Evening star., 1933-04-12
SOCIETY
tcons,nued From second Page,

CONTINUED From Second Page)
lfme. Olaudel were honor guests at .
brilliant reception given by the French
Wngeum and French Institute In New
York.
Nuemer Representative and Mrs. =.
mart; Fenn Of Connecticut arrived IN
Washingtcu yesterday and VIII be At
pl00 Sixteenth street for some time.
1 4he tprItnerrr Australian high COM
hnie1oner In New York and Mrs. Herbert
8rookeg Raye q large ball recently in
fhe1r home Winwick near Melbourne,
Australia, TO present their daughter,
AEiss Jessie Br0okes. Miss Brookes had
With her IL of her contemporaries who
made their formal bows at the same
time. Among them was Miss Monica.
Kaspar. daughter OF MI. Henry Kaspar
OF washington, who Is spending some
time with her grandparents, the dean
emiritus of Melbourne University and
Mrs. Alexander Leeper. Miss Kaspar,
who spent some time in Washington
and Bluemont, Va, with her grand
father, Mr.. Josef Kaspar, has entered
the university at Melbourne where she
Will complete her education before re-
turning to washington.
Mrs.. Fleming Newbold has been
elected . member OF the Advisory
Board Of the recently formed Womens
Screen Guild. In this capacity she
will be associated with Emily Post.
arbiter Of etiquette; Enda Woolman
Chase, editor of Vogue; Mrs. Elihu Root,
jr.; Mrs. Tony Sarg and other women
of prominence, who will lend artistic
supervision to the production OF
''talkies," featuring actual demonstra-
tions Of the latest developments In
home-making and household manage
ment.
Mr.. Francis LIE Comte Spalding. SON
in-law of the Minister of Austria, Mr..
EDGAR Prochnik, will be best man Tor
Mr. Philip. Hchborn at his wedding IN
May to Miss Gertrude Schuyler Wander
Peel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Oakley Wander Poel Of New York.
Miss Barbara Oldheld Wander Poel
will be maid of honor for her sister and
Mrs. Sherburn M. Becker, jr, another
sister will be matron OF honor; Inc
ushers will be Mr.. Melville E. ingalls,,
Mr.. Sherburn M. Becker, jr.; Mr..
Richard Peabody, Mr.. Upton s. Blish,
Mr. Granville o. B. Ulman. Mr.. Quincy
A. Gilmore, jr.; Mr. Charles Hitchcock
and Mr.. Alfred Wagstaff, Sd.
Mrs. william Russell Magma of Holy
oke, Mass, president general Of the
D. A. r., has returned to her suite at
the Willard and will remain here for
the annual congress. Miss Katherine
Nettleton, treasurer general; Mrs. Frank
Dick, librarian general, and Mrs. Frank
PARCELS, organizing secretary general,
also are among the early arrivals at
the Willard, where they are attending
informal meetings of the organizations
Miss Adelaide M. De Groot Of Paris.
France, arrived yesterday and will
remain IN Washington for the congress.
Mrs. Herbert Woollen Of Indianap-
oils is spending q portion of the Spring
season at the Mayfiower, where, with
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, jr., she ar
rived last week. Mrs. Woollen as Irma
Woollen has made name for herself
as soprano soloist and will give
short program Tuesday evening, April
Is. at $3.50 o'clock at the National Wom-
ans Country Club. Miss Mary Nc
Quade will play her accompaniment.
Mrs. Woollen has served as chairman Of
membership for the Indiana State Sym
phony Orchestra Society IN Indianapolis
of symphony orchestra in Indianapolis
an accomplished fact. The orchestra
has from IS to, 70 players and Is con-
Quoted by Ferdinand Schaeffer, q well
known lecturer on symphonies and the
symphonic form before coming to this
country from Vienna. Mr.. Gilbert
Hurry recently wcs elected president Of
the society, Mrs. t7bollen remaining as
Chairman OF membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Barrett of
New York and New Canaan, Conn, an
nounce the engagement of their daueh-
ter, Lois Roxanna. to Mr.. William Ed
gar Edmonston, I'd, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Davis Edmonston Of Balti-
more. Mr.. Edmonston Is the grandson
Of Mrs. David Stewart Hendfick of
Washington, and Of the late Mr. and
Mrs. william e. Edmonston, also Of
Washington.
Miss Barrett attended the Brearly
School In New York. She made her
debut In New York three years ago.
She Is . member of the Junior League.
Mr.. Edmonston was graduated from
the Gilman School IN Baltimore, stud
led at Taft School, and also attended
Princeton University. He is connected
with the Regal Paper Corporation In
New York.
Mr.. Edmonston,s sister is Miss Pattie
Warneld Edmonston, who made her
debut in Washington last season and
was presented to society In Washing
ton BY her grandmother, Mrs. Hendrick.
Miss Alys Downing left Washington
yesterday for a weeks stay in New
York, where she will visit her brother,
Mr.. A. G. Downing.
Mrs. Sutton Mckee of Paris had
Guests dining with her last evening at