Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-21
SOCIETY
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came DdCk 10 new tOIh W DtCOtuC the
pupil of Mr.. Richard Copley.
Mr.. Plum is the son of Mr.. Thorbald
Plum of Copenhagen, and is a con-
struction engineer. Mr.. Plum and his
bride will be at home after wedding
trip, at 1927 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. Plum received his education in
Denmark. He was attache to the
Danish legation from 1920 until 1921.
After leaving the diplomatic service he
turned to his profession of construction
engineer and became deeply interested
in the building of fantailed speedboats-
Mrs. Taft Honor Guest
At women's Country Club.
Mrs. William Howard Taft was the
honor guest at the weekly luncheon OF
the National Women's Country Club
today Among others at the luncheon
were Mrs. Pierce Butler, Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock, Mrs. George Dallis Dixon
and Mrs James Frances Sullivan OF
Philadelphia Miss Annie M. Hegge-
man. Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mrs. Gilmore
of New Orleans.
sonora de Bayle, wife of the charge
d'affaires of Nicaragua, was the guest
at the luncheon OF Mrs. Clinton j.
Tribby
Mrs. William Hammett entertained
small company at luncheon yesterday
at the club for Mrs. John Rogers Davis
Mr.. and Mrs John Spalding Elan
merry have sent out cards for the debut
tea of their daughter, Miss Isabel Fon-
tame Flannery, at tea In their
home. 24ll California street, the after
noon of Friday, December /, from
to o'clock.
The newly appointed naval attache
to the German embassy, Capt. ROBERT
witthoeft. has arrived in washington
and is guest at the Mayf1ower Prior
to his assignment to duty here, ne was
chief of staff at the naval station at
Wilhelmshaven. Capt. Witthoeft is a
bachelor and the first naval attache
to the United States from Germany
since the war.
Mr.. Malcolm Kerlin. administration
assistant to the United States Secre-
tary of Commerce, is sailing for Ber-
muda tomorrow on the Furness liner
Monarch of Bermuda.
Mrs. Blair Bannister will be the
honor guest and speaker at the Thurs
dav night dinner of Quota Club, in
the grill room of the Womens City
Club.
Mrs. Margaret Sanger, who has come
10 washington for the congressional
season, has leased Rose Dale, the Coon
ley estate, on Newark street.
She left yesterday for Oklahoma
City Okla. where on Thursday she
speaks on Birth Control Legislation"
under the sponsorship OF the Oklahoma
City Junior League. Mrs. Sanger will
return Sunday.
Mai and Mrs. Alexander M. Stark,
IT.. U. S. A., have come from their post
in Tampa, Fla, on several weeks
leave and expect to spend that time at
the Shoreham.
Mrs. H. de Clare Berry has returned
home from Philadelphia and Baltimore
after a ten-day visit, including gath
ering of the Magma Charta Danes and
later the national convention in Balti-
more of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy.
At the latter place she presented a
stone from the spot al Bury-St Ed
nonds. England. where the barons were
vember, 1912, and swore to defend it.
This was given 10 be placed IN lie hiu-
scum in Richmond, Va. with a char.
Lee, along the same lines as Mrs.
Berry's mother, from Is barons of the
Magma Charta.
Mrs. Berry wore on the historic eve
ming of the U. d. C. her quaint old
English bridal costume with the white
satin poke bonnet and veil.