Evening star., 1934-04-16
SOCIETY
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ment at the Hay-Adams during the
past Winter.

past Winter.
John Dean Gillett Mcclure, grand
son of Mrs. Gillett-H Hill, who has spent
his Easter vacation visiting her at
her home, in Miami, is returning to
washington Friday after two weeks
of swimming at the beach and deep
sea fishing. He is the great-grandson
and namesake of the late John D.
Gillett, the cattle king of Illinois.
Mrs. Gillett- Hill and her son, Mr..
E. Logan HILL will leave Miami Mon
day for their home, Suma Ray, LIN
coin, Ill, where they will spend the
Summer. They have been in Miami
since December.
Miss GLADYS Virginia Randall, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Albert
Randall of Forestville, Md. and Mr..
William Elson Duvall. jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Duvall of Naylor,
Md, were married Saturday afternoon.
The wedding took place in Epiphany
Church, at Forestville, Rev. John
Trimble Marshall, jr, rector OF the
church, officiating, at o'clock.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore for travelling a
navy blue suit and hat with white
accessories and a corsage bouquet OF
eardenias. There were no attendants
Mr.. and Mrs. Duvall left Immediately
after the ceremony for brief wed
ding trip and will make their home IN
Naylor, Mrs. Duval is secretary TO
Mr., Nicholas Orem, superintendent OF
schools in Prince Georges County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Grant en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday at the
Little Tea House, having among tnelr
guests Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. ketcnanl
and Miss Betty Ketcham OF Ne"
Rochelle, Miss Roberta Koehler ano
Mr.. Charles S. Grant
Advance reservations for dinner
narties to precede the Music Gossip
After the Opera" at the university
Club Thursday evening indicate thal
a capacity audience will be or hand
to greet the group of young protes-
sional artists who will appear in this
dramatic musical skit, written by
Helen Fetter Cook. The performance
will be the first by a professional
group. Those taking part include
Anne Yago McGuffey, contralto, who
has been quite successful with her
work with the Aborn Opera Co.;
Hazel Priest, soprano, who is well
known as a soloist and for her work
in French dramatic sketches; Mary
Mathews Taylor, accompanlst and
pianist Of note and G. RldgeWay
Tavlor. we'll known baritone.
The Entertainment Committee has
been privileged to present this sketch
to the members of the University Clun
only through the kindness OF It's au-
thoress, Mrs. Cook, and the efficient
artists. Those on the Entertainment
Committee include Mr.. Lewis Lotion
Monevwav. chairman; Mr.. James
Oliver Murdock. Mr.. Clifford K
Bergman and Mr.. Albert E. Stephan.
The members of the cast, with Mrs.
Cook. will be entertained at buffet
supper following the program, with
Mr.. Moneyway acting as host on be-
half of the Board of Governors OF the
club.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Wiggin of Brookline,
Mass. is at the Carlton for several
days. accompanied by her two children
and her mother. Mrs. Henry M. Taylor
Mr.. Wiggin will join his family at the
Carlton the middle of the week.
For the benefit of the chapel fund
of the immaculate Seminary and
under the patronage of a group Of
friends of the seminary, the Immacu-
lata fourth-year girls will present
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall in
the school auditorium Wednesday
evening, with a matinee performance
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Bernice Skirm will portray the
leading role of Dorothy Vernon" and
the cast assisting her will include
Miss Virginia Jane Blake, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Osborn, Miss Shelah Kerwin,
Miss Margaret Collins, Miss Alice
Marie Stanton. Miss Elinor Fox, Miss
Jane Morris, Miss Helen Hickey, Miss
Catherine Deane, Miss Carolyn An
thony, Miss Madeline Garofola, Miss
Olga MazZa, Miss Patricia Mcclure,
Miss Catherine Kane and Miss Anna
Mae Rover.
A surprise shower was given fol
Miss Frances Schmitt by Miss Pauline
Donnelly and Miss Thelma Brand last
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Brand on Potomac avenue southeast