Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-22

MI Mrs walter T. Brown, we OF
the Postmaster General, VINO
entertained at the Mayhower
Hotel. This is one Of the series OF M
formal luncheon parties given oy tne
cabinet hostesSes for the First Lady.
THE little group at the luncheon today
included Mrs. Henry l.. Stimson, wife
Of the Secretary of State; Mrs. McNary,
wife of Senator Charles McNary: Mrs.
Ernest Lee Jahncke, wife of the AS
sistant Secretary Of the Navy: Mrs.
william N. Jardine, wife OF the newly
appointed United States Minister 70
Egypt and Mrs. Reed Smoot. wife OF
Senator Smoot and Mrs Stark McMul-
lin, who are houseguests Of Mrs. Hoover.
Prince and Princess
de Likne, Visit Detroit.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne are en- route to De-
troit, to attend a reception tomorrow
IN celebration of the centenary ami
versary of Belgium's independence. the
Ambassador and Princess de Ligne, Will
be entertained at luncheon preceding
the celebration by Mr.. Henry Foro.
The celebration will be under the au-
spices of the Belgian american Bust
nessmer's Association, The envoy ana
Princess de Iigne will return to their
cottaee near Annapolis the end OF the
week.
The newly appointed Ambassador of
Peru. Senior Manuel de Freyre, VIII en-
terrain o small company on the Plage
Deaubille this evening. He had q lew
Ruests dining with him informally last
evening.
senator and Mrs. David Baird. jr.,
who arrived In New York yesterday on
the Europa, from q wedding trip 10
Europe are expected TO come 70 WASH
inRtor for short stay before going
10 their home in New Jersey.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Gtone are travelling In Europe, spent
last week at Derchtegaden, Germany
and are motoring through the noun
tairs.
1-he Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs. Frederic H. Payne have with them
At the Mayfiower Hotel, their daughter
Miss Carolyn Payne.
Gen. Ewing E. Booth of the United
states Army. and Mrs. Booth arrived
in washington last week and are max
ing their residence at the Willard.
co, and Mrs, wallace Macdonald
e.raivie will leave this week to be guests
az Mrs. Marius de Brabant at her Long
island Summer estate, Plaisance.
Mai and Mrs. 3. Y Read are spend
ing the Midsummer at the Chanonte-
Hsddon Hall In Atlantic City.
MAI John c. Gotwals, U. S. A.. has
come from st. Louis and is staying az
ths wardman Park Hotel. ~
The assistant naval attache of the
british embassy and Mrs. w. G. Horton
had guests with them at the dinner
dance last evening on the PLACE Deau-
vine At the wardman Park HoteL
Mrs. George r. Marye, wife of the
former United States Ambassador to
Russia, entertained at dinner last eve
ming at Newport, where she Is spending
the Summer.
weddings Of Unusual
Interest To-day and Future.
An approaching wedding OF unusual
interest is that Of Miss Mary Florence
Mcrscher. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence N. Morscher, and Dr. Charles
Dfechsler Of the Agriculture Depart
merat. The wedding will take place
wednesday evening, July 30, at $3.50
o'clock in the Mount Vernon MetnoolSG
Episcopal Church. The couple will sail
for England, where DR.. Drechsler VIII
attend the meetings OF the Information
al Botanical Congress at Cambridge.
They will later tour In Europe before
returning to this country.
THE bride-elect received her B. s.
degree from William and Mary College
and has been engaged in scientific work
IN the Agriculture Department. She Is
A member of the Delta Delta Delta
Fraternity and the Phi Sigma Honorary
Biological Fraternity. DR.. Drechsler re.
ceiVed his doctors degree from Harvard
University and Is member Of Sigma
xI He Is a pathoioEist in the United
states Department Of Agriculture and
. nnycoloeist of note.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Houser are
sending out cards announcing the mar
ri7ge Of their daughter, Dorothea
EKf,ma, to Mr. Donald A. Craig, jr., son
ofsMr. and Mrs Donald A. Craig of this
city, at noon today in Baltimore. Mr.:
and Mrs, Craig will motor northward
and will be at home after August l at
Corcorans Courts, where they have taken
aH apartment
Mr.. Craig is following in the foot
steps Of his parents, who are both well
krEwn Newspaper writer's, and Is him.
sell actively engaged In the profession.
rhs marriage Of Miss Lillian Saxton.
daughter of Mrs. Nellie Rea Saxton, to
Nh. Philip 8. Cunningham, son OF Mrs.
CUNNINGHAM, and the late Capt. Mack
K Cunningham, Signal Corps. viii take
place this afternoon at o'clock, In ST.
Paul's Church, at Fifteenth and v
streets.
DIR. and Mrs. William Kennedy But
ler after, spending some time in Nova
Scotia, are now at the Admiral Beatty
Hotel in st. John, Newfoundland, en-
route to Quebec and the White Noun
ta1ns.
Mrs. Daniel C. Stapleton. who closed
her house on Massachusetts avenue late
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