Evening star., 1934-09-29

and Maryland attended the wedding.
After a wedding breakfast in Ches-
tertown Mr. and Mrs. Mellick left by
motor for an extended trip. After
the first OF October they will make
their home In Washington.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. r. P.
Whitemarsh of Oak Crest, Va. will
spend the week end with friends at
Annapolis and will attend the Will
liam and Mary-Navy foot ball game
this afternoon. Tuesday of this
week Mrs. Whitemarsh had as lunch
con guests Mrs. Robert Rothwell and
Miss Elizabeth Moss Of Annapolis.
Mrs. Estetta w. Douglas is leaving
Washington early next month to
spend the Winter in Florida, where
for the greater part of the season she
will be the guest of her mother, Mrs.
F. G. Williamson, who is making her
home in st. Petersburg Donald C.
Douglas. son OF Mrs. Douglas. has re-
turned to the University of California
for his junior year.
Mrs. Clifford Corbin has returned
from Europe with her two daughters,
Miss Dolly Corbin and Miss Edythe
Ann Corbin, and has opened her
house on Wyoming avenue Col Cor
bin will arrive October 4 for duty.
Mrs. J. S. Cecil, wife of Col. Cecil.
U. S. A.. and her daughter, Miss
Caroline S. Cecil, who with Col. Cecil
maintained an apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel last Winter, are
again in residence there.
Mrs. Katherine Prindeville has re-
turned to her apartment at the Shore
ham for the Winter, after spending
most Of the Summer at her former
home in Chicago Mrs. Prindeville
is the mother of Mrs. Paul Bastedo.
who with Comdr. Bastedo. U. S. N.
is expected to return to Washington
next week from Hot Springs, Va.
The Woman's National Democratic
Club opens its Winter season with
two aces" Of the Roosevelt admin
istration as it's headliners.
Jerome Frank will be the speaker
at the clubs initial luncheon Monday
and Ferdinand Pecora has been Sc
lected as honor guest and speaker for
the clubs first dinner. Friday. Oc-
tober s.
Mr.. Pecora gained national fame by
his handling of the Senate inquiry
into Wall Street practices. He was
drafted by President Roosevelt for a
place on the new Federal Commits
sion. which is charged with the duty
of supervising the Stock Exchange.
It's quite Appropriate, therefore, that
the theme assigned to him for his
remarks at the club dinner should be,
Driving the Money Changers Out of
the Temple"
Mr.. Frank is general counsel for
the Agricultural Adjustment Admin
istration and will speak on The Re-
habilitation Of the Farmer" He is
a member of the group of brilliant
young lawyers who have helped to
shape the policies of the administra-
ton. While Mr.. Franks principal job
has been with the A. A. A.. he also
assisted in drafting the securities act
and the Stock Exchange act, which
Mr.. Pecora is now helping to ad-
minister.
Miss Helen Halsey Baker of Fairfax,
Va. whose marriage to Mr.. Robert
Blakenship Morris will take place Oc-
tober 2, at Truro Episcopal Church,
Fairfax, was the guest of honor at a
dinner party given by Mr.. James H.
Dodge and his sister, Miss Ysiadora
Dodge, at their home in Washington
Wednesday evening. Miss Baker was
also entertained by Miss Elizabeth
Wheless of Washington at a kitchen
shower.
Mrs. Irma Shaw arrived here yes
terday from her home in Milwaukee.
Wis, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Veins
in the latter's apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel. Mrs. Shaw plans
to remain here for several days.
Indiana Alumnae Guests
At Academy of Holy Cross.
The Washington members of the
Alumnae Association of st. Mary's
College. Notre Dame, Ind, will be
entertained at the Academy of the
Holy Cross this evening.
Former graduates, among whom are
Mrs. Mark Guerin, wife of Maj.
Guerin, U. S. A., and Mrs. Stella Sta
pleton, well known in Washington
circles for her interest in such affairs,
will be the guests of Sister Rose Eliza
beth, G. S. c., superior of the acad-
enly. herself a St. Mary's alumna. Miss
Marian McCandless, national alumnae
secretary, will be the guest of honor.
The International Federation Of
Catholic Aiunanae. District Chapter.