The Washington times., 1931-05-22
june Brides
F.; Plan Smart
: Weddings
Many Socially Prominent
Persons to Be Married
During Month; Zantzinger
NuptiaIS Head List
By ANNE PATTEN

first rank Importance in the
social news of Washington.
This June promises to be un-
usually thrilling for those who
love white satin and tulle and
. the strains Of Lohengren's i'm
mortal wedding march. Isabel
Green's wedding on June 8, to
Richard Chew Zantzinger, of
HyattSville, is the first nuptial
event of Importance on the
months calendar. Isabel is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Devereux Green. Her
sister, Devereux, was bud of
last season, and will be a mem
ber of her wedding party.
. DR.. and Mrs. Henry Cook
.Macatee plan to beStow the
hand of their pretty daughter,
Gertrude Paxton Macatee, upon
Randolph Powell Butler, assist
ant trade commissioner of the
Department of Commerce, sta
toned at Sac Paulo, Brazil,
late in the month, but the date,
so far has not been definitely
announced as the bridegroom
is still in Brazil. The day will
be named as soon as Mr.. But
Ter sails.
Plans Are Completed
The brides plans, however,
have been completed. Her sister,
Mary Macatee, is to be maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids will
include the Misses Grace Moi
fett Stewart, Margaret Ohm
stead, Ida Louise Raymond, Of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Jennings
Bailey, jr.
Orville Lynn de Lashmutt is
to be best man for Mr.. Butler
and the ushers will include
Harry L m ton, Dallas
Pickens, Jennings Bailey, jr.;
George Bailey, Herndon Phil
lips and William 8. Hoge Sd.
Miss Macatee made her debut
two years ago and is graduating
this year at Bryn Mawr on
June 3.
Other Wedding Dates
, Dates announced today by
the brides-to-be include June 6,
when Miss Ernestine Rowland
Wertenbaker, daughter of Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. George L. Werten-
baker, is to wed Lieut.. Charles
Grant Goodrich, U. S. A. Air
Corps. The ceremony will be
performed at Rock, Rest, Blue
mont, Va. the summer home Of
the brides uncle, the late Hugh
B. Rowland, at noon, with a
wedding breakfast following
Her cousin, Miss Margaretta
Park Rowland, is to be maid
of-honor.
Miss Esther Elizabeth Bowen,
daughter of Mrs. Erwin C.
Bowen, is to plight her troth
with Midshipman Nelson Ken
yon Brown, of Pittsburgh. at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church
on June at 6 o'clock.
Miss Jones to Wed
: Miss Christina Osborne Jones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus Milton Jones. will be
married June 20 at o'clock to
Theodore Sullivan Cox, of Wash
ington and Williamsburg, Va,
son e. the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William Van zant Cox. The
wedding will take place at st.
Johns Church.
Invitations for the marriage
of Miss Margaret West, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henry West, to John Homer
Chase, of New York, son of
Mrs. William H. Rayley, of
Washington, we're received this
morning by those invited to
attend the ceremony at noon at
st. Matthews Church, and the
breakfast, limited to relatives
and out-of-town guests, which
is to follow.
Mrs. Hoover At Rapidan
Mrs. Hoover will leave this
afternoon for the Presidents
camp at Rapidan, accompanied
by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, jr.,
who has been a guest at the
White House since yesterday.
Governor Roosevelt will ar
rive tomorrow morning, and will
go Immediately from Washing
ton to Rapidan.
Marc Peter Returns
The minister of Switzerland,
Mar Peter, returned yesterday
from New York, where he had
gone to bid Nine. Peter "bon
voyage" upon Ter departure for
home on board the Lafayette.
BritOn Gives Luncheon
The Commercial Secretary of
the British Embassy and Mrs.
Arthur Pack entertained at
luncheon today. They were
hosts at dinner last evening ir
honor of Ronald Fraser, of the
British foreign office, who is
their guest. He is spending a
short time in this country en-
route to England from South
America.
The Chilean ambassador. Car.
los G. Davila, is expected today
at the, Ritz-Carlton in New
York.
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Giuseppe C. Catalani, second
counselor of the Italian en-
bassy. and Signora Catalani are
at the Pierre in New York.
ConnmandantS Arturo Ierino