Evening star., 1932-04-20
SOCIETY
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Regan, Mrs. William Allen, Miss Eleanor |
Gerard, Miss Mary Haskell Miss Vir-
ginia MCGUIRE and Miss Ellen Nolan.
Mrs James Clement Dunn has gone
TO New York and is with Mr. and Mrs
George A. Gordon at the Ambassador
for short stay.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Wittgenstein will
receive Sunday afternoon from to s
O'Clock, in their home, at 2745 Woodley
place, and will have receiving with them
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert George Samburg whose
marriage took place recently.
Mrs. Charles Mason Remey gave a
luncheon at the National Woman's
Country Club yesterday, having as her
guests a brilliant company of foreign
potentates and representatives of off,
cial and social Washington
At the luncheon Mrs. Remey made
the presentation to the club of a most
unusual gift-an avenue of elm trees
which is to be known as the Interna-
tional Memorial lane.
Over a year ago So Amba -adors and
Ministers of foreign countries to the
United States we're requested to Off
cially name a distinguished woman of
their country. Each tree Of the Inter-
national Memorial lane was dedicated
in honor of one of these distinguished
women ard thus becomes for all time
a living symbol of renowned woman
hood
A beautifully embellished and illumi-
mated book containing a biographical
sketch of the life of each woman so
honored. was given to the club by Mrs
Remey and presented at the luncheon
yesterday.
Among the guests at the luncheon
were the Turkish Ambassador, Mr.. All
met Muhtar; the Ambassador from Po-
land. Mr.. Tytus Filipowicz; the Chilean
Ambassador. Senor Don Miguel Cru
chaga Tocornal; the Ambassador of
Mexico and Sonora de Puig Casauranc:
a number of the foreign ministers and
their wives
Guests attending from other cities !
were Mrs. George Horace Lorimer of !
Philadelphia, Mrs. Franklin Page Sack ;
EFT of Philadelphia, Mrs. Lawrence r.
Lee of Bryn Mawr, Mrs. George Hunt
ington Williams of Baltimore. Mrs. Ed {
ward jenkins Shriver of Baltimore. Mrs. /
Cass Gilbert and Miss Emily Gilbert of
New York City and Mrs. Bruce D.
Smith of New York City. {
Mrs Kelly. wife of Representative
Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania, was host ,
ess at luncheon today in the crystal
IOOIn O1 the Wl1ldIO. SILSTIalIllIlR
compliment to Mrs. Frank F. Sumney, 1
regent of the Queen Alliquippa Chap
ter, N. S. D. A, r. of McKeesport, Pa,
Of which Mrs. Kelly is member. !
Other guests were the delegates and al
ternates of the chapter who are at s
tending the Congress of the D. A. r. {
Wife of Comma ndant Of the
Marine Corps a Hostess. {
Mrs Ben H. Fuller, wife of the COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, was ,
hostess at luncheon today. entertaining ,,
in the commandments quarters at the +,
Marine Barracks.
For the benefit of its building fund,
the Congressional Club, 200l New :
Hampshire avenue, is sponsoring the :
ater party at the National Theater on
Monday evening, May 2. The commit
tee in charge is Mrs. Leonidas c. Dyer,
Missouri, chairman: Mrs. Alben w.
Barley, Kentucky: Mrs. Edward T.
Taylor, Colorado; Mrs. Daniel A. Reed,
New York: Mrs. william A. Rodenberg, !
Illinois, and Mrs. James II. MacLaf-
ferty, California.
The supervising director Of the United /
States Employment Service. Mr.. John
R Alpine entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Hotel Washington in y
honor Of the Secretary Of Labor. Mr.. Q
William n. Doak. His guests were the
commissioner Of immigration al Ellis =
Island, Mr.. Edward Cursi the commis- =
sioner Of nsrlraliza ten, Mr.. Raymond
=. Crist; the special assistant TO the
Secretary Of Labor, Mr.. Walter W.
King; the director Of concihation, Mr..
Hugh L KeTwin, and Mr. Meyer Bloom
field Of New York City.
MIRA r. T. Msttingly, wife Of Judge
r. T. Mattingly Of Washington, D. c..
accompanied by her sister. Mrs L Ken
ton, and daughter Zenobia OF Whining
ton. Del, are spending q short vacation
period NJ the residence Of Dr.. j. Merley
on South NJ street, Palm Beach, Fla.
Also included in the party are Miss /
Grace Emmet Miss Katherine Emmet
and Maj. H. A Werder, all from Wash
ington. The party members are making
3 tour Of the State of Florida and will /
remain there for an indefinite period.
Among marriages Of former Washing
tonians is that Of Mr. George J. Burton
and Miss Ethel Rose Bawden. daughter
OF Mrs. Lucy A. Bawden OF Welvyn
Garden City. England The ceremony Il
was recently performed ct Woodlsvn
parsonage. Dartmouth. Nova Scotia, by L
the Rev H H. Mcneil.
Mr.. Burton was formerly connected
with the War Department and the
Office Of the controller general Of the
United States. In this city, as clerk
chief OF division and accounta nt-in-
vestigator. and is now an accountant
In the Customs Service at New York |
City.
Mrs. Burton was for many years
foreign missionary Of the Presbyterian ! |
Church at Kalimpong. Northern India.
on the borders Of Tibet and at Banga-
lore. Southern India, where she was /
also secretary OF the Young Women's
Christian Association. Preceding her
marriage she served as secretary of the
Christian Endeavor Guest House in
London
The couple will make their home in | r
New JERSEY. where Mr. Burton has re- II
sided FOR the last l8 months since leav-
ing Brooklyn. II
The Congressional Club will be given
over tomorrow afternoon, from 4 to
o'clock. to the wives Of the West Vir-
ginia delegation in Congress who will
entertain at tea for the visiting
Daughters Of the American Revolution |
from that State who are attending the
annual congress now in session II
Others assisting besides members of
the delegation will be Mrs. Epriham |
Morgan. Mrs. Howard Sutherland Mrs. !
George K. Nutting Mrs John Marshall |
Mrs. James Ellsworth Jones. Mrs |
Charles Brooks Smith. Mrs. Ellis Yost
end Miss Rose McGraw.
Former Mrs Mccormick Opens II
Her Garden to Pilgrimage.
Interest IN GeorgetownS garden pill
erimage constantly increases with sew
Ill Over - Years Of Quality Service III