Evening star., 1932-08-05
SOCIETY
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pers called her the Mona Lisa Girl"
because of her resemblance to the IA
nous Mona Lisa" which the press
again commented upcn when she was
wed last June in medieval gown OF
pink satin and pears, which was sar-
torial sensation. While at BiarritZ, Mrs
Harts received an offer from German
film company, but declined it.
Cone jumpers and trees said to rival
the magnificent shrubs Of Ivan Kreu-
gers penthouse on Park avenue have
beer sent from Black Mountain, N. c..
where Mrs. Harts' mother has country
estate for the new penthouse, which is
a replica of a Westchester cottage. Mrs.
Harris is bringing rare birds from
France and Italy for her mothers
aviary. but until the cold weather sets
in, they will sing in her own garden,
which already has pool stocked with
fish.
Friends of the bride and bridegroom
chartered a plane and % miles down
the bay dropped huge heart of roses
with puffed rice on one of the decks OF
the Leviathan to welcome the young
couple.
Mrs william H. Gould, who has been
the guest of Col. and Mrs. William P.
MacCraclien. jr, in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel for a short time,
has returned to her home in Virginia.
The former Undersecretary Of State,
Mr. Norman H. Davis, who was a dele
gate to the Disarmament Conference in
Geneva. is arriving today on the Lev1a-
than from Europe.
Mrs. Katharyn Collins Fuqua, with
her daughter, Miss Katharyn FuQua,
left Yesterday for Spring Lake, N. j.,
where they will spend the month OF Au-
gust at the Essex and Sussex Hotel.
They will return to Washington the
1st of September. and Mrs. Fuqua will
reopen her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel for the Winter season.
Mrs Harrington Mills entertained at
a childrens party yesterday at Saranac
Inn.
WashingtonianS are interested in the
outstanding social event Of the season
in the Blue Ridge Monterey Summer
resort section. the annual Gymnkhana
for the benefit Of the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION, Protestant Episcopal,
which will be held at the Monterey
Country Club. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
Thursday, August II, from to pm.
Members OF Washington, Baltimore
and Norfolk society are prominent on
the various committees connected with
this affair
Mr.. Charles S. Gardner. jr., of Blue
Ridge Summit is general chairman.
Mrs. Thomas S. Creighton of Blue
Ridge Summit and Bitmore, N. c., will
be in charge of the fancy table. Miss
Bland S Taylor of Norfolk in charge
of the flower table, while Miss Jane D:
Forbes of Baltimore is chairman OF
the table where plants will be displayed.
Mrs. Charles Ewing of Washington will
be in charge of fortune telling.
Mrs. Joseph c. Byron of Hagerstown
heads the Committee for Cakes, and
Mrs. Rawlins Hume Of Washington is
chairman of the Tea Committee.
The candy table is headed by Mrs.
J. Campbell Keighler of Providence,
r. T.. and Mrs. Henry B. Thomas, jr.,
of Baltimore will take care of the dis
pensing of lemonade. ...
Mrs. A. Camp Stanley of Washington
will supervise the children's table, while
Miss Henrietta S. Dickey of Baltimore
will be in charge of the toys.
Mrs. Edward Weaver of Blue Ridge
Summit will have charge Of the ice
cream. Mrs. Marvin Funkhauser OF
Blue Ridge Summit will have charge
OF the household table, Miss Linda
Wake of Norfolk the grab bags, Miss
Adela S. Heaven of Baltimore the sta
tionery table, Mrs. j. Stuart Royster
of Washington will have charge of the
parcel post packages, Miss Alberta
Eyler of Blue Ridge Summit the jams
and jellies ..,
Mrs. Blossom Reed of Washington
will be In charge of the popularity con-
test, Rudolph Treder Of Harrisburg the
hitting contest, the Rev. George D.