Evening star., 1934-06-06
Michigan Visitors Return
West After Entertainment Here.


hotel and are motoring to Maine.
Michigan Visitors Return
West After Entertainment Here.
After a fortnight of social rounds
in the Capital as the guests OF Miss
Dorothy Brodberg, Mrs. Keith Mac
Kav and Mrs. Thomas Lotti OF ManiS-
tee and Mrs. MaCKay'S mother, Mrs.
Mary Hoxie of Lansing. returned to
their Michigan homes today by motor.
The Michigan visitors made a tour
of the East and through Canada and
will travel the Southern route to their
homes. arriving in Manistee the latter
part of the week. Their hostess Is
member of the secretarial staff OF
Representative Harry w. Musselwhite,
also of Manistee.
Over Memorial day the group at
tended the ceremonies at Gettysburg
with a congressional party and heard
President Roosevelt's address.
Miss Marguerite Underwood, whose
marriage to Mr.. Richard McCurdie
of Fort Wayne. Ind, will take place
June %, was the guest of honor at
luncheon given at the Madrillon yes
terday by her co-workers in the Divi-
sion of Communications and Records
of the State Department.
Those present included Miss Lucille
Sutherland, Miss Ruth Carlson, Miss
Mamie Berrey, Miss Mable Joyce
PYLE. Miss Maude Myers, Miss Rose
Clark, Miss Mary Cobbs, Miss Bess
Blaskey. Miss Robin Beckley, Miss
Marie Peterson, Miss Lillian Sprague,
Miss Ruth Rightmire, Miss Irene
Ulans. Miss Laura Conz, Mrs. Mary
Tallant. Miss Frances Jones, Mr..
David A Salmon, chief of the Divi-
sion of communications and Records;
Mr.. Roger S. Drissel. assistant chief
of the division: Mr.. Charles Siegel,
chief of the passport section; Mr..
Paul Goldsberry, Mr.. Louis Drury, Mr.
Harold C. Kissick, Mr.. Thomas G.
Sonner and Mr. William E. Cooke.
The marriage of Miss Frances
Louise Webster and Dr.. Edwin Hoyt
De Kleine will take place at o'clock
Monday afternoon, June II, in the
Lincoln Chapel of the New York Ave
nue Presbyterian Church. DR.. Joseph
II.
The engagement of Miss Webster to
Dr.. De Kleine was" announced re-
Gently by her uncle and aunt. DR.. and
Mrs Lewis c. Davenport OF Moorhead,
Mimi, her former home. She is a
graduate of George Washington Uni
versity and has recently made her
nome in Washington with the parents
of the bridegroom. Dr. William De
Kleine, medical adviser of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, and Mrs. De Kleine
of the Tilden Garden Apartments,
5000 Tilden street.
The bridegroom has been attending
the University of Pennsylvania Medi-
cal School and is in the June grad
uating class.
In the bridal party will be Miss
Marian Schlesinger. maid of honor,
and DR.. Wilfred Fuge of Easton, Pa,
as best man.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton will be held for relatives and
friends in the lounge of Tilden Gar
dens, with Dr. and Mrs. De Kleine,
parents of the bridegroom, receiving
with the bridal party.
Later the bride and bridegroom will
leave for a motor trip to visit the
Century of Progress at Chicago and
after two weeks in Michigan resorts
will make their home in Detroit, where
DR.. De Kleine will be attached to the
staff of Harper Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Wood of Ar
lington, Va, announce the marriage
e Ia1a 10 -
Mr.. Albert Harry Wright, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wright of Ballston,
Va, which took place in the home OF
the bridegroom's parents Saturday
evening, May 10, at 8 O'Clock, the
Rev. Henry J. Miller, rector of st.
Georges Episcopal Church. officiating.
She had rs her only attendant her
sister, Mrs Millard Douglas Topley.
Mr.. Millard Douglas Topley acted
as best man for the bridegroom
Following the ceremony an infor-
NAL reception was held, when the Cou-
pie were assisted in receiving by their
respective parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Wright are temporar-
lily residing with the latter's parents
in Arlington, Va.
Yesterday afternoon the Holiday
House of the Girls Friendly Society,
On the Mount Vernon Memorial High
way, was the scene of the annual
members party. A group from the
Chaminade Club entertained the
members and a buffet supper was
served out of doors amid the roses.
Wednesday of last week the an
rd rt1y
held on the lawn of the Holiday
House and on the various porches
of the houses comprising Holiday
House. Mrs. Louis Austin, the new
chairman of the Holiday House Com
mittee, was in charge Of all arrange
mentS.
The last meeting of the Epiphany
Branch was held at the home of Mrs
Charles Richardson on Grant road.
Members, associates and their friends
enjoyed the late afternoon in the
garden. A buffet supper followed. This
was served in the dining room, where
Candlelight and roses made a most
attractive setting. A program was
then enjoyed. Mrs. Althea Van Bos-
kirk played some Chopin and Brahm
pieces. Representative George F. Don
dero CT Michigan gave an interesting
talk on Mary Todd Lincoln, playlet,
"All on a Summers Day." was pre-
sented by four branch members, Ruth
Barnes, Dorothy Goode. katherine
Baird and Helen LoiSe Franklin, and
some readings by Mrs. McMullin, the
coach of the play, and Dorothy Goode
followed. The Misses Parrish led some
group singing, and the program was
CLOSED by Mr.. Adolf Torovsky, direct
ing the Glee Club in three groups of