The Washington times., 1929-09-07
NEWS OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Wedding Bells on Long Island and
In NeUpOrt Are Heard in Capital
Admiral Sims Daughter
Becomes Bride Of Scion
of Boston Family

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of Boston Family
Long Island and Newport
are the settings for we'd
dings today of interest in
Washington.
At the latter resort Miss
Margaret Hitchcock Sims,
laughter of Rear Admiral
fand Mrs. William S, Sims,
will become the bride Of
Robert Holbrook Hopkins,
Of Boston the ceremony
taking place at 4 o'clock,
stevenson-Lo Lowering
The marriage Of Miss Carol
Stevenson, daughter Of Mrs.
Francis Thorne, Of New York
and Bay Shore, L. l., to Joseph
S. Lowering, Of Boston and Long
Island, viii be soleninized in st.
Marks Church, Islip, I. ].
The wedding of Miss Sims
parents was an event in WASH
ington during the Roosevelt ad-
nIhistration, when President
and Mrs. Roosevelt were among
the company of notables as
sembled in st. Johns Church to
witness the ceremony. Before
her marriage to the young naval
officer, Mrs. Sins was Miss
Anne Hitchcock, daughter of the
Secretary Of the Interior, Ethan
Allen Hitchcock.
Ancestry
Miss Stevenson Is a grand.
daughter of Mrs. Gustav Kobbe
and the late Mr.. Kobbe. Mr..
Lowering is q nephew of the late
Robert Bacon, American an1bas-
sEador to France In the Taft ad-
ministration, and a cousin OF Rep
resentative Robert L. Bacon.
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Maury- -Maury
Lieut.. Comdr. William K. Har.
ri1l, U. S. N. left yesterday after.
noon by airplane for Noroton,
Conn, where he will be an usher
at the wedding this afternoon of
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ter of Mrs. Charles Walker Maury,
to Lieut.. Corndr. Robert Henry
Maury, u. s. N, which Is taking
place at st. Luke's Church,
Noroton. After a wedding trip
Lieutenant Maury and his bride
will make their home In Wash.
ington.
The charge d'affaires of Poland,
Stanislaw Lepkowski, entertained
at dinner last evening in honor
Of the retiring secretary of the
legation, Jan Stalinsli, who will
sail Monday on the Aquitania for
Warsaw, Poland.
En- Route
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The Minister Of Panama and
Sonora de AlfAro, who have been
on motor trip in Canada, and
are now touring In New Eng.
land, accompanied by their chill.
dren, are at present in Rhode
Island and will not return to
Washington for another week or
two. SO
Representative Grant NJ. Hud.
son, Of Michigan, and his daugh.
ter, Miss Helen Hudson, who acts
as his hostess, have returned to
washington, opening their house
at 3T55 Mckinley st. for the
winter. Mr.. Hudson's sons, Grant
Hudson, jr., and Winthrop Hud-
son, are leaving for college within
the next week.
The Assistant Secretary of War
and Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley will
be Joined Monday by the latter's
parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Henry B. Wilson, who will re-
main az their guests for 3 week.
LSC0A <AuALl1Ldl ana Mrs, NSOEEG
Clark entertained at dinner last
evening at the PLACE Deauville at
the Wardman Park Hotel, when
there were Is in the company.
Harry Wardman entertained at
the PLACE Deauville last evening.
Capt. and Mrs. s. c. Hooper
have sailed from New York on
the Leviathan to 20 to The
Hague, where Captain Hooper is
to represent the United States as
q delegate to the international
Radio Conference.
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Lieut.. Reginald Mead, u. s. N,
. win entertain at his bachelor
dinner this evening at the Carlton
Hotel. There viii be IL in the
company. The marriage of Lieut..
Mead and Miss Maud Montgomery
will take place on Tuesday,
September 10.
To China
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty will
leave town Sunday for New York
to spend a few days before start.
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