Evening star., 1933-07-25
SOCIETY
Guests at White House Hear President
Deliver Address Over the Radio,
~ Last Evening.
Last Evening.

: -HE President had several guests
With hiIn at the White House
last evening when he broadcast
: & his address from his study on
{ y the second floor Of the Execu-
tive Mansion.
The Ambassador of Japan and Mime.
DebucM with their son end daughter,
{ Mr. Masaru Debuchi and Mile. Tanaka
Debuchi, are expected to return this
: evening from q brief stay at Hot
Springs. Yesterday the Ambassador
: and his family drove to White sulphur
Springs for the afternoon,
: The Ambassador of Italy, sienor
: Augusta Rosso, vas host to q small
: company Informally at luncheon .yester-
! day entertaining In the Japanese gar
: den Of the Ritz-Carlton before starting
: The Ambsssador was accompanied by
; the new first secretary Of the embassy.
! Signor Bartolomeo Mignoni who has
arrived to succeed Conte Guido Rom
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: The Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles
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: Midsummer at Breton Woods, walked
over the forest trail to -Ammonoosuc
Upper Falls yesterday. Chief Justice
: and ,Mr3. Hughes are enthusiastic pedes-
! triarls, the Chief Justice always walking
I to and from the Capitol during the
: session of the Supreme Court.
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr.. Claude
A. Swanson, has returned from the
presidential camp at Rapidan where
! with Mrs. Swanson and several guests
; he spent the week end. Mrs. Swanson
and her guests will remain ct the camp
until the end Of the week.
{ Mime. Simopoulos, wife Of the Minister
of Greece, who has been at Nonquit,
Mass, for several weeks, Is visiting Mr.
: and Mrs Woodbury. Blair at Newport.
: Mrs. Blair entertained at luncheon yes
terday in compliment to Nine. Sim
! opoulos.
: The Minister Of Rumania, Mr. Charles
! A. Davila, who has been the guest OF
! Mr.. Kermit Roosevelt at Oyster Bay,
Long Island, Is in New York at the
! Ritz Carlton until Thursday when ne
will return to Newport where he spent
: several weeks earlier In the season.
! Senator and Mrs. Marcus A. Coolidge
; gave q dance last evening for their
daughter. Miss Helen Coolidge. and hef
fiance, Mr.. Harry Hines Woodring. As
sistant Secretary of War, whose mar
riage took place at noon. The party
>last evening was given in the Fitchburg
: Country Club at Fitchburg, Mass, where
sthe reception following the wedding also
! will take place.
) Daughter Of Representative
Has Charming Wedding.
: Miss Barbara McFadden and Mr..
: Henrik Maria Christian Luykx Of De-
: troit. son Of Mrs. Nicolas G. M. Luykx
Of Tenafy, N. j., were married last
5 evening at Mourland Park, the home
: of the brides parents. Representative
sand Mrs. Louis T. McFadden. at Can
>ton. Pa. The Rev. Russell w. Sheppard
former pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church in Canton, ofnciated at
O'Clock in the presence Of large COM
spany of relatives and close friends: The
shouse was decorated with quantities OF
Midsummer flowers, the tmprovised
: altar having sheafs OF Madonna lines
and delphinium. The room where the
ceremony was performed was henteo
by candlelight.
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her father, and was lovely In her white
sssatin gown. nodded to the figure ana
. having long train. Her tulle veil
was. held by . cap Of ,Duchesse point
lace, trimmed with dainty clusters OF
orange blossoms, and she carried gar
denias with a. shower Of lilies OF the
valley.
bridge, Mass. q sct1colmAte OF the prloe
at Walnut Hill School, Natick, Mass.
was matron of honor. Her costume
was Of pale green lace made very long
and she carried garden flowers. Lttie
and Mrs. Thomas B. Dawson, was
fc-'er girl and had q dainty frock OF
swrite organdie fashioned on princess
line. and carried q Leghorn hat nled
with blue delphinium. Mr.. Nicholaus
L. Engelhardt Of New York was best
sman
: A reception followed, Mrs. McFadden,
mother of the bride, receiving the
guests. She wore gray and blue chan
stilly lace and had . corsage bouquet
sof orchids.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Luykx started for
"a wedding trip, the bride travelling IN
crepe of two shades Of blue. They will
make their home at $40 East Grand
Boulevard, in Detroit, where Mr.. Luykx
sis in business. He Is graduate Of the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
sand his bride was graduated from Miss
sWheelocks School in Boston In 1882.
Among the out t-of-town guests were
sMr. Dirk Luykx Of Tenady, N. j.; Mr..
sand Mrs. John N. Luykx Of New York,
mfr. and Mrs P. F. Bryant OF Detroit
>and Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Proctor,
Cir, of Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Rear Admiral Luke McNamee, presi-
sdent of the Naval War College, at New
port, and Mrs. McNamee will be the
guests Of honor at o garden party this
safternoon of Capt. and Mrs. Harvey
sDelano, who will entertain at the Naval
sTorpedo Station at Newport.
: The charge daffaires of Portugal.
Senior H. Gabriel da Silva, returned
this morning from q short stay in New
York The charge d'affaires was host
sat dinner last evening at the Ritz-Carl-
ton, in New York In honor Of the newly
sappointed United States Minister to
Portugal. Mr.. Robert G. Caldwell, who
sailed today aboard the President
Roosevelt for his new post In Lisbon.
Countess Szechenyi Takes Boz
For Karolik Concert at Newport.
! Countess Szechenyi, wife Of the Hun
earian Minister to London, formerly
at Washington, entertained guests In
her box at the annual concert Of the
Art Association In Newport last eve
ming. The program was given by Mr..
Maxim Karolik, tenor, Of Washington,
formerly Of Russia; Miss Aniceta Shea,