Evening star., 1932-09-14

Giacorno de Martino. entertained
b @ company informally at lunch
con today in the embassy on
Sixteenth street.
The eAmba ssador Of Brazil. Senior
de Lima de Silva, has been in Washing
ton for several days, having come from
Manchester, Mass, where with Senhora
part of the Summer. He has made no
plans to return to the resort.
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr.. Roy
D. Chaplin. has returned to Washing
ten after spending some time in Detroit.
Senior and Sonora de Alfaro
Hosts for Son and His Bride.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro entertained at a wedding
breakfast and reception this morning
following the marriage of Senorita
Aurelia Colomo, daughter Of Sonora
NestoH aft1eiH coiomo oH lo' on Me- Mexico @ to senor
Luis Temon Alfaro, son of the Min
lister and Sonora de Alfaro. The lega-
ton was decorated with Autumn flow
ers and the couple received with their
respective parents.
The marriage OF Senorita Coloma and
Senor Alfaro, took place at noon in st.
Thomas Catholic Church, the Rev.
Father Walsh officiating
The bride wore q princess gown Of
ivory satin, veil of ivory tulle and
she carried bouquet Of gardenias and
lilies of the valley.
The marriage of Senorita Colomo and
of honor and only attendant for her
sister. She was in frock Of rose-pink
transparent velvet with a turban to
match and she carried roses to match
her gown. Senor de Neal Fister was
the best man.
Senor Alfaro and his bride will spend
about six weeks in Panama before re-
turning to Washington to make their
home at 3701 Massachusetts, avenue,
where they have leased an apartment.
Representative Mary T. Norton at
tended the reception and tea for DEM
ocratic women of New York yesterday
arranged in connection with the Fall
flower show at the Waldorf Astoria.
Brig. Gen. Pelham D. Glassford, chief
of the metropolitan police. attended the
annual dinner of the Army Navy Legion
of Valor last evening in Baltimore.
Among others at the dinner were the
special assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral, Mr.. Jennings C. Wise, and Maj.
Gen. Paul B. Malone.
Mrs. Williams, wife of Gen. Alex
ander Elliott Williams, Quartermaster
Corps, with her daughter, Miss Flea
more Williams, returned Friday after
several weeks in Atlantic City and on
Long Island. Miss Williams has at
tended a succession of house parties
during the Summer and returned to
her studies at Agnes Scott College in
Atlanta Monday.
Col and Mrs. L. M. Maus are motor
ing to New York today to witness the
polo game at Governors Island given
for the benefit of the Army Relief.
They will be the guests of Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. D. E. Noland at Governors
Island.
Mrs. Herbert D. Brown and Miss
Constance Connor Brown, wife and
daughter Of the chief of the Bureau of
Efficiency. are in their Summer home
on Lake Seneca, in the Finger Lakes
district of New York State, where they
will remain until it is time for Miss
Brown to take up her duties as di-
rector Of dramatics at George WASH
ington University.
Mr. Alfred Moore. director Of the
Smithsonian solar observatory rt Table
Mountain, Calf, and Mrs Moe 2~e
visiting the secretary of the Smit---c~l-
ian Institution and Mrs. Abbot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore recently returned
from a 20 months trip abroad In search
of suitable site for a new solar sta
ton.
The last place they visited and in
yestieated was Mount St. Katherine on
the Sinai Peninsula.
Marriage Of Miss Daniel to
MIR. Cook at Noon Today.
Two families long prominent In
Washington and Virginia we're united
today by the marriage OF Miss Eleanor
Dimitry Daniel, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel, to Mr..
3 'dWin Frederick Cook, son of Col. and
M .. C. Fred Cook The ceremony took
place at noon. in St Margarets Episco-
pal Church, in the presence OF a large
and notable company, many from out
Of town.
The arrangements for the wedding
were charming in detail. The church
was elaborately decorated with Autumn
flowers and foliage. with Jane Cowl
dahlias predominating. The altar,
which was lighted with cathedral can
dleS, was banked WIN QanllaS, glaolOu
and lilies of the valley. and the choir
loft was filled with palms, with smilax
trailing from the arches to the floor.
AS the guests were assembling an i'm
pressive program Of nuptial selections
was given by Miss Charlotte Klein, who
also played softly during the service.
The Rev. Dr. Herbert ScotS Smith,
rector of the church. performed the
ceremony.
The bride was escorted by her father.
who gave her in marriage. Her wedding
gown was lovely, designed on princess
lines of antique satin combined with
rare old lace. an heirloom In her fam
lily. The gown had long. double train
and she wore an imported lace and tulle
veil, which fell from a coronet of rose
point lace, gift of the bridegrooms
mother. The veil was caught at the
sides with tiny sprays of orange bios
SONS, and the brides bouquet was of
brides roses with shower of lilies of
the valley. The youthful bride wore an
antique pendant of diamonds and car
ried a handsome rose point lace hand
kerchief.