Evening star., 1932-01-31
ENGAGEMENT Announced
Of Miss Shackelford
( And Lieut.. n. |. Fooks
Miss Rudd Weds Mr.. Simp-
son in Ceremony at Alex
andria Friday.

Lieut.. Col ana NlTS. ttODeII D. oiIdShel-
ford of Cedarcroft, near Cismont,
Albermarle County, have announced
+he engagement of their daughter Meta
stuart to Lieut. Nelson Irving Fooks,
q. S. A. The wedding will take place
This Summer. Miss Shackelford is a
preat-niece of Miss Roberta Stuart OF
Alexandria, whose mother was the late
Mrs. Bartlett Boiling of CharlottesVlIle.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Emma Rudd daughter of Mr.. Harry w.
Pudd. to Mr.. John William Simpson
took place Friday in the manSe OF the
Second Presbyterian Church, the ReV.
DR.. William B. McIllWaine, Jr., otn-
ciating. Miss Anne Boran was maid OF
honor and Mr. James Simpson was pest
man for his brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson left Immediately after the
ceremony for a Southern wedding trip
After February Is they will live IN the
Bradley Apartment at 6O4 Cameron
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlin L. Simpson an
rounce the marriage Of their daugh-
fer. Anne Elizabeth LuSby, to Mr.. Will
liam c. Burress. Thursday January 2l'
In Rockville. Md Mr.. and Mrs. BurreSS
will live in Washington.
Miss Mary Agnes Schroth, grand
daughter of Mrs. Constance Ponnet, ana
Mr.. Charles E. Dyer were marrleo oaI-
1Irdav morning, January %, IN 81.
EIarV's Roman Catholic Church, Rev
7 q Schnidhauser officiating. The
bride was given in marriage by her
uncle Mr. Norman Schroth, and wore
q gown Of Persian green cloth Win
Lat to match and carried cluSter o.
Talisman roses. Miss Cecilia Schrotn'
sister of the bride, was maid OF nonol;
snd wore a gown of rose color cloth aaG
carried an arm bouquet OF brloeSmalo
roses Mr.. ]. A McDermott was pesC
man for Mr.. Dyer. Following CIe
ceremony there was an informal "eu-
ding breakfast in the nome Oh Mp MIS
ponnet at 2Ol2 Duke street alter EIlicI Ii'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer lett Ior weuu4''s
frin They will live in washington.
'-iP rTbe marriage is announced OF MISS
Nrattie U. Croswell to Mr.. Edgar l.
Roach Wednesday afternoon, January
On in the parsonage of the FlrSt bap-
+ist Church. Rev. Pierce 5. Ellis ON
Ciatinp Following the ceremony CheIe
T.os an informal wedding supper IN Ine
George Mason Hotel and later MI. anu
Mrs. Reach left by motor Tor floI
On their return they will live IN BaI4-
more Among the out-o1-oWh eueSCo
Who were here for the Wedolng WelS
Mrs A. w. Gordon OF BaItlIn0ie M anu
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Poole Oh Ao"Soii'
Nd ,.,,o cr,itb enter
tojned at a buffet supper Sunday eve
oino in their home on Duke StreeI III
bnnor of Mrs. Frank Mccormick OF
Borrvville. who is spending the WlLtel
With her brother -in-laW and sister, MI
onJ Mrs Robert Miller Reese, on cam
eron street. Among the out-o1-IoWu
Guests were Mrs. John Beatty OF On
forio Mrs James Leslie Hall, Jr, Oh
ANNAPOLIS Mr. and Mrs. Phllp M. htro1'
Mrs Daingerfield Love ana MI. Eu-
mund Pendleton Hunter OF WaSnlngtoiti;
Mrs. Rathbone Smith alSo eliUeI CalitrU
at bridge at the Belle Haven country
SIuh last week in honor of her cousin
Mrs John Hunton Foster, who has ar
rived in Alexandria for the remalnoer
of the Winter after spending SIX monthS
with her son-in-law and daughter, MI.
and Mrs. Jacob Edge, in East Downing
MI and Mrs. F. A. Rhine and their
daughter. Miss Helen Rhine, OF wat
thena. Kans., are the guests OF IneI
SON and daughter -in-law Mr.. and MRS.
George Washington Rhine, IN uhel
home at Gil Queen street.
Miss Agnes Underwood has left for
Akron, Ohio. after a visit to Miss Pau
line Iipsconbe on Prince street.
Mrs. Henry D. Miller entertained at
dinner Sunday evening to celebrate MI.
Miller's birthday anniversary.
Miss Nina Fulton of Elllcott CITY,
Md is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey WestbroOk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutchinson en-
tertained Monday afternoon TO cele-
brate the sixth birthday anniversary OF
their son, Francis Hutchinson. mrs.
Hutchinson was assisted by MISS Ger
trude Hutchinson and Miss Dolly NC
Gruder. The young guests included
Kate Major, Lou Ann Tennessee, Mary
Agnes Manger, Betty 10 Tennessee,
Margaret McGruder, Betty Flaherty'
Charles Manly, Edward McGruder,
Thomas Flaherty, Joe Manly, Nevelle
Padgett, Billy Flaherty, Billy Holland |
and Hugh CookSie.
Mrs. S. M Byington has gone to New |
York City, where she will stay for the |
remainder of the Winter with DR.. ana
Mrs Henry Burr Siglar. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert R. Haar, Herbert R. Haar, Jr.; |
Mrs John P. Vincent and Miss Jac-
uueline Vincent have returned from |
New York, where they were the guests |
OF DR.. and Mrs. Siglar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Barnett enter |
tanned informally Saturday, January 23, !
to celebrate their silver wedding ami |
Mrs. Tom Gibbs Akeley of Belfast,
Me, is the guest of her father, Mr. Gil
bert j. Cox.
Mrs Joseph Francis Lackey Of Kan
sas City is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. william w. West.
Mr.. Fielding Lewis Logan of Phlla- !
delphia was the week end guest OF his |
brother-in-laW and sister, City Man !
ager and Mrs. Wallace Lawrence.
Mrs. Alvin Friedlander entertained at |
bridge Friday evening, when her guests |
were Mrs. Raymond Peverell, Mrs John |
Walton Tulloch. Mrs Howard Fannon, |
Mrs. William Sullender, Mrs. Frederick
Petit, Mrs. John EdmundS and Mrs
Claude Haynes.
Mrs. c. c. Chisholm and Miss Dora
Downey have returned from a visit to
their cousin, Mrs James Mooley, in
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w Wheat were
week end guests Of the latter'S mother,
Mrs. Manly BroadduS, in NeWtoWn, Va.
Miss Lillian Darley sailed from New
York last week on the S. S. President
Harding with the State Department
delegation for the Disarmament Confer
ence in Geneva.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sentmire were
week end guests of relatives in Balti-
more.
Miss Virginia Norton is home from
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Norton
in their home. Burgundy Farm, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Mattingly, Miss
Lalla Mattingly and Mr.. and Mrs.
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