Evening star., 1934-10-17
SOCIETY
Mrs. Roosevelt Will Attend Theater
This Evening With Secretary
and Mrs. Morgenthau.

in her apartment in the Dresden,
has purchased the house at 1909
Twenty-eighth street in Georgetown,
from Mrs Mary MacCracken Jones,
who has lived there for several years.
Mrs. Howell, wife Of Lieut.. J. c..
Howell. U. S. N. and their small
daughter Jeanne are visiting Miss
Elizabeth Reeves in her apartment
in the Northumberland before going
to California, where they will join
Lieut.. Howell, now on duty aboard
the U S. S. Chicago. Mrs. Howell
before her marriage was Miss Clouie
Senetiere of Washington and Frank
lin La. and has many friends in
Washington She is a graduate of
George Washington University
Miss Eleanor Powell was the guest
OF honor at reception and tea yes
terday afternoon given by the Bakefi-
Deleporte Institute of Dance, Mr.
Maurice Deleporte acting as the host
Miss Powell and Mr. Deleporte we're
ing in Springfield. Mass. An infor-
NAL program Of dances was given by
pupils of the institute, including Miss
Susan Hall. Miss Virginia Barry Miss
Ronnie Cunningham, Miss Margaret
Mary Edmonston. Miss Phyllis
Schwartz, Miss Dorothy Ann Good
man and Mr.. Walter Doe Following
the program tea was served, Miss
Charline Springsguth presiding at the
tea table. Miss Powell. who is a
gifted tap dancer, is appearing at
local theater this week
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jones will
return this evening from Youngs-
town. Ohio. where they went last
week by motor Mr.. Jones is ma
tive of youngstown and served as
financial adviser to the city for some
time after he was director of prohi-
bition in the Internal Revenue Bureau
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones made the trip to
Youngstown to register preparatory
to voting next month.
Mr. and Mrs w A Skinner have
gone to White Sulphur Springs for an
early Autumn visit
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Emanuel N
Campo of 375 Park avenue, New York
are at the Shoreham for a few days
before going to White Sulphur Springs
to pass two weeks.
The marriage of Miss Saga Lundvall
and Mr.. George Edmund Bond will
take place Saturday. october 20. in
this city. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Bond will go to Asheville.
N. c., for a short trip and upon their
return they will make their home in
Washington.
Miss Dorothy Mae Sherwood,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilbur
Sherwood of Chevy Chase, will be mar
ried this evening at 7:30 O'Clock to
Mr.. Nephi Kuykendall. son of Mr. and
Mrs Luke H. Kuykendall of Vallejo.
Calf, in the Wesley M. E. Church,
the Rev Luther Neff officiating.
Miss Sherwood will have as her
haid of honor Miss Helen Black, and
her bridesmaids will be Miss Ruth
Croft. Miss Katherine Fenwick. Miss
Claire Haskinson and Mrs. Verne
Macdonald. Betty Ann Sherwood,
the younger sister of the bride, will
be the flower girl
Mr. Verne Macdonald will act as
best man and the ushers will include
Mr.. Rawlins Poole of Frederick. Md.
and Mr.. George Croft, Mr.. Hilleary
Haskinson and Mr.. Franklin Gibbons,
all of Washington.
Numerous parties have been given
in honor of Miss Sallie Rita Weller,
whose marriage to Mr.. William Cur
tain, jr., of Syracuse, N. Y. will take
place Saturday. Saturday. October
6. Mrs. B l. Boudren gave luncheon,
followed by shower. at the Shoreham.
Sunday. October T. Miss Hilda Rup-
pert gave a buffet supper for Miss
Weller and Mr.. Curtain at her home
on Connecticut avenue. Miss Theo-
dore Emerson entertained the bride
elect at kitchen shower last Wednes-
day On Sunday Mrs. Blanchard K.
Weller mother of the bride-elect, gave
trouSSeau tea at her home