Evening star., 1933-09-18
SOCIETY
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Yarrer and the late John B. Larne

Mr. Cheney attended Milton ACADEMY
and was graduated in 1881 from Yaie,
where he was member OF Chl Isl. ne
is new at the Yale School OF Law,
whare he was a member of Corbey
Court.
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Stone, jr.,
son and daughter Law OF Brig. zen.
David L. Stone, VII arrive IN New
Yolk tomorrow after a wedding TRIP
which included Mexico, the central
Americas. Panama and Havana. Mrs.
Stone was before her marriage MISS
Cornalia Scott Fairbanks OF Pasa dena.
Calf The couple will make their
home in New York.
The former Russian Ambassador. Mr.
Boris A. Bakhmetef. is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spalding at Stock
bridge. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Spaldlng
entertained at dinner last evening Tor
him.
Mrs George Mccall Courts, widow
of Comdr. Courts. u S. N, Is V!sltlng
Mrs Eliphalet F. Andrews at VauX-
cieuse. her home at Seminary Hill
Va. Mrs Courts will take house In
Alexandria for the Winter
Mrs. Andrews recently returned TO
Vauxceuse from Nantucket, Mass,
where she spent the late Summer.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Forbes Morgan.
who have returned to their apartment
at the Carlton after short Weddlng
trip. entertained informally at dinner
there last evening.
The marriage of Miss Alice Prentiss
Steiden daughter of Mrs. Harry BON
nell Bradford. to the Rev. William
Dewey Moore, will take place Saturday
evening at O'Clock in -he National
RaptiSt Memorial Church.
Mrs. Fav ingalls, of Hot Springs, who
has been at the Mayflower for SNORT
stav will return to the Virginia resort
this afternoon. accompanied py ner soil'
Mr Daniel H. H. ingalls,.
Mrs. Tracy Dows and her daughter,
Miss Deborah DoWs. will arrive IN New
York this week after spending the sum
mer abroad They will spend few
days in New York before going to Rhine
beck N. Y. and plan to come to WASH
ington this Winter.
Heyne -IIogwood Wedding
In Chevy Chase Saturday.
A simply arranged wedding was that
of Miss Mary Jeannette Hogwood Of this
city and Mr.. Donald Gustav Heyne, also
of Washington. son of Mrs. Johanna
Hcvne of Cortland. N. Y. The cere-
mony was performed Saturday after
noon in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pcntz Wilcox on Meadow Lane IN CheVy
Chase. Nd, the Rev. Dr.. Cove G. John-
sen. pastor of the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church. officiating at 4:3o
O'Clock. Miss Margaret Brewer played
the wedding music. and the house was
decorated with carnations, smllaX, palms
and Laurel!
The bride wore a gown of ivory
white satin fashioned on princess lines;
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nockline. Her swirling veil of gar
d mia white tulle was held in place by
s~,au, close fitting draped turban, worn
with a short nose veil. She carried
vrite carnations and lilies of the valley
Mrs Orentir Feyne of New York was
n Iron Of h0nor. having a costume OF
Seei~p parclli blue. with accessories to
a~d l:'i2s # the valley. Mr.. Charles
/ 7rcis Wilcox was best man.
An irfor,ra! reception Immediately
<c"0wed. when Mrs. Frank Pentz Will
c. recci.cd with them, wearing an
O. brown velvet dress, with accessories
t. r7atch. MI and Mrs Heyne LETT
l~-er ii ti!c CAV for wedding trip. the
h-ifo tr2rclng in a dark brown sWagger
slit with hat shoes and gloves to match.
T2cv will make their home in Embassy
Towers where they have taken an
a1artment.
Mr.. end Mrs. Frederick Louis Kieser
haze come b. motor from San Fran
cisco. where they arrived after visiting
Central and South American repub-
lios on their wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs Kieser the latter formerly Miss
Rose Kundahl. daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs Gustavus Kundahl. were
married July 10 in the Neelsville Pres
byterian Church at Germantown, Nd,
the brides father officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kieser will make their
home in HaverStraw, N. Y. where they
will be at home after october Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Chappell and
their small family will return this eve
ming from Easthampton. Long Island,
where Mrs Chappell and her children
have remained through the Summer,
Mr. Chappell joining them for a va
cation later in the season.
Miss Ruth O'Brien. chief of the
textile division of the Bureau of Home
Economics. entertained the textile Sec
tion and officers of the District Of Co.
lumbia Home Economics Association at
tea yesterday afternoon at her home. on
Hamilton street. Miss Florence Hall
president of the association; Mrs. Hazel
SchcrtZ. chairman of the textile sec
tion. and Miss Bess Viemont. chairman
Miss OBrien in receiving the guests.
DR.. and Mrs James Alexander. who
are on the Pacific Coast, accompanied
by Miss Elizabeth Lyon. are spending
several days at Hotel Del Monte, De.
Monte, Calf.
Mrs. Donald Gibbons of Hamilton.
Bermuda, has arrived in Washington
to spend the Autumn with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy. Mr. Glib
bons will join her here in November.
Mr. Allan c. Clark and his daughters,
Miss Elizabeth Clark, and Mrs. William
H Winchcole, have returned from a
visit to Chicago and the Century Of
Progress Exposition. Earlier in the
Summer they made a cruise to Quebec
and Bermuda.
Dr. Eugene R. Chaplin of Miami, Fla,
spent a few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Ray H. Chaplin. in Takoma
Park last week. Dr. Chaplin has been
assistant surgeon in the Marine Hos
pital in key West. Fla. for several
years and has now been transferred to
Miami. where he will be connected with
the Public Health Service of the Gov
ernment.
Mrs. H. L. E. johnson and her sis
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