Evening star., 1932-03-28

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i Miss True Odessa Gossette, fostel
daughter Of Mr.. Carl Williams
oe the Federal Farm Board and Mrs
williams to Mr.. John Duncan McDon'
aid Of Grand Rapids, Mich, son oi
Associate Justice Of the Michigan Su-
preme Court and Mrs. John S. Nc
Donald. The ceremony was performed
IN the Bethlehem Chapel of the
Cathedral, Right Rev. James Z. Free
man, bishop of Washington, officiating
and the guests at the wedding num-
bered about so, being limited to MEM
bers Of the Federal Farm Board and
close friends Of the couple. An i'm
pressive program of nuptial music was
given preceding the ceremony by Mr..
Louis A. Potter, who included in his
selections the prelude to Act / Of
'Lohengrin," the wedding march from
'IohenRrin," by Wagner, and Mendels-
sohr's wedding march. The chapel was
never loveNer, the Easter decorations
having been left in the chancel for the
occasion.
The arrangements for the wedding
were unusually charming and adding
interest to the occasion was the selec-
ton Of cotton lace Of not only the
brides gown but also Of her attendants
rs well as her foster mothers. 1t was
a ftting and thoughtful tribute to her
foster father that the bonny bride Sc
lected O gown made Of cotton, for Mr.
williams Is cotton" representative Of
the Farm Board. Plans for the all
cotton wedding" was also a graceful
gesture to the example set by Mrs. Hoo
yer when she chose q gown OF cotton
dimity for q state reception this Winter.
The brides gown was Of bridal blush
cotton lace, designed with long sleeves
O high neckline and q generous train
of the lace Her tulle veil correspond
ing with the hue Of the gown. fell from
a cap Of cotton lace and orange BIOS
SONS and she carried shower bouquet
of gardenias and lilies Of the valley
She was escorted to the altar by Mr..
williams, who gave her in marriage.
The brides mother, Mrs. j. S. Deck
or Of Westherford. Okla, was unable to
come for the wedding, having been de-
tanned in Oklahoma by the serious Ill
ness of Mr.. Decker.
Miss Olive McClintic, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. J. V. McClin-
tic Of Oklahoma, was the maid Of honor
and her gown was Of pink cotton lace,
fashioned with long sleeves. She wore
O pink straw hat and carried an arm
Bouquet Of pale pink roses.
George Douglas Clapperton OF Grand
Rapids was the best man and the
ushers selected were Burton B. Sibley
of Grand Rapids and L. Calhoun Col
lins Of washington. Archibald G. v.
wells was master of ceremonies.
An informal reception was held at
the Cathedral after the ceremony and
later O wedding breakfast in the apart
nnent OF Mr.. and Mrs. williams at the
Broadmoor for the immediate wedding
party and out-of-town guests.
Mrs. williams gown was Of Murillo
blue suede cotton lace, with black
net hat and black accessories. Mrs.
Mcdonald, mother Of the bridegroom
was La dark blue lace with a hat to
match.
Later Mr.. Mcdonald and his bride
left for q wedding trip to Bermuda, the
bride wearing Navy blue wool beige
suit with beige fox fur trimming.
blue Baku hat and veil. They will
make their home at 566 Prospect
avenue southeast, Grand Rapids, Mich.
The bride Is q talented musician hav-
Ing studied both piano and pipe organ
for several years. Mr.. Mcdonald Is a
graduate Of the National University
School Of Law and is praeticing Law IN
Grand Rapids, and is United states
district commissioner there.
Among the out Of town guests were
Judge and Mrs. j. 9. Mcdonald, Mrs.
George Clapperton, Mr.. Burton Sipiey
OF Grand Rapids.
Easter Festivities
AT Italian Embassy.
The Ambassador Of Italy and Donna
Antoinetta de MARITIME were hosts at
luncheon yesterday having as their
guests the apostolic delegate, Most Rev.
Pietro Fanaosoni- Blond: Mgr. Marella,
the apostolic delegates niece, Conte
and Contessa FumoSoni- Biondi, and the
members Of the embassy stan and their
wives with the exception Of Contessa
G 0rcpello. wife Of the assistant naval
attaehe, and the commercial attacne
and eignora Angelone.
The Ambassador of Italy and Donna
Antoinetta de Martino entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at the en-
bassy when their guests were Senator
and Mrs. Tasker l.. Oddie, the Assistant
secretary of State and Mrs. Harvey H.
Bundy, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mark
L. Bristol, the counselor of the Brazilian
embassy and Senhora de Almeida, the
counselor Of the Austrian legation and
Baroness Hauenschild, the first secre-
tary Of the Belgian embassy, Viscount
de Lantsheere. the Special Assistant to
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Allen
r. Klots, Nine Lombard, wife OF the
assistant military attache Of the French
embassy; Mrs. Truxton Beale, Mr..
and Mrs Floyd @. Blair Of New York,
Mr.. winthrop Chanler, Mr.. and Mrs.
charles @. Glover. jr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Crock, Mile. May. Mr.. Hubert
w. Chanler and the counselor Of the
Italian embassy, Conte Marchetti, and
the military attache, Col. Pennaroi.
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Senator and Mrs. Hebert will give
q dinner tomorrow night at Wardman
Park, IA honor Of the Secretary OF the
Interior and Mrs. Ray LYMAN Wilbur.
Mr.. Adrien Hebert of West Warwick,
r. T., has joined his parents, Senator
and Mrs. Hebert, in their apartment at
WaTdmAn Park Hotel, and will remain
through the holidays. The Rev. Math-
Of Senator Hebert, will arrive today
% be with them for the week.
Representative and Mrs. Harcourt J.
pratt of New York have with them at
the Mayhower their granddaughters,
Miss Mary Jane Sundstrom Of MARI
boro. n. Y, and Miss Barbara Belts Of
BAyside, N. Y, who are spending their
Spring vacations from school in the
Capital.
Representative and Mrs. William L.
Tierney Of Connecticut entertained a
party Of nine at the dinner-dance Sat-
urday evening at Wardman Park Ho-
tel. later taking their guests TO the