Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31

! Clark. Sidney w. Fish, T. S. Firestone
| Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee, Paul D. Cra-
vath, Mrs. Thomas Has tings, Percy r.
Pyne. I'd; Theodore Douglas Robinson
| Mrs. Robert Bacon, w. F.. Grace, Harris
Fahnestock, Charles G. AuchincloSs
| Clarence H. Mackay, Capt. Frederick E
Guest L. Gordon Hamersley. the Under
| Ogden L. Mills, Robert L. Gerry, John
| j. RaSkob, c. K. G. Killings, Adrian
Iselin. Theodore A. Havemeyer, Walter
! P. Chrysler. Edwin Gould, Felix M
| Warburg. Harold /. Pratt Otto II. Kahn,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodward. How
ard c. Brokaw, c. Oliver Iselin, Charles
L. Tiffany, E. D. Morgan, r. Livingston
Beeckman. George D. Widener, John
McEntee Bowman. James G. Brady, jr.;
Fulton Cutting, Harvey :; Ladew, James
A. Burden, Mrs John 7. Pratt, w. II.
Vanderbilt william B. Leeds, Mrs.
Nicholas F. Brady, F. S, Won Stade. Miss
Eleanor. Sears, Mrs. Mary H. Rumsey
and many others.
An interesting engagement announced
| from abroad few days ago was that
of Miss Louise Clews to Andrew Nicholas
Armstrong Vanneck of London, brother
of Lord Huntingfield. Hiss Clews is
artist, of New York, ard Mrs. Louise
Hillingsworth Morris CleTs Of Baltimore
and Biarritz.
Miss Clews' grandfather was the late
Henry Clews of New York, banker, who
moderniZed the financial system OF
Japan. Mr.. and Mrs ClewS were sepa-
rated in Paris in 1909. Among MIR.
Clews' books was his "Numbo Jumbo,
a satire OF. modern life, art ano politics,
published in 1928.
Mr.. Vanneck is connected with a
ETxyaI During
tn World War he was with the Scots
Guards, receiving the military cross.
He is the third son of William Arce-
deckne Vanneck, second son of the third
Baron Of Huntingfield His mother was
Mary Armstrong of Toowoomba. queens
land. Nil Clews has been living with
her mother in Biarritz. BY her flrst
marriage her mother was Mrs. Frederic
Gerhard. The wedding. will take place
September l at the ChIteau de Ia Ia
poule, near Cannes, F'rakce.
Mrs E-ward M Weld Of Tuxedo Park
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Anne King Weld, to
William Crawford, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Crawford of $50 Park
avenue.
Miss Weld is the daughter of the late
Edward Motley Weld of Boston and
New York, who died in December, 1929.
Mr.. Weld had for ni~ny years figured
prominently in social and financial cir
cles here and in Bos' e He served as
a member of the board Of managers of
the New York Cotton Exchange from
1902 to 1925, and was at one time presi-
dent of the New Y k Cotton Exchange
He also was a member Of the Liverpool
Cotton Association :. Mr.. Weld, a
widely known horseman, played on the
Dedham polo team, which won the
United States championship in 1900.
For number of years Mr. Weld and
the late Temple Gwathmey owned q
racing stable, and upon the death of
Mr.. Gwathmey, Mr.. Weld became a
trustee of the Temple GWathmey Memo
rial Steeplechase in the list of races
of the United Hunts Racing Associa-
ton, Of which Mr.. Weld was treasurer.
Miss Weld attended Miss Chapins
School, and was graduated from the
Oldfields School in Maryland.
Mr.. Crawford attended st. Marks
School, He is q brother of George
Crawford, Harvard, 20. His father is
a member of the Metr opolitan, Engi-
neers' and Riding clubs, St. Nicholas
Society, Sons of the Revolution, Society
of Colonial Wars. Hugueilot Society and
the SocietJ of the Wai of 1912. No
cate has been set for the wedding.