Evening star., 1934-07-12
SOCIETY
Soviet Ambassador and Nine Troyanov-
sky Leaving This Afternoon to Attend
World Fair In Chicago.

and Mrs. Edward J Trrnwith. Mrs
Hilda Meyer, Mr. Leo w. Harrington.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas @
Ashburn VIII leave the city today by
motor for Canada. where they viii
spend several weeks at Ste. Agathe
In the Laurentian Mountains
Justice and Mrs. Oscar r. Luhring
viii leave next week 70 join Gen.
and Mrs. Asi1burn in Canada Later
Justice and Mrs. Luhring viii motor
TO California.
The naval attache Of the Italian
embassy and signora Casardi enter
tanned a company OF II at luncheon
today in the presidential dining room
Of the MayfloweT. their guests includ-
ing members OF the French and Ital-
ian embassy STATS. Capt and Sig
nora Casardi will leave this evening
for a trip TO the Far West spending
a month touring the country. They
viii return 70 their apartment in the
Mayfower the middle Of August and
in September Signora Casardi will
sail for Italy. where Capt. Casardi will
JBiil JEtT III LEfftuDtA ahOty W
being assigned to a new post.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles e,
Riggs ard their children, Miss Louise
Catherine Riggs and Mr.. Edward Ben
ton Riggs. have taken cottage at
York Harbor. Me. and will not re-
turn TO Washington until the late
Autumn.
Rear Admiral Thomas H. Hicks,
U. S. N, left Washington this morn
ing on a motor trip to Vancouver. He
was accompanied by his niece, Miss
Betty Hicks, daughter of Mrs. F. F.
Hicks of Cambridge, Md. A visit to
Honolulu Is also planned by Admiral
Hicks and he will return to his apart
ment at the Mayfiower about the mid
die Of September. Miss Hicks has
been at VasSar the past two years
and is a frequent guest of her uncle
in Washington.
Official of Commerce Department
And Miss Gleason Wed Today.
st. Adams Church. adjoining the
Cathedral close in its setting of forest
trees, will be the scene this afternoon
of simply arranged wedding, but
one in which that entire section of
Washington is interested, when at 6
o'clock the marriage Of Miss Ann
Frances Gleason and Mr.. Warren
Sewen Lockwood of the Foreign Serv-
ice Division Of the Department of
Commerce takes place. Mr.. Marshall
Jewell Gleason, father of the bride,
will walk with her TO the altar, and
DR.. William Robinson Of Newark, N.
j.. grandfather of the bridegroom, will
assist DR.. Charles T. Warner, rector
of st. Adams, in performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren J.
Lockwood of Englewood, N. J., will be
present at the ceremony, Mr. Lockwood
attending his son as best man.
There will be white Midsummer
flowers and lighted candles on the
altar and an organ recital of wedding
music as part of the service.
Mr.. Gleason will give his daughter
in marriage, her wedding gown being
of white satin and lace. A yoke
effect of lace in the back of the
bodice and long puffed and pointed
sleeves were of lace. The bridal veil
of tuIle will be simply arranged with
small clusters of orange blossoms at
either side and falling to the hem
of the train. She carried a bouquet
of roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Mary Louise Gleason will at
tend her sister as maid of honor and
will wear a charming gown of rose
color mousseline de sole, the long,