Evening star., 1933-07-04
Dean of Diplomatic Corps Spending Holi-
day Motoring in Mountains
of Virginia.

made through Mrs. Loughlin, or by call
ing the office Of All Souls Unitarian
Church, Columbia 101o0. Miss Cath
crime Wheeler is chairman Of the
ushers.
Included in the cast of the play are
Maud Howell Smith. Olga Helms. Caro-
lyn- Irish, Firtz frey Rose MatteIn. e.
de g. Melcher. Howard L. knight, Ed
mund Evans, william Rodon and Cor
don Backus.
Two weddings Of interest in Army and
Navy circles will take place within the
next few weeks. Miss Olga Won Klink-
ofstrom Craven, daughter Of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Thomas T. Craven, has
chosen August 8 for the date Of her
wedding to Mr.. Lionel Glenn Ander-
son. The ceremony win be performed
in the bride-elect's parents new home
on the Severn River near Annapolis,
with only small company Of relatives
and close friends attending.
Miss Margaret Mckinley, daughter Of
the Adjutant General, U. s. A., and
Mrs James F. Mckinley, whose mar
place Friday, July %, will have as her
maid Of honor Miss Margaret Nixon,
daughter Of COL and Mrs. Cortland Nix
on. The bridesmaids will be Miss Louise
Livingston Smith Of Philadelphia. Miss
Janet Patterson. daughter Of Surgeon
General and Mrs. Robert U. Patterson,
and Miss Jean Kingman. daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. John ]. Kingman. The
ushers and best man have not been
selected. but will include . group Of
Army officers.
The marriage of Miss Anna Mae
Carder, daughter of Mrs. Albert 8. Wood
of Wentworth, Mo-. to Mr.. Lee W.
Quinn Of this city took place at $50
o'clock pm. Sunday at Calvary Baptist
Church. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. w. 8. Abernetfy, pastor Of the
church.
The decorations Of cut flowers against
q background Of palms and ferns
created an unusually charming setting
for the wedding. While the guests were
assembling an organ recital was played
by Mr.. T. c. Crump Of this city. Pre-
ceding the ceremony Because" and AT
Dawning" were sung by Mrs. Parks
Crater.
The bride was given in marriage by
her Sunday school teacher, Mr.. John
Ruthven. She wore gown made on
princess lines, designed with q short
train and flowing cape sleeves and her
orange blossoms She carried . shower
bouquet Of bride roses, gardenias and
lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Everett G. Penn OF ALEXANDRA,
Va. was the matron of honor wearing
blue gown of mousselaine de sole ana
hat to match trimmed with velvet rib
bon. She carried q small leather Bible
with streamers spaced at intervals with
roses. The other attendants were Miss
Virginia Quinn of Morganton, N. C.;
Miss Lillian Smith and Miss Nellie F1ke,
both of Washington, D. c. They wore
mousselaine de sole frocks IN yellow:
peach color and pink, respectively, ana
carried small leather bound Bibles from
which flowed ribbon streamers match
ing their costumes and spaced at mter.
walls with blended Talisn1an and Herbert
Hoover roses. Their hats blended per-
fectly with this combination.
Rev. Philip G. Murray OF New York
was the best man and the ushers were
MI. Horace Strickland and Mr.. Hunter
Pritchard of Washington and Mr.. Ray
D Quinn of Marion, N. c., brother OF
the bridegroom.
Among the pre-nuptial parties OF the
bride was a shower at the home OF MRS.
G. Penn, matron of honor, with Miss
Z. Laughlin and Mrs. Ed Driscou as
Joint hostesses; another shower was
given by Miss Ann Thain and those
present were members OF the Euzellan
Glass of the First Baptist Church;
supper for the entire Wedding party parry
given at Tabard Inn by Miss Edith Allen,
l619 Rhode Island avenue northwest,
after the rehearsal en- Saturday evening.
and dinner on Sunday for out f-town
guests including the sister and brother
of the bridegroom, with Miss Lillian
Smith and Miss Nellie Fike as joint
hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinn left Immediately
after the reception on their wedding
trip and will be at home in the North
umberland Apartments in washington
after July IS.
Mai. Daniel Edward Murphy, U. 8. A..
Is the guest of his mother, Mrs: Anne
q. Murphy, at the Highlands, having
come from Fort Bliss. Tex.
Mr.. Eben r. Comins has closed his
Connecticut avenue studio for the sum
mer and gone to East Gloucester, Mass.
He will return In the Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred sundberg. Mr..
Oscar Sundberg and Mrs. Clifford
Covillon who were in the city to attend
the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
G, Slade, returned the first OF the week
to their home in Burlington, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Smith and
their two children Of Solomons Island,
who have been guests Of Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. Carson E. Neff, In Takoma
Park left Sunday for Ithaca, N. Y,
where Mr. Smith will take postgraduate
work in the Cornell University during
the Summer.
Dr. M. Ellsworth Olsen qf Tskoma