The Washington times., 1929-01-31
SOCIETY NOTES
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sterling. wife 81 the American
Minister TO the Irish Free State.
Mrs. Sterling came to Washing.
ton because Of the serisous III.
ness of her mother, Mrs. John r.
Williams, who Ii now convalesc.
ing. She win return shortly to
Dublin.
Visitor
Mr., and Mrs. sherman Flint
have as their guest baroness Won
Kettier, who Is a cousin Of Mrs.
Flint. She Is the widow OF
Baron Won Kettler. German Min
lister to China at the time Of the
Boxer uprising. He was killed In
the rebellion and Germany Sc
cured from China the largest In
demnity ever paid by one nation
to another for such a tragedy.
Mrs. Borden Hartman viii sail
from New York Saturday for Bur-
muda, where she will remain for
q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monteith
Gates have returned to New York
after q brief visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Parker
Crenshaw.
Mrs. Edward r. Finckenstaedt
and her sister, Baroness Won
Schoen, went yesterday to New
York, whence Baroness Won
Schoen win sail on Saturday for
Europe. Mrs. Finckenstaedt enter
tained informally at tea yesterday
for Baroness Won Schoen. who has
been visiting tiner>
Fancy Dress
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lyman Neu-
hauser viii entertain at costume
dance tonight at their home in
Kalorama Road for their cousins,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Easton and
Russell Easton. of Oakland, Calf.
&%
Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee enter.
tained at luncheon today at the
Mayfiower in compliment to Mrs.
Ernest Ely and Miss Clara Wood.
OF Winchester, Va. Covers were
Former Senator and Mrs. VIII
liam Alden Smith, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, are guests At the
Mayflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart who
have been making short visit at
the Mayflower, viii return today
to their home, Cape Center, : on
the Eastern Shore Of Moryland
to remain until the middle OF Feb.
ruary when they aFs leaving for
Florida to board their new yacht,
"Centaur VI" for a fishing trip off
the Florida Keys. The name Cen
taur'' which has been used by Mr.,
and Mrs. Stewart both for their
estate and for a number Of their
yachts, II taken from the centaur
appearing on the family coat OF
arms,
The wedding OF Miss Helen
Marie McCleer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Neal r. McCIeer, OF De-
troit, and Luke Stow iWunderIy,
of Detroit, took place yesterday,
with Judge Robert Il. Mattingly
performing the civil ceremony.
Mr.. Wunderiy came 10 Washing
ton to attend the annual reunion
OF the class of 'o5, ~. s. Naval
Academy, OF which he is q mem
Der. Mr.. and Mrs., Wunderly will
make their home in Detroit, where
the former Is head OF the Business
Extension department Of the Union
Trust Company.
Mrs. Frank Gallan, OF Illlon,
N, Y, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore TiiIer. Mrs. GaIian,
who Is State president. Daughters
of 1872, came TO Washington to
attend tho Women's Patriotic
Conference and the meeting OF
the national board, ID. A. r.
Mrs. Margaret B. Downing will
be the guest of honor OF the
Art Promoters Club at dinner to-
NOR oW at the Playhouse Inn,
1914 N st. N. w, at o'clock.
and will speak at the roundtahle
conference on Journalism and the
short story at o'clock In the
oriental studio adjoining. The
subject for the evening win be
practical Psychology In Fiction
Writing, + The meeting Is open
To the public. 4