Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-10

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Of the season was reached this week a
the Winter resorts, and society alread!
has begun its northward flight. MAN
Beach, Miami, Ormond, st. Augustine
Aiken, Augusta and other resorts will
wind up their social activities in the
next fortnight, but many Of the cottage
colony will remain until the end Of the
month, and some until well into April
Mrs. r. Lathrop Ames, who was a
member Of Mr.. Harold Sterling Wander
bits house party at his villa at Palm
Beach, has returned TO 1910 Fifth ave.
nue.; Mrs. John D. Beals has come back
from Biloxi, Miss, and is at the Savoy
Plaza; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Lutz
returned early in the week from Bel
leair and are at Mayfair House; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence B. Gilman, and their
daughter, Miss Edyth c. Gilman, and
Miss Eleanor Fitz Gerald. who were at
Nassau, have returned. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Coudert Mast, who were married
early in the year and went to Florida
and Nassau. have come back and have
taken an apartment at 277 Park avenue.
Mrs. Mast is daughter OF MT. and Mrs.
Donald w. Brown. Mr.. Mast is son OF
Condo Mast the publisher. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Mackay, who were married at
westbury Long Island, February 2 and
are in the South, will return soon. They
win occupy this season a country home
at Roslyn, Long Island, now under con-
struction opposite Harbor Hill, the es-
tate of Mr.. Mackay's father, Clarence
H. Mackay.
MRS. r. Kingsbury Curtis, who is at
Eagle Point, Venice Fla. and her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen K. Curtis, who is max
ing visits at Mountain Lake and Lake
wales, Fla, will return to 126 East
Sixty-second street this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo z. Cottier have
returned from visits In Augusta. Ga,
and Old Point Comfort and are at the
Savoy-Plaza. DR.. and Mrs. Hubbard
Lynch have returned to SO East Thirty.
eighth street from Havana. Mr.. and
Mrs. willard s. Brown, who now are at
palm Beach, will return to los East
Thirty-fifth street at the end OF next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Cross have re-
turned from the South. and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J, Drexel Biddle have come
back from Havana and are at the st.
Regis.
Notable Future Weddings
In High Society Calendar.
Details have been completed by Miss
sylvia Brewster, elder daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert S. Brewster, for her
marriage to Lieut.. Edward Frederic
Maude. Royal Horse Artillery OF Great
Britain, which takes place the after
noon of March % in st. Marks Church.
Mount Kisco, N. Y. Miss Brewster has
chosen her sister, Miss Phyllis Brewster.
for maid Of honor. Her bridesmaids
will be the Misses Helen Choate, Olivia
E. p. Stokes, Evelyn Whitehouse, Anne
q. Colby, Evelyn B. Eliot and Eliza
beth S. Hotter
Lieut. Maude. who is the son of the
late Gen. Sir Stanley Maude and OF
LADY Maude, will have his brother-in-
law. Col. Arthur Scott-Dun for best
/ man. The ushers will be Kenneth and
Philip Ives, Olaf Hotter, Arson Stokes,
IT.; Lawrence K. Jennings and Robert
Bishop.
reception at Avalon, the country home
Of Miss Brewster's parents. -
Lieut.. Maude, accompanied by MS
mother and Col and Mrs. Arthur Scott
Duff. are expected next week from
England.
Howard. Hall Nuptials
Listed for Early April.
One Of the early April weddings viii
be that 70 Miss Frances Minturn Hail.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marion
Hall Of No. Is Gramercy Park, to
Thomas Clark Howard. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Howard of Newport. The
ceremony will be performed April 6, at
o'clock, in the chapel Of st. Georges
Church, Stuyvesant Square, by the
brides uncle, the Rev. DR.. Hugh Brick
head, rector of Emmanuel Church, Bal
timore. It will be followed by small
reception at the Cosmopolitan Club.
Miss Eleanor Hall OF washington, 9
cousin Of the bride, viii be maid Of
honor, and the bridesmaids win be the
Misses Catherine Howard Of Newport
virgins Barney Of Scarsdale, Mary
Haskell of Boston and Rosalys Hall
younger sister Of the bride.
John Howard win be his brother,
best man and the uSherS will be Hamil-
ton Fish Potter and Henry Howard Of
this city, Frederick Father OF Boston
and Theodore Sturdevant of Newport
An international attraction has beer
lent to the Toe H dance, which Will b.
given aboard the fAquitania on Apri
Is. Announcement was made last weel
that the Prince of Wales has allowed
his name to be used as one Of the
patrons, which Is an unusual cir
cumstance, as 1t Is seldom that the Brit.
fish heir IS identified with any socia
function on this side Of the water.
Toe n Flower Show
II Coming Attraction.
The Toe H movement is primarily
! an effort to furnish welcome and whole.
some entertainment for boys who CONF
to New York In the course Of their worl
on ships. The ultimate aim Is to de-
velop groups Of men on the ships whit
will concern themselves with the socia
side OF life while at sea-
" There Is q long list Of socially promi
i1ent persons among those who are in
terested in the success Of the Toe +
affair.
u number of prominent women arr
interested In the International Flower
( Show, which will be held at the Grant
Central Palace, March ii to 16. One o
the features will be a cottage gardei
where luncheon. tea. dinner and evening
refreshments will be served by member
of the younger set and number OF tn
seasons debutantes.
i Miss Virginia Potter is chairman o
the tea garden committee, Mrs. Court
landt D. Barnes and Mrs. william II
Hamilton, vice chairman, and Miss v
D. H. Furman, treasurer. Among tn
chairman Of the various subcommittee
are Mrs. Walter Roesler, Mrs. Charlie
sP Neergaard, Miss Mary Beekman. Mrs
Frank Cyril Fisher, Mrs. John Russell
MRS. j. Stewart Barney and the Misses
Celia and Ruth Robinson. Evelyn Clark