Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-03
PLANS OWN HoUsEwoRK.
Former Miss COuzens to Be Content
on Husbands Salary.

VA AAuSuaHuS salary.
NORFOLK, vau. February 3 IT,
Eorglven by her father for clipping, Mrs.
w. Jedries Chewing, who until sat-
uroay was Miss Margaret Couzens
daughter of Senator James Couzens
Michigan capitalist, is going to do her
own housework.
studied domestic science for four
years and I can cook anything from
Dread to eggs" she said as she and
her husband, an employee of a WASH
lngton trust company, discussed their
And we're going to live on nv
salary, the bridegroom said.
Mrs. Chewing exhibited her engage
lnenC ring a large amethyst set in
1T was given to my ancestor Sir
Herbert Jeffries, royal governor of Vir-
GINA, by. King Charles H." her hus-
band explained.
They arrived in Norfolk by boat from
Baltimore, where they were married
az a Catholic rectory Saturday. Thev
w are planning tour of the historic
Virginia peninsula.
see 1t ALL" ""S W
Tney already have selected an apart-
menu IN Washington. Their elopmert
was not prompted by fear of narantaT
uiSapproVal, she said. It was because
OF her aversion to big" weddings.
thlnk they're messy" she declared
with regular church wedding n !:
necessary that the engagement be an
nouncso several weeks ahead of time
and all your friends, out of the kin5e
ness Of their hearts, begin giving ma rtSe,
and dances and other things in vo,,r
honor,, with the result that by the time
the date OF the wedding has arrived
you are utterly worn out"
MRS. CheWntng was unable To reach
ner father by telephone yesterday morn
ing because of q poor connection bI,t.
later the Senator himself called twiSx
w them happiness, and urged them
Miss CouzenS who is 10. was ore -,
this seasons debutantes. but becauss -
her preference for art study. her. nar-
ents gave no formal presentation tpartv
Tor her. Her art will go by the boards
now, however. SS
II know I'll be too busy keenlrc
house and looking after my husband IN
nave any time for art studies" she said
she f1rst met her husband at the
PRESIDENTS Cup races on the Potomac
last September. They saw each other
next at the Junior League ball in Wash
ington In December On Friday night
January II, they became engaged at
Just regular date" Plans to marry
in March we're discarded when news
papers began printing reports Of the
engagement, she said. Mr.. Chewing
is Is.
Mr. Chewing will spend another dav
in this section before leaving for \
rambling motor trip home.
The couple is being accompanied by
ChQFlAC ~ -
ton and now Of Norfolk. an uncle of
Mr.. Chewing. and Miss Francis Calvin
an old school friend of the brides. They
were looking forward to a dip in the
pool at the Cavalier Hotel and a rarnble
on the beach.
Mr.. Chewing announced that their
INST appearance In Washington will be
next Monday night, when they will be
present at the Bachelors cotillon. Of
which Mr.. Chewing is treasurer. They
VIII then start to keeping house
me souple will go to Suffolk tomor-
row night, where they will nav n second
visit to Mr.. Chewning'S uncle, w. =
johnson, editor of the Suffolk News
From there they will continue to visit
spots OF historic interest on the VIZ
ginia Peninsula, including Janestown
Williamsburg and Yorktown.
Along the return route they will eau
on Mayor Carroll Chewing of Urbanna
another relative of the groom's. ans ssg4
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Chewing, in Fredericksburg. The
honeymoon tour is being made in
Chewning's small coupe. The run,,,e
seat was called into service TODAY for
the Virginia Beach trip. The couple
did not know exactly at what hour
they will make their departure from
Norfolk tomorrow. The bride expressed
her impatience to get away and start
her own apartment