Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-16
Miss Lowden and DIR. Miller
Complete Plans for Their Wedding.

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The marriage of Miss Florence Low
den to DR.. c. Phillip Miller, which will
take place Tuesday, is of moe than
usual interest here where Miss Lowden
spent some time when her father,
former Gov Frank o. Lowden. was
member of Congress. The wedding will
take place in the home OF the brides
parents, Sinnissippi Farm on the ROCK
River near Chicago. the Rev. DR.. Fred
erick F.. Shannon, pastor OF the central
Church, officiating in the presence OF
only the members of the two 1amllles
and a few intimate friends.
Miss Lowden will be attended by her
two sisters, Mrs. Albert F. Madlener, Jr.,
formerly Miss Harriet Lowden. and
Mrs. John B. Drake, jr, formerly MISS
Frances Lowden, both Of Chicago. Little
Miss Nancy Madlener and Miss Barbara
Drake, nieces of the bride. will be mower
girls. and her nephew. young Mr. Jonn
B. Drake. 4th, will be the ring bearer.
DR.. Franklin C. Mclean will be best
man.
DR., Miller and his bride will take an
extended wedding trip and Will be al
home after January ! In the C!olSter
on the campus of the University OF Cni-
cago. where DR.. Miller is director OF the
university's clinic. He is son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles P. Miller OF OAK
Park. Ill. and met Miss Lowden when
she was student at the university.
Mrs Randolph Harrison of Lynchburg,
Va. has issued invitations Tor the mar
rage OF her daughter. Julia Meem, to
DR.. James Winston Watts OF chicago
SATURDAY. evening october "a. IN 81.
Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church al
Ivnchburp Miss HARRISON Is member
of that branch of the Virginia family
OF which President William Henry Har-
rison and his grandson, President Ben
jamin Harrison, were members: net
father. an eminent lawyer OF his Gay;
represented Virginia in the celebrated
Virginia West Virginia debt case, which
occupied the attention OF the Unlteo
States Supreme Court for long lme.
He was an associate Of the late MAJ.
Holmes Conrad, also OF Virginia.
Miss Caroline Thompson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Huston Thompson, Will
arrive in New York tomorrow alter a
Summers study of the League OF Ma
tons at Geneva.
She will return Immediately to Wash
ington. where she will spend the VIM
Ter with her parents in their nome az
$500 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs Edward Harralson and her daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel Harralson, nave taken
an apartment in the Cairo Tor the re,
nainder of the season and will be joined
there later by Mr. HarralSon. who Is re-
covering from a serious illness. Mr.. and
Mrs Harralson and their daughter
sDent some time in the late Summer IN
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs John Herrick who have
occupied the house at 1923 twenty
eighth street since they came to WASH
ington to live will move within fort
night to the house at 34l1 Q street,
which they have leased for the Winter.
Mrs. Herrick is better known in news
paper circles as Genevieve Forbes Her
rick. =,
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar burlington will
return to Washington shortly from HaV-
ana. Cuba, where Mr.. burlington has
been serving as secretary to the United
states Ambassador, Mr.. Guggenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. burlington will be IN their
rouse. at 1928 Twenty eighth street, for
the Winter.
Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson entertained
at luncheon today at the National Wom-
ans Country Club in honor of Mrs. Her
bert Davis Vogel. Dr. Vogel, who is a
lieutenant in the Engineer Corps, was
military attache at Berlin for several
years Mrs Woodsons guests were
Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison. Mrs. Moncure
Burke Berg Mrs Hoggatt Clafton. Mrs.
William Eugene Elliott. Mrs. Leland
Dodson Webb and Mrs. Moncure Burke.
Bloomfield, N j., are at the Dodge for
a few days and are accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Alice Morgan.
Mrs. S. A. Benedict is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Halsey in their apart