Evening star., 1932-08-10

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former President, DR.. and Mrs
Richard Derby, who will accompany the
Iatter's mother to Washington. The
little party will make the trip to the
Capital by airplane, leaving New YORK
early tomorrow morning. MRS. Derpy
was, before her marriage, Miss Ethel y.
Roosevelt She made her debut at
brilliant ball given at the White Houss
by her parents, the former Presloent aho
Mrs. Roosevelt. The arrangements Ioi
the function we're made by the IaVe
Capt. Archie Butt.
Spanish Ambassador Returned
From Spring Lake, N. j.
The Ambassador of Spain, Senor Don
Juan Francisco de Cardenas, mas re-
turned to the embassy after passing
few days at Spring Lake, N. j.
The Minister of Denmark and Nine.
wadsted entertained small company
informally at dinner last evening IN
honor of Mr.. G. H Zahle of Copen-
hagen. Denmark. former prime minister
of Denmark and now minister OF the
department of justice of that country
Mr.. Zahle WAS the guest overnight OF
the Minister and Nine. Wadsted at their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel ana
left Washington this morning.
The Minister and Nine. Wadsted Will
leave tomorrow night for New York,
from where they will sail on the Danish
Boat Frederick VIII to spend vacation
IN their home in Denmark.
Countess Szechenyi, wife of the Min
ister of Hungary, was among those COM
netting in the round robin womens
doubles tennis tourney at the Casino
at Newport yesterday. Others parte--
mating were MRS. Benjamin Royal
Holcombe and Mrs. Sheldon White
house.
Representative James M. Beck is
spending a few days in Washington
before going to his home at Seahrlght,
N ]. Mr.. Beck arrived this week from
Europe, Mrs. Beck remaining abroad
for longer stay.
Representative j. Banks Kurtz OF
Pennsylvania, his daughter, Miss Dor
othy Kurtz, and sen, Mr.. Jay Kurtz who
make their home at the Shoreham, are
leaving today for their home in Altoona,
Pa. They will return to the Shoreham
in the early Fall.
Mrs. Corning, wife of Representative
Parker Corning, returned to Saratoga
Springs today after spending short
Time at WcSIpOIyi -. l.
Assistant Postmaster General w. Irv-
ing Glover is sailing today on the Man
haitian to spend three weeks in Ger
many on official business.
The financial counselor of the Ru-
manian legation, Mr.. George BonceSco,
Is sailing today ON the Manhattan to
join Nine. Boncesco in their home in
Rucharest
The wedding of Miss Mary Battle.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs Lewis j. Bat
tie, to Mr.. Joseph Meyers Bowman OF
Harrisonburg, Va, will take place Sep
tember 8, in the Sixth Presbyterian
Church.
Head -Henning Wedding Today and
HeIner- Nc Cerkle Wedding Yesterday.
The Bethlehem Chapel Of the Wash
sngton Cathedral will be the scene OF
4 wedding of more than usual interest
to East and West this afternoon at
S'clock. when Miss Elizabeth Henning,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sears
Henning, will become the bride of Lieut..
Nelson Landon Head, u. S. A., son OF
Mr., and Mrs. Ashby Smell Head OF
Springfield, Mass. Canon Raymond L.
Wolven will oficiate.
The arrangements for the wedding are
particularly charming, with military
pefnp prevailing. As the large COM
pany Of guests are assembling, pro-
by Edgar Priest, organist OF the Ca
thedral who viii also play the wedding
marches The altar will be lighted
with tall tapers and the stately silver
vases will be filled with blue delphinium.
! The bride will be escorted to the
Altar by her father, who viii give her
In marriage Her wedding gown Is
lovely, fashioned of eggshen satin, on
long graceful lines, with long fitted
sleeves with inserts to the elbows of
Alencon lace The bodice is also
trimmed with the lace, designed to
show slightly at the v-neckline at the
front and running into a deep point
ct the back Her tulle veil, which will
completely cover the train Of satin, will
be arranged softly about her face and
held by clusters Of orange blossoms
over each ear The bridal bouquet will
be Of white roses and lilies Of the valley
Mrs Chester F1ack Of Philadelphia
will be the matron Of honor and the
woodson, Miss Louise Turner, Miss
Betty West and Miss Mary Bruce Mack
all The attendants will all wear chiffon
drocks made sleeveless. and with bodices
fitted closely to the hip line where the
skirts 20 into a fare to the hem line.
Mrs. F1ack's gown is Of brown chiffon
with a sash of yellow velvet ribbon, and
her hat is of brown horsehair braid
with band of velvet ribbon, and she
will carry Claudius Pernet roses. The
bridesmaids frocks are Of yellow chif-
fon and they will wear hats OF yellow
horsehair braid trimmed with yellow
velvet ribbon and they will carry bou-
uuetS similar to that Of the matron of
honor.
Lieut.. John Steele will be the best
man and the ushers include Lieut.. Ho-
bart Thatcher Lieut.. William Kunzig,
Lieut.. George r. Grunert and Lieut..
Richard Coiner, jr. An impressive de-
tail of the arrangements will be the
forming of an arch of crossed sabers
by the young officers Of the wedding
party. who will all wear their dress
uniforms
A reception will follow the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents,
when the couple will have receiving
with them their respective parents. Mrs.