Evening star., 1933-04-08
TIME President and Mrs. Roosevelt
will entertain at dinner this eve
ming at the Executive Mansion.
They had with them at lunch

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i They had with them at lunch
con today, In addition to mem
bers of their family and the severa
white House guests, Mr.. John s. Law
renee of Boston and his daughter, Mis-
Isabelle Lawrence.
Mrs. Curtis B. Dali Is expected Il
accompany her brothers, Mr.. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt, jr., and Mr.. Johr
Roosevelt, to the hunters trials at Brad
ley Farms today.
The First Lady took her daily horse.
back ride this morning through path.
in Rock Greek Park and was accom-
panied by Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
entertained in the White House las'
evening for their sons, Mr.. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt, jr, and Mr.. JOIN
Roosevelt, when the company included
their daughter, Mrs. Curtis B. Dali;
Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt, Mr.. and ais
Granville T. Emmet, Mr.. I'd Mrs
John H1nckley, Mr.. and Mr.. Jacques
Blaise de Sibour, Miss Margery MIL
bank Miss Ethel woodward, Miss
Elizabeth Mcintyre, Miss Helen Rob-
bins. Miss Eleanor Roosevelt, Miss
Abigail Sard, Miss Marguerite Leland
Mr.. George Whitney, Mr.. KENNEDY
Mcintyre, Mr. Huntington Thorn, Mr.
Corcoran Thorn, Mr.. Jean R. L. de
Sibour, Mr.. Warren Delano Robbins,
jr.; Mr. Edward H. Robbins and Col.
Louis McHenry Howe. Following the
dinner motion pictures were shown.
Claudel- Cartier Wedding =
In New York This Morning.
A wedding of international interest
took place in New York today when
Miss Marion Rumsey Cartier, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre c. Cartier, was
married to M. Pierre Claudel, son Oh
the Ambassador of France and Nine.
ClaudeI. The ceremony took place IN
the Church of st. Jean Baptiste at
II O'Clock. The Rev. Auguste Pelletler,
rector of the church and longtime
friend of the families, ofhciated. "A
civil ceremony, in. accordance win
French law, was performed yesterday
afternoon by the consul general OF
France. Count Charles de Fery oe
Fontneuville, in his capacity OF olncer
d'etat civil.
The church was simply decorated
with Easter lilies, palms and ferns. MI:
.Joseph E. Mueller, organist, PLAYED
Gounod's Sacred Heart Mass" Tne
wedding march was the Nuptlai
March" by Guilmant, and the recess
sional was ''Toccata," by Widor. Dur.
ing the ceremony Mr.. Leon Rothier OF
the Metropolitan Opera sank SainS
Saens' "Panis Angelious."
The bride was given in marriage at
the religious ceremony today by her
father. She wore white satin gown
of classic simplicity. Long sleeved ana
1Inornamented, and unique IN It's ar
rangement of V-shaped detail, a high
v neck and long, sweeping tram end
ing in point, Her veil OF illusion was
caught at the back by a half wreath
Of orange blossoms and she also wore
a short face veil Her bouquet was OF
lilies Of the valley.
Miss RENE Claudel, sister OF the
bridegroom, was maid of honor and
was dressed In pervenche blue chiffon,
with a small velvet hat of the same
shade. Her gown had high shirred
neckline, tied with peasant drawstrlngs
and long sleeves. 1t was buttoned IN
the back from neck to waistline and the
skirt had unusual back fullness. She
carried delphiniums. The BRIDES other
attendants were Mrs. James Cox, Jr.,
and Mrs. w. Randolph Moore, cousins
of the bride; Miss Emily Parsons, Miss
Faith whitney. Miss Marcia Meigs,
Miss Alice Morris, Miss Elizabeth Polk
and Miss Mary Kenna. Their costumes
were similar to that OF the maid OF
honor, in madonna blue. They also
carried delphiniums. Mrs. Cartier, the
brides mother, wore black chiffon
gown, with white organdy elbow sleeves
and cape and black voile hat, sailor
shape, and Mime. Claudel, the bride
groom's mother, wore black and gold
gown.
M. Henri Claudel was best man and
the ushers were Mr. Erwin p. Hits, jr.,
Count Rene de Chambrun, Mr.. Robert
Lindsay, Mr. Lawrence Morris, Mr..
William Randolph Moore, Mr.. Ridgway
Knight, M Claude Achille Olarac,
M. Frederic Coudert, jr.; Mr.. Roger
Chetwoed, Mr.. Laurance S. Rockefeller,
Mr.. Byrnes Macdonald, Mr.. Sosthenas