Evening star., 1932-10-07

4 RS. EDWARD EVERETT GANN
MI arrived In New York yesterday
v and was the guest at luncheon
/ Of Mrs. Edward D. Dufdeld In
her home in East Orange, N. j.,
and last evening Mrs. Gam spoke in
Norristown, Pa. She returned to New
York this morning and was entertained
at luncheon in Brooklyn preceding an
address in the Brooklyn Academy OF
! Music this afternoon.
Mrs Gam will be absent until Mon
day, when she will return to Wash
ington for a few hours befort starting
for the Middle West.
Lord and Lady Reading Landing
At New York En- Route TO Capital
The secretary Of state for foreign
affairs of Great Britain and Lady Read
ing will arrive today aboard the Aqui-
tania en- route to Washington, where
they will attend the laying Of the corner
stone of the new Supreme Court Build
ing and the meeting Of the American
Bar Association.
Admiral Earl Beatty, first sea lord Of
the British Navy from 1919 to 1927,
with his son. Peter Beatty, also are
passengers aboard the Aquitania.
| The chief Of stafi, United States
Army, Gen. Douglas Macarthur, will
arrive in New York today aboard the
Leviathan from several weeks stay in
Europe.
| Countess Won Rosen, wife Of the mill
/ tary attache of the Swedish legation, Is
at the Gladstone in New York before
opening her studio In New York for the
Winter. Countess Won Rosen accom-
! panied Count Won Rosen to California,
where he went to attend the Olympic
games and remained in the West for
longer visit.
An engagement Of much interest in
| diplomatic circles in the Capital is that
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre c. Cartier,
to NJ Pierre Claudel, son of the Am
basSador Of France and Nine Paul
| Claudel. The prospective bride has
visited in Washington as the guest of
the Ambassador and Nine. Claudel and
| the Miles. Claudel have been entertain
| ed many times by Miss Cartier in her
| New York home. Miss Cartier Is a
graduate of the Spence School and is
| a member of the Junior League and the
Colonial Danes of America. She has
passed several Summers abroad and is
now in France, where she has been
| iiCi OH oIu0Accs OllC ID CA
pected to return to New York early next
month. No date has been set for the
| wedding
NJ Claudel, following the footsteps of
his father, is preparing for the French
| diplomatic service. He returned from
France yesterday on the Paris. The
| bridegroom-elect's father was Ambas-
sador to Japan before coming to Wash
ington and also served France as a
! diplomat in Shanghai. Peking. Prague,
Frankfort, Hamburg, Rio de Janeiro and
Copenhagen. He Is the author of vol
umes of poetry and plays which have
been translated into English and pub
lished by the Yale University Press.
Miss Cartier comes of a family long
| prominent In the art of jewelry making.
She is a great-granddaughter Of the
late Mr.. Louis Francois Cartier and a
| granddaughter of the late Mr.. Alfred
Cartier. Her father Is founder and di-
rector Of the Franco American Board
Of Commerce and Industry and direc-
tor Of the French Hospital of New
York. He was made a chevalier Of the
Legion Of Honor In 1921 and an officer
Of the Legion OF Honor N 1929.
Through her mother, Miss Cartier is
the granddaughter Of Mr. Moses Rum
sey, fnancier and philanthropist Of st.
Louis.
Mrs. Anne Hopkins Hope was married
to Mr. James Waters Allison Of Rich
mond, Va, on Friday morning, October