Evening star., 1928-08-03
SOCIETY
Senator and Mrs. Sackett Stop in Capital
En- Route to Kentucky After
Trip Abroad.

| Washington for one or two seasons oe-
/ fore leaving for a year Of travel on the
continent with her aunt. Nine. AfclS
| of Geneva, Switzerland, few monthS
| after her return to Washington she,
/ along with two or three other Washing
| ton society girls. came to New YORK IN
| search of career, She formed con-
| nection with Harper's Bazaar. where she
| now is at the head of the debutante de-
| partment. an organization which Is
| well known for its activity In social cir
cles throughout this country. She is
! also associate editor of Entire Nous.
A magazine published by this depart
ment for its debutante members
| Gen. Brainard. Miss Guthrie's step
| father. was member of the famous
| Greeley expedition to the North Pole In
| 1888, for which he was awarded the
| Congressional Medal. and. along with
/ Gen. Greeley, is one OF the two sur
vivors of that expedition.
Gen. and Mrs Brainard have been in
| Italy for the past year. where they have
occupied a villa outside of Florence,
They are returning to this country
sometime in August
Mr.. Neff attended Trinity School. and
was a member Of the class of 1928 at
Columbia University. He is a member
nimbia University Club. Dr. Lewis Netf
is a physician prominent in New York
medical circles He served as major In
the Spanish American War and as
, colonel in the World War. He organized
and led hospital unit in France, where
he received citation.
The wedding will take place in the
early Autumn.
Announcement OF the engagement Of
Miss Violet c. Nunan to Mr.. Thomas
Greer Wilkes has been made by her
mother. Mrs Rosemond c. Nunan OF
Baltimore and Washington. Miss Nunan
is a graduate of Goucher College. class
OF 1925. and the engagement is of much
interest TO her Baltimore friends. Mr..
Wilkes is vice president of the c. T,
Williams Co. of Baltimore, and is now
in Clarksburg. w Va The wedding will
take place in Washington on Septem-
Der 10.
The marriage of Miss Anna Mary
Hunter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Hunter of Cumberland, Ohio. to Mr..
Harold F. McMenny son of Judge and
Mrs. James McMenny of Spearfish,
S. OAK. took place last evening. The
ceremony was performed in the Pres
byterian Church at Takoma Park. the
pastor the Rev. K B. Carson, officiat-
ing. at 8 o'clock. A reception followed
in the home Of the brides cousins, the
Misses Montgomery. at 901 Butternut
street. Takoma Park. Mrs Arthur w.
Landlord of Marietta, Ohio, sang pre-
ceding the ceremony. her solos includ-
ing Stencils My Heart Is a Haven"
and Sanderson'S Until.
Frsl- - ~.
lace made on straight lines and with
out sleeves. Her tulle veil was held by
|. a band of orange blossoms and she car
ried bride roses.
Miss Fannie Allison of this city was
maid or honor. wearing a dainty cos
tune of shell-pink chiffon and carrying
cluster Of butterfly roses. Miss Mabel
McMenny of Spearfish and Miss Ma
rion McMenny of Washington. sisters of
the bridegroom. were bridesmaids. Miss
Mabel McMenny was in powder blue
and her sister had a gown of shaded
pink tulle made over satin. and they
both carried Columbia roses.
Mr.. j. G. Kramer of Washington was
best man and the ushers were Mr.
Howard Hunter of New York. brother
of the bride. and Mr.. Wilbur McMenny
of Spearfsh, brother Of the bridegroom
Tne Wedulng party WIS assisted AT
the reception by the hostesses, the
Misses Montgomery and Mrs. Hunter
mother of the bride, and Mrs Nc
Menny. mother of the bridegroom
Mrs Hunter was in a simple gown of
white georgette crepe and Mrs. Nc
Menny wore black and lace and chiffon.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
McMenny left for wedding trip, the
bride wearing an ensemble suit OF
black crepe brocaded in gold with a