Evening star., 1932-10-22


children in their country home
i Belmont. near Leesburg. Va.
the middle of next week aftel
making a trip through the Middle West
Yesterday the Secretary was in Chicago
Minister and Nine. Peter
Sail Today for Swiss Home.
The Minister of Switzerland ane
Nine. Peter, who closed their house herr
early in the week, have been at th'
Hotel Ambassador, in New York, ans
are among the passengers sailing toda!
aboard the Augustus to spend some tint
in their Swiss home.
The Minister Of Sweden and Nine
Bostrom are sailing today on the Grips
holm for this country. after spending {
vacation Of several months In thet
home, in Sweden.
Representative Fred A. Britten will
be joined tomorrow in Chicago by Mrs
Britten, who will close their house, or
Sheridan circle, today after remaining
here through the Summer. They viii
return to Washington after the election
The counselor Of the German EN-.
bassy and Frau Leitner and their little
family came to, Washington last eve.
ming from New York, where the former
went to meet Frau Leitner and theil
children when they arrived yesterday
from Germany.
The military attache Of the japanese
embassy and Nine. Tanaka were host.
at dinner last evening at the Carlton
when their guests included Col. ane
Mrs. Alfred T. Smith, Col. and Mrs
Charles Burnett, Maj. and Mrs Edward
F. Witsell, Maj. Philip r. Faymonville
and Maj. Ryosuke Nakanishi, assistant
military attache of the japanese EN-.
bassy.
The Assistant Postmaster General
Mr.. W. Irving Glover, entertained Senol
j. A. Montalvo and his son Rafael al
dinner at the Wardman Park Hotel last
evening. Senor Montalvo is director o.
the Cuban post ONCE department.
Baroness Maigit Mantica Veszi, ont
Of the outstanding newspaper women o1
Europe, who Is in this country for 9
short time. was the guest in whose
honor the Ambassador Of Italy, Mobile
Giacomo de MARITIME, entertained al
luncheon yesterday in the embassy
Others in the company were the Min.
lister of Uruguay, DR.. j. Varela; tht
charge d'affaires of Hungary, Mr.
Nicholas de Vegh; the counselor of the
Austrian legation, Mr.. Eugen Hauens-
child; the chief of the Western Eu.
krean division of the State Depart.
Hent and Mrs. J. Pierrepont Moffat
the first secretary of the Italian EN-.
bassy and Contessa Roncalli and Nobils
Carlo Andrea Soardi, secretary of the
embassy.
Col and Mrs. Edward Clifford and
their daughter, Miss Helen Clifford
went to Princeton today to attend the
foot ball game this afternoon and will
remain over Sunday with Mr.. Lambert
Clifford, son of Col and Mrs. Clifford
The marriage of Miss Katherine Low.
man, daughter Of the Assistant Secre.
tary Of the Treasury and Mrs. Seymour
Lowman, to Mr.. Jacob Rudolph Schlager
jr., Of Scranton. Pa, is taking place to.
day in Trinity Church in Elmira. N Y.
where the Assistant Secretary and Mrs
Lowman and their family are remain
ing in their home for the Autumn
season.
Miss Atlee Wayne Wirgman is spend.
ing the week end at Princeton, where
she went for the Princeton Navy gam.
and for the ball following.
MilIer-Kennedy
Wedding at Noon.
Autumn flowers shading from yellow
to deep bronze, mingled with Autumn
leaves, and harmonizing with the gown
of the brides attendants, formed al
unusually effective setting for the wed
ding at noon today of Miss Elizabeth
Morris Kennedy, daughter Of Rear Ad
miral Robert Morris Kennedy, U. S. N
(Medical Corps, and Mrs. Kennedy
and Mr.. Richard White Miller of Wash
ington, son Of Mrs Adolphus B. Ben
nett Of Washington and the late MI
Richard Miller Of Richmond, KY.
The ceremony was performed in tn
home of the brides parents at 231:
Tracy place. the Rev. DR.. Herbert Scot
Smith, rector Of st. Margaret's Church
officiating. During the wedding service
a string orchestra played softly an,
which preceded the wedding breakfas
to which only the members of the tw
families were asked.
The bride was escorted and given il
marriage by her father Her weddin,
gown was fashioned of white brida
satin cut on the bias and designed alonl
princess lines. The bodice was mad
with cowl neckline, long fitte,
sleeves which went into points over tn
wrists, and the skirt fell into a graceful
train in the back. The veil of tull
was held by a band of duchess lac
across the forehead, and chin stral
Of tulle, and she carried Gala lilies.
Miss Eugenia Lejeune. daughter o
Maj Gen. John A. Lejeune, U. S. NJ. C.
retired. was the maid of honor. He
costume was most effective. The gowl
Of burnt orange chiffon velvet wa
made on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lines
with high neckline and short ruffle,
sleeves. Her turban was designed o
Autumn leaves, in hues of orange ant
brown, and had a short face veil Of
rich brown shade. She wore champaign
color suede gloves and carried an arm
bouquet of bronze dahlias. The brides
maids. Miss Peggy Tyner and Mis-
Frances Duke of Nashville, Tenn. wor
frocks fashioned similar to that of Mis-
Lejeune in a new shade of brown, an
their accessories and bouquets wer
like those of Miss Lejeune
Mr.. Henry Clay Simpson of Lexington
KY, was the best man and the usher
were Mr. John Joseph Dolan of thi
CITY and Mr.. Milton Baldridge o
Allentown, Pa.
The couple were assisted in receivins
at the small informal reception, by thei
respective mothers. Mrs Kennedy wa
in a gown of wine red cut velvet Wit
accessories to match and Mrs. Bennett
was in brown velvet, trimmed in ermin
fur, with hat to match. They bot
wore shoulder bouquets Of gardenias.
Mr.. Miller and his bride left earl
in the afternoon for a wedding trip. tn
latter wearing q, brown tweed suit fieck
ed in white, and trimmed with brow
Persian lamb collar, and her hat was
sailor model made Of tweed to CORE
spond with her suit. Mr.. and Mr.
Miller will be at home In December !
the house they are building at 29O
Forty-third street.
Among the out-of-town guests wa
Mrs. Heber Cassell of Portsmouth. VI
Miss Peggy Tyner entertained at tn
dinner dance at the Sho-eham last eve
ming in honor Of Miss Kennedy an
Mr.. Miller. The guests included Ms
u,ropc D,ko Cf Nashville Tenn. MIS-