Evening star., 1934-08-23
SOCIETY
The Cuban Ambassador Will Entertain
Secretary of State of His Country
During His Stay In Capital.

afternoon gown OF turquoise blue
crepe, trimmed with small plated ruf-
f1es, black accessories and small
shoulder bouquet Of rosebuds.
She will be attended by her sister
Senorita Alicia Banos, whose ensem-
BILE will be in brown with brown ac-
cessories.1 She will wear a shoulder
bouquet Of yellow roses. Mr.. Gerard
A. Roche Of Washington will act as
best man.
There will be a wedding dinner at
the Shoreham at 7:30 o'clock in the
evening, which will be attended by
both families and q very few close
friends. Sonora de BanoS will wear
she will wear black tricorn hat and
a spray Of gardenias. Mrs. Schneider,
mother Of the bridegroom, will be
dressed in brown with a small brown
hat and cluster Of gardenias.
The bride is the niece of Sonora de
Vazquez Zarco, wife Of the newly ap-
pointed assistant military attache Of
the Mexican Embassy, Capt. Eduardo
Vazquez Zarco. She has made ner
home In Washington for some time
and has been secretary at the en-
bassy since her arrival in Washing
ton.
Members Of the embassy who will
attend the wedding are the Counselor
and Sonora de Campos-O Ortiz, the
second secretary and Sonora de Vas
quez- Treserra. the military attache,
Gen. Juan r. Azcarate Pine, Finan-
cial Counselor DR.. Victor NJ. Villa
senior, the acting commercial attache
and Sonora de Castiello and other
members of the staff Of the embassy
Among those from out Of town who
will witness the ceremony and attend
the dinner are Senior Louis Banos
Of Pittsburgh, brother Of the bride,
and Sonora Maria Louisa Gonzales
and her daughter, Senorita Aurora
Gonzales Of Baltimore.
MIR. Schneider and his bride will
leave for a wedding trip, the latter
dressed In black crepe trimmed In
pink with which she will wear a small
black velvet beret. Upon their return
they will reside at 40l5 Kansas ave-
nue..
Former Senator and Mrs. George H.
Moses will go to Newport Saturday to
be the week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons.
The former Undersecretary of State
and Mrs. William r. Castle, jr., were
among the guests at the dinner given
last evening at Hot Springs, Va, by
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius.
Mrs. Nelson Perrin of Washington
was elected a director of the fash
ionable Watch Hill Improvement So
ciety at its annual meeting yester-
day. The society now numbers 1871
members of socially prominent Sum-
mer residents at Watch Hill. Mrs.
Means Spencer of New York was
elected president, and the other Off
GERS include Mrs. John F. Russell, jr.,
and Mrs. Edward Starr, jr., both of
New York, vice presidents: Mrs. Harry
j. Coombe Of Cincinnati, treasurer:
Mrs. John McKesson Camp Of New
York, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Edmund p. York OF Westerly, r.
l., recording secretary.4
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold IN. Marsh will
leave this evening for q series Of
visits in the North and will spend
some time on Cape Cod. They will
go to Weld, Me-, for q visit and on
their return wiH be accompanied by
their three sons, Newman, Samuel
and David who have spent the Sum-
mer In the North. Young Richard
Marsh. who is visiting Mrs. Marsh,s
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar r. Ewing In their home
In the Thousand Islands will Join his