Evening star., 1933-08-04

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when their daughter Violet Whelen, be-
came the bride Of Mr.. william 0lAsgoW
Bowling Of st. Louis, Mo-, son Of Mrs.
william Walter Bowling and the late
Mr.. Bowling Of Maryland. The cere-
mony was performed On the lawn IN
| front Of the quarters Of the brides
! parents, Bishop Beecher ok the Episcopal
Church ofnciating.
The wedding music Was given BY the
Zabriskie String Quartet.
The bride was given IN marriage BY
her father and she wore her mother 3
wedding gown, . tulle veu held by .
lace cap and she carried bouquet Of
the valley.
Mss Barbara TRULY was the maid Of
honor In an eggshell color organdie
over tafYeta with an organdie mum to
match, adorned with lavender flowers.
The bridesmaids were Mias Susan
Noble, Miss Anita Bowling. Mis- Mar
garet Steger, Miss Frances 6teger. They
wore gowns Of deep lavender organdie.
over ta6eta. They carried organdie
mufIs adorned with cream co1or roses.
Mr. Frank Webster Of st. Louis Wa
| the best man and the ushe13 were M.
Edward J. Glasgow Of st. Louis. Mr..
Henry Thoma, Mr.. Douglas BARLEY Of
st. Louis and Mrs. George Helms Of
Fort Omaha. A buffet supper followed
| the ceremony.
MI. Bowling and his bride win make
their home In st. Louis.
The Assistant Secretary Of the In
terior and Mrs. Theodore A. Walters
had guests with them lAst evening on
q brief cruise down the Potomac River,
sailing from Hams Point.
Mrs. Gretchen smith and her daush-
New York and win be in the apart
ment Of the formers uncle and aunt.
COL and Mrs. B. W. Dunn, at att Park
avenue. until they sail tomorrow aboard
the Southern Cross for q cruise to
South America. They will visit Ber-
muda, Rio de Janeiro and Santos. IN
Brazil: Montevideo, In Uruguay: Buenos
Aires, In Argentina, and make .
short stop at Trinidad, returning to
New York. They are expected to ar
rive In New York September - and
will come at once to Warrington to
join Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry
Varnum Butler In the commandant's
quarters at the navy yard.
their granddaughter, Miss Smith, TO
society in Washington this Winter.
During the several years that Admiral
Butler has been On duty In Washington,
and more recently commandAnt ut the
navy yard. Miss Smith has attended
Georgetown Convent and 0unSton Han
School and her debut viii take place
in the early Winter at the navy yard.
The marriage Of AGiss Matilda DAY,
daughter of Mr.. and Ms. Dwight Hunt
inn nnx - Y~nA>
laken, N. Y, to Mr.. Ralph !. Straus,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy 8. Straus
of New York and nephew Of the United
States Ambassador to France, Mr.. LII.
dor Straus, will take place August 81
in All Saints Church, In Interlaken.
A reception Will follow the ceremony
in the Summer home Of MI. and Ma.
Day at Interlaken.
The United States Consul at Prague.
Czechoslovakia. Mr.. Robert r. Dtckey.
days ago from bis European post,
will come to Washington for Q few
days before going to his home In Day
.on, Ohio, where Ma. Dickey and their
children will join him for short
visit. Mrs. Dickey and their children
came to Washington some weeks ago
and were guests Of her mother, Mrs.
George Barnett, with whom they are
staying In her, country home. Wake
field. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caswel, IT,, left
this afternoon by motor for Rumson,
N. j., where the latter's daughter, Peggy
Lansdowne. Is visiting Mrs.. Rufus
Finch. Little Miss Lansdowne viii ac-
company Mr.. and Mrs. Caswelf to Fair
haven, Mass, where they will spend q
few days with Mrs. Warren Delano
Robbins. wife Of the United States
Minister to Canada, In their Summer
home. Later next week Mr.. and Mrs.
Caswen and the latter's daughter Will
join his mother, Ms. John Caswell,
in her Summer home at Prides Cross
ing for several weeks stay. The young
been with their grandmother ct Prides
Crossing since the early Summer.
Former Representative John Phillip
Hill, accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Elsie Hill, and Miss Barrine Drake,
daughter Of Col. and Mrs. Charles b.
Drake, left this morning BY motor for
AsheVlle, N. G. Mr.. Hill and his
daughter will Join Mrs. Hill and her
have been at Asheville since early July,
Mr.. and Ms. Hill and their DAUGHTERS
will return to Warrington IN September
and open their home here Tor the
Winter.
Miss Drake viii spend . month With
Mrs. Z. q. williams In Ashev1lle and
return to Warrington IN September.
Mrs. John Henry Dwight and her
daughter, Mis- Mary Dwight, who are
spending . few days at the Mayflower,
will return to their Michigan home at
Tamas Beach for the remainder Of the
Summer. Miss Dwight was to have
spent the Summer abroad, but owing
to the illness which caused the death
Of her father about 10 days ago. Mrs.
Dwight and her daughter remained in
their Summer home In the Middle West.
Mrs. Dwight and her daughter are
expected to return to Washington In
October and open their house here
for the Winter.
Wedding Today In st. PAals,
Alexandria, Of Interest Here.
An interesting wedding will take
place this Afternoon ct Z o'clock in
st. Paul's Church, Alexandria, when
Miss Elizabeth De Bell Young, daugh-
ter Of Mrs John Young, Alexandra.
will become the bride Of Mr., Earl A..
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