Evening star., 1934-04-21
Miss Storck Selects Date
For Marriage to Lieut.. Hansen.

! Miss virginia StorcK, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Storck of Virginia
/ Highlands, Va, has selected Friday.
April q, for her marriage to Lieut..
r. A. Hansen, U. S. N. The ceremony
! will take place at o'clock in the
United States Naval Academy Chapel
at Annapolis.
Miss Dorothea Storck, sister of the
brlde-elect, will be her maid of honor
ana only attendant, while Lieut. Han
sen has selected DR.. C. w. Shilling,
U. S. N, as his best man.
| The bride-elect Is a graduate of
! Central High School in Washington,
and received her A. B. degree from
George Washington University. She
is member Of Alpha Delta Phi
| Sorority
Wisconsin, attended the University of
Wisconsin, and Is a member of the
| 1922 graduating class at the United
States Naval Academy. He is stationed
/ In Washington, and is the officer In
charge of the Experimental D. c.
| Diving Unit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Coggeshall an
| nounce the engagement of their
daughter Mary to Mr.. John H. Hol-
lands of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Warder B. Jenkins
| have as house guest for the week, the
| latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs E. A.
Stevens of Oberlin, Ohio, and Mrs. O.
j. Landefeld of willard Mrs, Stew
ems and Mrs. Landefeld were dele
| gates to the Forty-third Continental
| Congress, Daughters of the American
Revolution, and with Mrs. jenkins
were guests at the Ohio State D. A. R.
banquet, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Young Chambers from
| Campbellsville, KY, and Miss Rebecca
| Creagh Brooks, from Meridian, Miss,
are visiting their relatives Mrs. Fran
ces Clarke and Miss Delphine de la
CroiX in their apartment in the Con-
J necticut.
i Mrs. Joseph N. Todd and her
! cousin, Mrs. Paden Woodruff OF Lyons,
N j.. entertained at luncheon yes
/ terday in honor of their friends from
/ Pickens, S. c., who are here for the
! D. A. r. Convention. Among the
/ guests were Mrs. Frank McFall, Miss
! Vesta McFall, Mrs. Hagood Bruce,
| Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Earl Morris, Mrs.
Vann Clayton and Mrs. Bracket, all
of Pickens, S. c.. and Miss Mariana
Lukei and Mrs Nathan Robertson OF
this city. Miss McFall is serving as
flower page to the State regent OF
South Carolina
| Mr. c. c. Calhoun is in New York
this week for the third time since
Mrs Calhouns illness. which occurred
| several weeks ago. She is now, how
ever, sufficiently recovered to keep
few important engagements, and
Thursday night was able to accept
! the invitation of the Society of the
American Friends of Lafayette, and
spoke at the reception at Delmonico's,
when she was one of the three guest
speakers, with Judge Walter p Gard
ner, the president of the organization,
and Count Rene de Chambrun, great
greatgrandson Of Lafayette.
| Mrs. Calhoun's book, entitled. la
| fayette; knight of Liberty" is now
undergoing revision preparatory to its
| dppNdl amt DCpICllIUCl U, llIC ulI tlludy
of Lafayette, in this, his anniversary
year. The honorary vice presidents
of the Society for Promoting Historical
Research on the Life of Lafayette
and the distribution and publication
of literature on the same subject are
the Ambassador of France. M Andre
de Laboulaye; M. Paul Claudel, for
mer Ambassador to the United States:
Mr. Walter Evans Edge. former United
States Ambassador to France, and Mr..
Brand Whitlock, former United States
Ambassador to Belgium. Two other
books of Mrs. Calhoun's are slated
for an early production, one entitled,
Hight Lights" and the other, Miss
Magnolia" a story Of Charleston and
its gardens, the scene laid in the
famous magnolia gardens which are
now the possession of Mrs. Calhoun's