Evening star., 1932-02-09
Engagement of Mrs. Shedd
tn Mr.. Carter of Much Interest.

to Mr. Carter of Much Interest.
DR.. and Mrs. David E. Buckingham
of washington announce the marriage
of their cousin. Mrs. Laura Margaret
Shedd of Round Hill, Loudoun County,
Va, to Mr.. Hugh Thomas Carter OF
Washington. The bride Is a daughter
of the late Mr. T. c. Baker Of Purcell
vile. and Mr. Carter is the son OF Mrs
Carter and the late United States
Senator Thomas H. Carter of Montana.
They will make their home at Round
Hill
Mr.. Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to
the late President Wilson, and Mrs.
Tumulty, shared honors with MIR. >and
Mrs. John Crosby Of Great Neck, L. l.,
at dinner last evening, being enter
tanned by DR.. and Mrs. James A. Ca
hill In their home at 2607 Connecticut
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby are
spending the winter In Washington and
have taken a house on Sheridan Circle.
Others in the dinner company last
evening we're Dr. and Mrs. William A.
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stohl-
man, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F.
Cahill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stephens Raw
son and their daughter, Miss Delphne
de N. Rawson, of New York and New
port are at the Hotel Mayflower for a
few weeks before going to Palm Beach.
Mrs. Roy Clyde Miller entertained
at luncheon In her home on Kllngle
street today, later taking her guests to
the bridge and tea in the Wesley
Heights Club. The company included
Mrs c. Everett Lancaster, Mrs. Royal
r. Rommel, Mrs. Harold NJ. Morrey,
Mrs Otto Wendt, Mrs. John Gardner
Ladd, Mrs. H. Laurie Garrett, Mrs.
Stephen Cornwell Hopkins, Mrs. Nor
ris D. Erwin, Mrs. Henry D. Ralph,
Mrs. Winfree Z. Johnson, Mrs. John
Henry Yates, Mrs. William Mccormick
Ballinger, Mrs. J. Austin Stone, Mrs.
Lynn Ramsay EdminSter, Mrs, Gregor
Macpherson, Mrs. H. G. Nichols, Mrs.
c. Champion Hoskinson, Mrs. A. r.
Horn, Mrs John Werner, Mrs. John
Waters, Mrs. Roscoe H. Brane, Mrs.
George Scotch CARL, jr., and Mrs.
Clarence A. Lane Mrs. and Mrs. Mil
er entertained in their home on Sat-
,Tday night for dinner when their
guests were Mrs. Sadie B. Yates, Mr.
and Mrs. John Henry Yates, Miss
Jeanne Marden Yates, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Horn and Miss Margaret Horn.
Mrs John Gardner Ladd is enter
tanning at the bridge and tea in the
Wesley Heights Club this afternoon
when her guests are Mrs. James Vic
kersham, wife of the Delegate from
Alaska Nine. Dmitri, Mrs. W. c. Slade. |
Mrs. Francis w. Brown, Mrs. Ralph |
Nagle, Mrs. Goodwin Graham, Mrs. Will |
liam Mccormick Ballinger and Mrs. ,,
Henry D. Ralph.
Mrs Walter B. Hough entertained at
luncheon at the Shoreham today. Her
guests included Mrs. Benjamin D. F,
Foulois, Mrs. James E. Fechet, Mrs. |
Hubert V. Hodkins, Mrs. Lyman P.
Whitten, Mrs. Edward E. Hildreth, Mrs.
Omar o. Nierbarth, Mrs. Delman H.
Dunton Mrs. William flanagan, Mrs. |
Myron R. Wood. Mrs. Don c: Hutchins,
Mrs. Roland Birn, Mrs. Charles w.
Sullivan, Mrs. Evers Abbey, Mrs. Thom-
as NJ. Lowe, Mrs. Isaiah Davies, Mrs. |
Arthur w Brock, Mrs. Oliver K. Rob-
bins, Mrs. Reed Yeager, Mrs. Newton
Iongfellow and Mrs. Ira Baker.
DR.. Angel H. Balcarsel and Sonora de
Balcarsel of Guatemala City are occu-
pying an apartment at the MayfloWer
while the former is here as a member
of the Guatemalan Commission now in
session in connection with the boundary
dispute between Guatemala and Hon
duraS.
Sonora de Balcarsel was formerly
Senorita Chita Ordonez, daughter of
the Guatemalan Minister to Honduras.
Their marriage took place in Guatemala
City just prior to their coming to Wash
tngton last week.
Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin will not
observe her afternoon at home Sunday,
February IA, on account of absence
from the city, but will receive Sunday
afternoon, February 81, at her home, |
Abremont.
The former United States Ambassa-
dor to Japan, Mr. Charles B. Warren of |
Detroit, is passing a few days in Wash |
ington at the Mayfower and will go to |
New York Thursday. Mr.. Warren IS !
member OF the National Committee |
of Washington Cathedral.
Mrs. Henry S. Hall, jr, of Cambridge, |
Mass, is visiting her father, Mr.. John |
H. Storer. and her sister Miss Emily |
Storer, in their apartment, at Ward
man Park Hotel
Miss Betty West will leave Washing |
ton today to visit the Misses NeSbit at |
Irvington- Hudson.
Miss Peggy Tyner will entertain at |
dinner this evening at the Mayfower |
preceding the Washington Bachelors
Cotillion in compliment to Miss Molly |
Cullum of New York and Philadelphia !
The delegates attending the annual |
convention of the Society Of Naval
Sponsors were among the guests Of
President and Mrs. Hoover at the White
House last night This morning sec
ond business session was held, Mrs
Russell Langdon, the president, pre-
siding, and this afternoon representa-
tives of the society made trip to
Mount Vernon, where they laid a
wreath upon the tomb of George Wash |
ington.
Miss Cole and the faculty Of Mount
Vernon Seminary have issued invita-
tions for a lecture Friday afternoon
February 26, in the Elizabeth Somers
Chapel, at $3.50 o'clock, when Mr.. Max
Eastman will speak on the "Art of En-
joying Poetry" A reception will fol-
low.
Mrs. George w. Winters of Pitts
burgh with her daughter, Miss Mary
Winters and Mr.. S. Rinehart Cohill of
Hancock, Md, are house guests of Mrs.
Philomena Mccain, having motored to
Washington to attend the Bal Boheme
at the Willard. Miss Winters, who di-
rects a dance studio in Pittsburgh, at
tended the ball dressed in Russian
costume, which has been especially de-
signed for the occasion. Those in the
party at the ball were Joseph Mitchell
Day and his sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Derderian OF
Brookline. Mass; Francis Anthony Nc
Cam and Rinehart Cohill. The party
will be entertained at dinner preceding
the ball.
Vermont Association
fard Party T0mOrroU