Evening star., 1932-12-24

Washington In day or two for Atlanta,
Ga, where she will spend the rest of
the Winter with her brother, Mr.. How
ard Wright, prohibition administrator
for that State. Mrs. Dinwiddie recently
visited another brother. Col. j. w.
Wright, now stationed at Missouri Uni
versity as instructor Of military tactics
and mathematics. Mrs. Dinwiddie has
| three sons, Mr.. Marcus Dinwiddie, q
graduate Of the University Of Virginia; :;
Mr.. Stanley Dinwiddie, q student at
the same university, and Midshipman
Alya Dtnwiddie at Annapolis.
Marriage Of Miss Morrow
to MIR. Morgan Is Planned.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Reeve Morrow, daughter Of Mrs. Nor
row and the late Senator Dwight W.
Morrow, and sister Of Mrs. Charles
A. Lindbergh, reported unoficially to
be planned for Wednesday. probably
will be the principal event on the
Christmas week social calendar in En-
glewood, N. j.
Next Day HILL" the green and wood
ed estate OF the late Senator Dwight
Whitney Morrow, in Englewood. will be
the scene Of the ceremony, which will
unite Miss Morrow and Mr.. Aubrey
Mel Morgan, Of Brynderwen, LANDAU,
Wales. Their engagement was an
| nounced last month by Mrs. Morrow,
and they met in 1880 in London when
Miss Morrow, accompanied her father
| to the London Naval Conference.
Miss Morrow is a graduate of Mil
| ton Academy, at Milton, Mass, and
Of Smith College. In the class Of 1925.
She also studied at the Sorbonne. in
| wood taught English for while at
Dwight School, where she was a STU
dent before going to Milton. In the
Fall OF 1880 she established the Little
| School in Englewood as nursery
school. which she since has expanded to
| include first and second grades.
Mr. Morgan is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Llewellyn Morgan. He Is
graduate Of Charterhouse School and
Of Jesus College. at Cambridge. He is
q member of the firm Of David Nor
gan. Ltd, at Cardiff. which was found
| ed by his grandfather.
Only q small group Of relatives and
friends, 1t is understood, Will witness
the ceremony. After wedding trip
In Wales.
Miss Elizabeth Ball, debutante niece
| of Mr.. William Holiday Noel Of Virginia
Beach, was hostess at dinner last eve
ming entertaining at the Hotel Grafton
| In compliment to Mrs. Franklin KING.
| Others in the company were Mr. and
| MIS-. Clinton Tribby, Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon KING
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McLaran. Mrs
william Laird Dunlop, jr.; Miss Dorothy
Kurtz, Miss Dorothea Peterson, MISS
Nal sykes, Miss Peggy Barker, Miss
Peggy Nixon, Miss Helen Marx, MI
Charles Hedges James. Mr.. William
| FRANKLIN Jones, Mr.. John Chappelear
Mr.. Asa Smith. MI. Theodore Alexander
Mr.. John Mark, Mr.. Harris Hull. MID
,hipman Sharp and Mr.. Gerard GIfoyle
The table had gaily lighted Christmas
tree In the center and favors were
dainty silver baskets filled with candles
and chocolate cigars for the men.
! Miss Jean c. Brewood entertained q
company at bridge luncheon IN her
home on lie Roy place yesterday IN
honor of Miss Marie C. Noone and her
guest, Miss Josephine NARROW OF Bridge
port Conn, who are visiting in the
city for the Christmas holidays. Covers
were set for 20.
Miss Noone, who with her uncle, MT
| Ralph C. Eckels Of Bridgeport, took
| part in extensive campaign work for
the Roosevelt Garner ticket, will make
a return visit to washington Tor the
| inaugural ceremonies.
Miss Sarah H. Cole Of Chambersburg
Pa, arrived in washington yesterday