The Washington times., 1930-09-06
JardinesHave
Postponed.
Sailing
Plan to Sail Today Having
Been Upset, Envoy and
Family viii Leave Sept. l3

Family viii Leave Sept. 13
Their plan to have sailed to-
day for Cairo, Egypt, having
been upset by the illness Of
their daughter, the newly APP
pointed United States minister
to Egypt and Mrs. William jar
dine will remain in Washing
Miss Marian Jardine, now at
Garfield Hospital recuperating
from an emergency appendi.
cftiS operation, is reported i'm
proving rapidly and will be able
to sail with her parents and
sister. Miss Ruth Jardine. on
September 13. Also in the party
will be Miss katherine Low
man, daughter of the Assis-
tant Secretary Of the Treasury,
and Mrs. Seymour Lowman,
whose marriage to william Jar
dine, jr., will take place in
December.
Yesterday at the hospital
Miss Jardine received q mes
sage Of coincidence on her ill
ness from the President and
Mrs. Hoover and baskets Of
White House flowers.
The minister and Mrs. jar
dine were to have left Wash
ington. on Friday preparatory
to sailing from New York on
the S., S. L'eviathan today.
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Honor For FIiers
The charge sd'affaires Of the
French embassy, Jules Henry,
has issued invitations for q re-
ception on Monday afternoon
in honor of the French fliers,
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice
Bellonte.
Lieut.. Millard Lewis Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
c. Rood, at Bridgeport, Conn.
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Motoring Abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w.
Hillyer, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Claire Hillyer,
are making an extensive motor
trip through France. Germany.
Belgium and CzechoSlavakia.
Next month they will 60 to
Switzerland where Miss Hillyer
is to attend school this com.
ing winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. Saxham e.
Drury, the latter formerly Miss
Mabel Gerry. daughter of the
late Commodore and Mrs. e.
bridge T. Gerry, are to return
to Newport next season as sum-
mer residents. Mrs. Drury has
purchased the d'Hauteville villa
on Bellevue Avenue, which for
the past five summers has been
occupied by A. Van Horne
StuyveSant and his sister, Miss
Anne w. Stuyvesant, Of New
York.
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Fete Bridal Party
Lieut.. Elliott B. Strauss. u.
s. N, and Mrs. Strauss, enter
tanned at luncheon today at
their home In Newport, r. T.,
for Miss Marilla Davenport
ziegler and her fiaace, Dudley
Tate Easily, jr., whose mar
riage takes place this after
noon.
Lieutenant Strauss will be
one Of the ushers ,at the we'd
ding.
Married Today
The marriage of Miss Grace
Yarrow, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest A. Yarrow, Of
Haddam, Conn, to Harry Claf-
lin Mansfield, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Mansfield, of
Washington.
The ceremony will take place
this afternoon at the Haddam
Congregational Church and will
be followed by a reception AZ
the home of the brides parents.
Miss Helen B. Clark, of the
faculty Of Bancroft School,
Worcester, Mass, will be maid
= Of honor. !
Miss Yarrow graduated from
VaSSar in 1927, having majored
in music. and since has been
a member OF. the faculty AZ
Bancroft. Mr.. Mansfield gradu-
ated from Cornell the same
year and is now an instructor
at Yale.
Miss Anna E. Boiler, of River.
side. ILL.,, who is president Of
the American Dietetic ASSocia-
ton, is at the Dodge Hotel while
attending the Catholic Hospital
Association convention in Wash
ington. Yesterday afternoon
Miss Boiler presided over the
section relating to dietetics and
food service: Miss Boiler, who
is accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. N. H. Boiler. will go. to
Toronto in a few days to, attend
the<. American Dietetic ASsocia-
ton convention there.
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At Wardman
Jonkheer and Madame John
MelVill Van Carnbee are in
washington for q week at
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