Evening star., 1933-09-26
Cook Crashen Wedding
This Morning in Chevy Chase.

Miss Loretta Bernadine CraShen of
4l04 Legation street, in Chevy Chase,
D. c., was married to Mr.. Louis F. S.
Cook of Pittsburgh this morning at
the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament
Church in Chevy Chase. Following the
ceremony the bride and bridegroom left
for an ocean trip to Miami and tour
through Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook will be at home
after October Is at 3131 Annapolis
avenue, in Dormont, near Pittsburgh.
Mrs Cook has been active in Catholic
social and welfare circles in Washing
ton. Mr.. Cook is past president OF
Pittsburgh Chapter, Knights of Colum-
bus; past grand knight of Pittsburgh
Council 491, knight of Columbus, and
past president of the Missionary Con-
fraternity of. Christian Doctrine of the
Pittsburgh diocese. He is assistant to
the president of the Canada Life As
surance Co., Western Pennsylvania Di-
vision.
DR.. and Mrs Charles W. Cuthbertson
and their daughter, Mrs. Marie c
Mold, have returned from a~vacation
spent at the Century of Progress Ex-
position for two weeks, where they were
joined by their son, Mr.. Harry B.
Cuthbertson of New York. They also
made tour Of the Midwestern States.
stopping at St. Louis, Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Ark. and various cities in
Louisiana and Mississippi; spending
some time in Florence and Muscle
Shoals, Ala.
Mrs. H. C. Littlefeld, who spent the
Summer on the West Coast, was the
guest for several days last week OF Mrs.
BENJAMIN D. Shreve Of Cherrydale,
Va, and has taken an apartment IN
Washington for the Winter.
Mrs. Shreve has as a guest for a few
days this week Mrs. Taylor Timberlake
Of Charlestown, w. Va.
Mrs. E c. Breithaupt returned today
to her home on Kilbourne place from
New York. where she attended dinner
at the Barbizon-Plaza Hotel in New
York last evening. She made the trip
back by plane.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill and their
daughters have returned to their home
near Brookeville, Md, after spending
the Summer in Europe. Miss Margaret
Hill and Miss Mariana Hill will return
to Radcliffe College this week.
Miss Louise Cross and Miss Helen v.
Miller left Saturday for Chicago, where
they will spend a week visiting the
Century of Progress Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Peterson of
Oslo, Sweden while visiting the Capital
are at the Willard.
Mrs. Hazel Rushmore of New York,
who was extensively entertained in
Washington and Sandy Spring during
her visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Foster at the Bungalow in Sandy
Spring, returned by plane Saturday to
New York.
Mrs. Charles E. Davis entertained at
tea Sunday afternoon at her home on
1858 Perry street northeast, in honor
of her daughter, Miss Frances Jane
Davis, who will marry Mr.. Howard
Franklin Humphries Monday morning,
October 2 The decoration motif was
carried out in red and white.
Those who assisted Mrs. Davis in re-
ceiving were ms. R. A. Humphries.
mother of the prospective bridegroom;
Naecker, Miss Edith Davis and Miss
Suzanne Partridge. Mrs. Robert S.
Boucher and Mrs. Walter j. Roger
presided at the tea table.
One hundred and fifty guests were
invited
The associates of Miss Davis in the
office of the Greater National Capital
Commission, gave luncheon and
shower for her at woodward &
Lothrop's tea room Saturday, the event
being one of many such entertainments
for her.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Ware of Bayonne,
N. j.. are spending a few days at the
Dodge.
Mr.. John w. Hamilton again is in his
horryn On Cjyteenth street after short
staySh New York.
Delta Phi Sigma Will
Open Its Season Tonight.
The Delta Phi Sigma Sorority will
holdgits first meeting of the season at
ttlR home of Miss Barbara Davis at
1899 sCalifornia street this evening at
q o'clock.
Mr.SJeseph E. o'Toole entertained a
small party at luncheon yesterday at
thes Ca1lton.
Nh. and Mrs. H. M. Pritchard, ac-
coff1pafiied by their son, Mr.. Alan A.
Pritchard of Buffalo, are at the Dodge
for a short stay.
Mr.sand Mrs. Joseph C. Hostetler of
Cleveland, Ohio, motored to Washing
ton and are at the Shoreham for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs j. A Hamilton of New
York are at the Willard for a short
stay.
| Katharine Lee Ogilvie