Evening star., 1933-11-28
SOCIETY
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after spending a month on the West
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H. Hawkins of
Birmingham, Ala, are at the Mayf1ower
for a short stay before going to New
York. Mrs. Hawkins was before her
marriage Miss Mary Lee of Knoxville,
Tenn.
Mr.. H. Wellen Fisher announces the
engagement Of his daughter, Alice Car
lyle, to MIR. John c. Speirs of Ardmore,
Pa. The wedding will take. place late
in December
The Wedding OF Miss Helen S. Mat
thews, daushter CT Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
P. Matthews. and Mr.. Griffin w. Rit-
nour took place this morning. The
ceremony was performed in the Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church. the
pastor, Rev. .. G. johnson, officiating
at IL oclok.
Mr.. and MrK. Ritnour left Immediate
ly after the Wedding for a short trip
and after Deamber 10 will be at home
at 2200 Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Scattergood and
their daughter, Miss Elisabeth Scatter
good, are TT the Shoreham, to remain
until December 8, when they will sail
for their home, In Los Angeles, going
by way of the Panama Canal Mrs.
ScattergoOd is historian of the Cali
tornla division, United Daughters of the
ConfederacS and she and her daugh-
Ter attended the U. D. c. convention in
Baltimore last week Miss Scattergood
Is graduate Of Leland Stanford Uni
versity. MIR. Scattergood is represent
ing the City o: Los Angeles in power
hearings In Washington.
Mrs. Frank Brt wer of the West
chester Apartments and her family will
leave WashiT ton for New York to
spend the .snksgiving holiday with
Mr.. and IS. John Brewer at Larch-
mont. They wiz be absent for week.
Lincoln Guild Sponsors
Lecture by Mr.. Park Tonight
Mr.. Chrrles a Park, chief engineer
of the Lighthousv~Service, will lecture
this evening at s o'clock in the New
Lighting the Coasts of the United
States - Modern Scientific Develop
ment," illustrated with still and motion
pictures.
This is one of series of Tuesday
evening entertainments sponsored by
the Lincoln Guild
Among the patroneSses are Mrs. AL
bert Evans Mrs. Philip Ashford, Mrs.
Janet Atkinson, Mrs Lewis Breunin-
ger. Miss Clara McQuown and Miss
Esther Stott-
Dr. Gunther Roeder. director Of the
Pelizaeus Museum of IIi1desheim. Ger
many, will be the guest of honor this
evening of the Archaeological Society of
Washington, at the Mayflower Hotel,
on the occasion of its thirty-Second an
nual meeting. DR.. Roeder will deliver
a lecture illustrated with both still
and motion pictures, under the title,
The Excavation of an Egyptian Town,
In which he will tell of the German
expedition which he directed in its ex-
Gavation of the ruins of HermopoliS, !
situated about half way between Luxor
and Cairo. on the Nile
Dr. Arthur Stanley Riggs is director
of the Archaeological Society and the
society is unusually fortunate in being
able to have so distinguished foreign |
guest as the speaker of the evening, |
and the negotiations making DR.. Roe |
der's visit possible were drawn out over
many months
The Ambassador of Germany, DR.. |
Luther, will entertain at luncheon in
Prof. Roeder's honor tomorrow, at
which the officers of the Archaeological
Society also will be guests.
Miss Sara T. Grogan of Georgia will
be the speaker at the Womens City
Club tea Sunday. when her subject will
be The Arctic and the U. S. r. r."
Mrs Frank Hiram Smell to make the
introduction.
Rather pertinent of the progress of
events is that just eight years ago Mrs.
Smell herself was booked to make an
address or talk at the Womens City
Club on What I Saw and Did in Rus
sia," and Miss Grogan, who knew much
of that cold country, was To make the
Introduction. The speech was never
made. as some one somewhere connect
ed with the club got 'cold feet" and so
the members and guests never heard