Evening star., 1934-04-16

the program to be followed by tea.
Luke-Worthington Wedding
In Miami Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Worthington of WASH
tngton and Miami announces the mar
rtage of her daughter Marion to Mr..
Adam Keith Luke, jr., Saturday, April
IA, in st. Stephens Church at Coco
nut Grove, Fla, the Rev. DR.. Benjamin
W. Soper officiating
Owing to illness in the family
former invitations for an elaborate
wedding scheduled to take place in
the gardens at Bay Terrace on April
81 were recalled and plans changed
to simple wedding at the little
church in which the bride was con-
flrmed, with only their immediate rel
attves in attendance. The bride wore
q gown of old ivory satin, fashioned
with long sleeves. high neck and long
train, finished with triple box pleated
tulle. Her wedding veil was attached
to cap of rare old antique duchesSe
lace. She entered the church with
her brother, Mr.. Ralph Worthington,
Sd, and was give-l in marriage by her
mother.
Her only attendant was the bride
groom's sister. Mrs. Gustavo S. Debus-
tamente of New York, who wore a
tailored model of yellow taffeta with
-brimmed crownless hat to
match, and carried Easter lilies
Mr.. Luke's father. Mr.. Adam K.
Luke, ST., was best man.
The church was simply decorated
u O IF octa
After the ceremony a wedding supper
was served at the brides Winter home
on the terrace overlooking the SWIM
ming pool
The bride and bridegroom left imme-
diately after, by airplane for Havana,
and will go by boat to California and
Honolulu by way of the Panama
Canal. Mrs. Luke is the daughter of
the late Ralph Worthington, whose
family has been identified with the
social and financial life of Cleveland,
Ohio, for many generations, and Mrs.
Worthington was formerly Miss Ethel
Burdette of ValdoSta. Ga, but
who since her husbands Death has
resided in Washington. Mrs Worth
ington's family has always been iden-
tilted with the social, political and
historical life of the old South.
Mrs. Luke was educated at Mount
Vernon Seminary, Washington, D. c.,
and Ogontz School, Philadelphia, and
later spent year travelling abroad.
She attended Princess Mestchersky
School In Paris She was one of the
popular debutantes of last Winter in
Washington. making her debut at the
Sulgrave Club there on December l.
She is a member of the Washington
Junior League and is interested in
music.
1t was fitting that she return to
Miami for her wedding, where she
spent her Winters at the Worthington
estate, Bay Terrace, on Biscayne Bay.
during her fathers lifetime.
Mr. Luke is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adam K. Luke, sr., of Devon
Hall, Irvington-on-the-H e-Hudson. New
York, and is a graduate of Exeter and
Yale.
Announcements by Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Evans Norton of Green Hill
Farms, Overlook, Pa, have been re-
celved in Washington of the marriage
Of their daughter Caroline Saturday,
April IA, to Mr.. Hamilton Washburn
Wright. elder son of Mrs Hamilton
Wright of Washington and the late
Hamilton Wright.
Mr.. Wright was graduated from
Yale in the class of go and is a
member of Scroll and Keys and Psi
Chi. He is a grandson of the late
Senator William D. Washburn and
great-nepheW of Elihu B. Washburn.
one-time Secretary of State and Min
lister to France during the Grant ad-
ministration. Mrs. Wright attended
Miss Porter's school in Pennington
and is member of the Junior League.
Owing to the recent death of Mrs.
Norton's mother only the immediate
members of the family were present
at the wedding, which took place at
the Presbyterian Church in Over
brook. Mr.. Wright was attended by
his brother. Mr.. Washburne Wright,
as best man. On the return from
their wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright will reside at ia East Eighty
fourth street, New York.
Donna Margherita Sarfatti, promi-
nent writer of Italy, will be the guest
OF honor at tea this afternoon of the
Italy America. Society of which Mr..
Walter H. Datidge is president. The
ladies of the Executive Committee of
the society will act as hostess and
will be assisted by Marchea Rossi
Longhi, Signora Casardi and Signora
Sbernadori. wives of members of the
Italian embassy staff. Donna Sar-
fatti will speak at 5 o'clock on modern
art on which she is a critic of ability
her books including a History on
Modern Painting"
Donna Sarfatti will be the guest of
honor at tea tomorrow afternoon OF
the Newspaper Women's Club at 4:3O
O'Clock in the National Press Club
and earlier in the day she will be
guest at luncheon of Senator Frederic
c. Walcott and Senator David l.
Walsh at the Capitol and remain for
the session of the Senate
The visitor dined informally last
evening with the Ambassador, Signora
Augusta RosSo and was a guest at tea
yesterday of Mrs. Roosevelt. The
luncheon which Mr. Justice and Mrs
Harlan Fiske Stone planned in her