Evening star., 1933-09-24
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

While Mrs. Roosevelt enjoys her last
few days of vacation in the North, plans
are in progress for a lively Winter sea-
son here, and shortly after her return
to the White House mature plans will
be given out for the seasons official
program. New faces in the official
world and familiar faces in new posi-
tions will add charm to life here and
surrounding the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt will be the breezy young men,
bers of their family. Christmas time
will be the great season for gathering
Of the Roosevelt clan and several Of the
more important debut parties will
claim the Presidents two Younger sons
as guests.
The new Assistant Secretary Of State,
former Representative r. Walton
Moore of Virginia, is one Of the long
time Washington officials who will ap-
pear in new guise. He and his three
sisters, the Misses Moore, one of whom
Is a Treasury clerk, have long kept an
apartment near Dupont Circle for their
convenience when in the Capital, though
they at all times keep their home at
Fairfax open the year round. The
Misses Moore have always maintained
q charming hospitality for their bache
lor brother and are in touch with the
Congressional Club. Younger women
In the little cabinet or at least most of
them, have long claimed them as friends.
Suburban horse shows add zest to
life while society awaits the return Of
Mrs. Roosevelt, and almost daily some
OF the most expert horsewomen in
Washington, Maryland and Virginia,
who have figured in many saddle events,
are In practice for the show on the
Hay, estate at North Chevy Chase, to be
held Saturday for the benefit of the
Social Service League of Montgomery
County, Md. County Commissioner
John B. Diamond of Gaithersburg is
chairman and Dean Acheson, Under
secretary of the Treasury, Of Sandy
dllo 14lS. u. 49o12ho oS&Ay Va
Rockville are on his committee. Num-
bered among the patronesses are Mrs.
Jouett Shouse, Mrs. George A. Sachs.
Mrs. w. S. Corby and Mrs. w. D.
Tewksbury. Mrs. Ray Tucker Of Chevy
Chase is chairman of publicity.
BY airplane, automobile and railway
will hurry members Of Washington So
ciety to attend the wedding of Miss
Laura Elizabeth Curtis and Mr.. George
Herbert Bostwick of Roslyn, Long
Island, October 2. A forerunner Of
other interesting weddings Of the
Autumn is the announcement today OF
the engagement of Miss Rahel v. Davies,
popular, pretty and accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Davies, to Mr.. Aldace Walker, Sd, son
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker, with the
wedding to take place in November.
Another announcement made today
which is of far more than merely local
interest is that of Miss Marie Gorgas
Wrightson, and Lieut.. William F. Pow
ers, Engineer Corps, U. S. A. Miss
Wrightson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam D. Wrightson. are entertaining
Lieut.. Powers In their Chevy Chase
home over the week end and the dGte
of the wedding will probably be an
nounced this week.
Prospective visitors for a short time
this Autumn are Mr.. Arthur j. Pack
OF the British embassy staff at Santiago,
Chile, and Mrs Pack, who are at Red
Hill Manor, Scotland, where they are
entertaining Mrs. Packs sister, Miss
Jane Thorpe. Mr.. and Mrs. Pack will
sail for this country October Z, and
Xil be guests of the latter's parents.