The Washington times., 1930-06-27
YO n gSterS
Will Share
HOnOrS
Children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Hines to Attend
dwelling With Secretary

Joseph H. Hines 10 Atteno
dwelling With Secretary
The small daughters of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Il.
Hines, Marilyn and Katrina,
will officiate at the unveil-
ing ceremonies tomorrow OF
the giant marker which will
be placed on the site Of Gen.
joseph Hooker's headquar-
texs by the Pennsylvania
Rhetorical Commission.
Unveiled Tomorrow
The marker will be unveiled
at Prospect Hall, the Hines
estate'near Frederick, Md, and
no less a parsonage than the
Secretary of War, Patrick j.
Hurley, will make the dedica-
ton address, sharing honors
with the two Hines youngsters.
The marker, a gigantic block
of native granite, will bear a
bronze tablet designed by the
eminent architect, Faul P. Crer,
of Philadelphia. It marks the
spot where Gen. George Cor
don Meade took command OF
the Army of the Potomac.
Deed of Site
Mr.. Hines will make the
presentation of the deed for the
site of the marker and Emory
L. Coblentz will accept the deed
on behalf of the Governor Of
MARYLAND, Albert c. Ritchie. It
will then be transferred to the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
and accepted in person by the
Governor of that State, John
S. Fisher, who will also make
O. brief address.
The guest of honor, George
G. Meade, grandson of the IA
nous Civil War leader, will be
the guest of honor for the day.
He will be introduced by Isaac
r. Pennypacker, of Ardmore.
Pa.
Luncheon. Hosts
Before the ceremonies tomor-
row, Governor Fisher and his
staff will be the guests at
luncheon of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hines. There will be 40 guests
invited to meet the Pennsyl-
vania chief executive.
Mrs. Caspar Whitney, Of.
New York. a sister of Mrs.
Hines, and her daughter, Miss
Faith Whitney, are guests over
the weekend at Prospect Hall.
Leaving On Monday
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. wife
of the Speaker of the House,
and their small daughter, Miss
Paulina Longworth, will go to
Jamestown, r. l., where they
have taken a cottage for the
summer on Monday.
Speaker LongWorth will join
them on Tuesday.
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HOnOrs For Visitor
The ambassador of Belgium, "a,
Prince Albert de Ligne, and the
Princess de Ligne. are in New
York, where they were present
yesterday at the luncheon given
by Pierre Nuyttens, noted Bel
gian artist, in compliment to
the Count and Countess Won
Luckner.
The Count and Countess Won
Luckner were recent visitors In
Washington.
The Minister of Denmark,
Constantin Brun, left Washing
ton yesterday for Bar Harbor to
spend the season.
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HOnOred in Warsaw
The Polish foreign minister,
August zaleski, yesterday enter
tanned at luncheon at his home
in Warsaw in compliment to
Mrs. William Howard Taft,
widow of Chief Justice Taft,
who is touring in Europe.
The Minister of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter sailed yester-
day on the Lafayette for their
home in Switzerland, where they
will spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Viscount de Lantsheere, first
secretary of the Belgian; en1:
bassy, is spending several days
in New York, at the Ambassa-
dor. He is sailing for Europe
tomorrow on the Belgenland
to spend a vacation.
Guest Speaker.
Miss Mary Jean Simpson will
be guest speaker at a garden
tea at the National Woman'S
Party Sunday afternoon at 4:30
p. m. Her subject will be I'm
pressions of a Woman Legisla-
tor" Mrs. Jennie o. Berliner
will be hostess.
Morris Roderick Volck, jr.,
has returned from the Hill
School and is at the Savoy
Plaza, New York, with his grand
mother, Nine. Domicio da
Cana, until she sails for Eu-
rope on the Majestic today.
Mr.. Volck will then motor to
California to pass the summer
with his father.