Evening star., 1932-10-22
SOCIETY
Secretary Hurley in Chicago Yesterday.
Will Return the Middle of Next
Week From Short Trip.

! violinist, and Miss Elizabeth Grim, or
ganist. The church will be decorated
with yellow chrysarthemums, ferns
palms and cathedral candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson will make thell
home in Winchester on returning from
wedding trip. The bridegroom Is as.
sociated in business with his father anc
also Is a commissioned officer IN the
Virginia National Guard.
Able Ernest Dinnet Plans
Visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvord.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Alvord will be
hosts to the Able Ernest Dinnet, dis
tina1,ished French author and lecturer
who arrived early this week aboard the
lie de France. The Able Dinnet WILL
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Alvord in their coun-
try home, Cedarstone. in Montgomery
| County, Md. or in the apartment IN
the Valley Vista. which they have taken
| for the Winter, should he postpone MS
visit until after the first of November,
when Mr.. and Mrs Alvord will move
into town.
DR.. Charles Stanley White has re.
turned after attending the meeting OF
the American College OF Surgeons In
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Prince OF Los
Angeles, Calf, are guests of Mrs VII
liam M. Geddes in their home. on Co.
lumbia road. Mr.. Prince was for many
years a member of Congress from Gales
burg. Ill.
MI. and Mrs. Prince will sail from
New York October % en- route TO Los
Angeles via the Panama Canal
Mrs. J. r. Swearinger is the guest OF
Mrs. Irene Arnott in her apartment, al
Wardman Park Hotel, for an indefinite
stay. Mrs. Arnott recently came to
Washington from Billings, Mont, to
make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic s. Gordon OF
Short Hills, N. j., are at the Carlton for
few days, accompanied by their two
sons, George Gordon and Fred Gordon.
Mrs. Henry B. Carpenter has arrived
from her Summer home, in Somerville,
N. j., and is at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. Carpenter will join her little
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w. Starr are
passing some time at the Carlton.
LIoyd-Lambert Wedding
In November Of Interest.
An interesting wedding will be that Of
Miss Rachel Lambert, daughter OF Mr.:
and Mrs Gerard Barnes Lambert OF
Albemarle, Princeton, N. j.. and Car
ter Hall, Millwood. Clarke County, Va,
and Mrs. Stacy B. Lloyd of Ardmore,
Pa, which will take place in the New
Jersey home of the brides parents Sat-
urday, November 26. Miss Lambert re-
Gently returned from abroad, where she
spent the Summer, and since has spent
much of her time In her Virginia home,
where Mr.. Lloyd also has been a guest.
Miss Lambert Is a granddaughter OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Wheat
Lambert of Alexandria, Va, and Is q
direct descendant of Miles Cary and
Lewis Burwell of Virginia. Her mater
nal grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur H. Lowe of Fitchburg. Mass. She
attended Miss Charlotte Noland's we'll
known Foxcroft School, at Middleburg,
Va, for three years, and after gradua-
tion was introduced to society in the
Autumn Of 1929. She Is member OF
the Junior League Of New York. The
| Carter Hall estate, in Clarke County, OF
which her father became owner some
| years ago, has been IN the Burweu fam
Mr.. Lloyd attended ST. Paul's School
| III Concord, and was graduated from
! Princeton University in 1880, later TAX
| ing a postgraduate course at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. He was presi-
dent Of the Ivy Club Of Princeton. His
clubs are the Princeton Club of New
York and the Racquet Club, White
marsh Hunt and the Merton Cricket
Club, all Of Philadelphia. He Is men,
ber Of the 1st City Troop, of which his
neutrality-suspicious., Capt. Samuel
Morris, was the commander under Gen
Washington. He Is the grandson of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Lloyd and
of Mr.. Enngham Morris and Mrs Nor
ris Of Philadelphia. He Is direct de-
scendant of Gov. Thomas Lloyd, Deputy
Governor under William Penn.
The Mayfiower Hotel tackey ball
given annually for the seasons debu-
tantes, with the debutantes of former
seasons acting as hosts, is the big fun.
making event for tonight and mum.
ber of the girls ION the shelf will
stand in line with Mrs. william Lairc
Dunlop, social secretary Of the hotel
who will be hostess. The dance will
begin at IL O'Clock and will last fal
beyond midnight.
The supper, decorations Of the bal
room and other details for the tacky
ball will be in keeping with the nam,
of the party. Several large dinner
ing the supper hour there will be ex'
quisite dance features.
The Washington Branch of the Asso.
ciate Alumnae of Vassar College wert
hostesses at luncheon at the Carlton
yesterday, having as their guests thu
visiting alumnae who are in Washing
ton for three-day meeting of the asso'
citation, which includes luncheons, tea!
and dinners, as well as business ses'
sion this morning. The luncheon i'm
mediately followed an informal recep'
ton by Mrs. Hoover in the blue room o
the White House. and was by way of &
greeting to the visitors by the president
of the local branch, Miss Helen Fart.
man, with Mrs. Paul Henderson, whit
has charge of the entertainment pro-
gram during their stay in the Capital
The tables were decorated with Autumn
flowers, the speakers table being three
mounds of two-toned chrysanthemums
ivy and scarlet foliage.
Miss Emelyn Hartridge introduced tn,
guest-speaksr. Miss Mildred McAfee
newly-appointed executive and educa
!ional secretary of the National Alumna'
Association, who spoke of the objective'
and perspectives Of the association. 9th
ers at the speakers table with the host
esses were Mrs. L. D. Butler. Mrs. How
ard Eberly Miss Julia Fieberger Mrs
Lucy Madeira Wing, Miss Ida Mexican
Mrs. John Humpstone, Mrs. Wells. DR.
Kittredge, Miss Jessica Barr and Mrs
Louis A. MacMahon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Masters Schnebl!
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter Vera to Mr.. Raymond Graham
Roberts Saturday, October 8, at Clea
Spring. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart NJ Morgan o
New York City, accompanied by Mis-
Jane Wallace. arrived yesterday AM
have taken an apartment at Wardmal