained at luncheon IN honor Of Miss
Bacon. Miss Helen Wardnan viii
man Park Hotel Saturday in honor of
Miss Bacon and Mr.. Brawner, and Miss
Florence Wetherill will give bridge
shower Monday for the bride-elect. Mrs.
Ralph Richards will entertain at sup
per dance at the Club Chanticler Mon
day in honor of the bride and bride
grpom-elect. and Sunday Mrs. Curtis
Walker will be hostess at tea for
them.
a wedding of interest In washington
took place at noon today at Las Lilas,
Santa Fe, N. Mex, when Miss Katha-
leen Rolls, daughter Of DR.. and MRS.
James Alfred Rolls of Santa Fe, became
the bride of DR.. Frederick Coleman
Fishback of Rochester, Mimi, son of
Mrs. Fishback and the late Mr.. Fred
erick L. Fishback of washington, the