Evening star., 1934-01-31
United States Minister
and Family Guests.

mond.
United States Minister
and Family Guests.
The United States Minister to Can
ada and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins
and their daughter. Miss Helen ROB-
bins. whose marriage to Mr.. AleXandsr
Forbes of Boston will take place Feb
ruary 10. were among those at the
drawing room of the Governor General
of Canada and Countess Bassborough
which they held Thursday night in the
Senate Chamber of the House of Par
lament. The Prime Minister of Can
ada, the Right Hon. r. B. Bennett, who
was first Minister of Canada to Wash
ington. was also in the company. The
Minister and Mrs. Robbins were third
Ill precedence according to the time OF
appointment and were presented i'm
mediately after the Minister of Japan
and Nine. TokugaWa, who formerly were
at Washington. Mrs Robbins was un
usually handsome in gown OF bright
blue satin with train of deeper blue
velvet. and she wore pearl ornaments
and a diamond tiara Miss Robbins
wore white satin with a train of red
lacquered fabric.
Mrs. Pierre de Boal. wife of the first
secretary of the United States legation,
who was on duty at the State Depart
ment for some time before going to
Canada. wore a French model of silver
cloth which had a turquoise blue velvet
train. Mrs. William Hopkins Beck,
wife Of the consul general who was for
several years secretary to the Secretary
of State was in pale pink crepe. the
bodice studded with SequinS and the
skirt having short train. Mrs. John
A Hinckley. formerly Miss Helen
Douglas Robinson. debutante in
Washington several years ago. and
the wife of the secretary to the Min
lister. Mr.. Robbins, had a gown of white
chiffon, the skirt plated and the long
train of white velvet lined with chiffon
and edged with silver lame. She wore
a diamond tiara Mrs H M Bank
head. wife of the commercial attache,
was in ivory chiffon with velvet train.
and she wore pearl ornaments and
cluster Of orchids.
Mrs. George Hagen and her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Talbot entertained at
luncheon Yesterday in their home at
4426 Q street in compliment to Mrs.
Russell Bagley Marchant. Others in
the company were Mrs. William Sui
Ivan, Mrs George Carter LaSserty,
Mrs. Howard Livingston Bishop. Mrs.
Clara McCrone, Mrs. Philip George
Walker. Mrs. Paul Bartsch. Miss Mar
garet Louise O'Brien and Miss Chap
man.
Mr.. and Mrs William Jeffrles CheWn-
ing. jr entertained at dinner last
evening in their Garfield street home.
when they celebrated their fourth we'd
ding anniversary. Later they took their
guests to the Presidents birthday ball.
where they acted as hosts at Senator
and Mrs Couzens table.
The marriage of Mrs. Mildred Coz
zens Ewald, daughter of Mrs. Harmon
Cozzens Of Colorado Springs. TO Mr.
Huntington Mcdonald Turner of New
York. formerly of Washington. son of
Mr.. James Huntington Turner of ST.
Raphael. France. and Mrs. Turner of
, Washington. will take place this after
noon IN New York City in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen Moore at
320 East SeVenty-seCond street. The
Rev. Archibald Black of the First Con-
gregational Church in Montclair. N J..
will officiate at 5 O'Clock, in the presence
OF only relatives and intimate friends
of the bride and bridegroom The
apartment will be decorated with Gala
lilies and green's and during the cere-
mony harp will be played The cere-
mony will be performed in front of
large window covered with a white
Venetian blind and gold draperies and
the room will be lighted by candles in
crystal candelabraS.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. James Folkhard
Lomas, and she will wear turquoise
blue with white cire hat and will
carry ralla lilies
Mrs Moore will be matron of honor
and will wear a yellow afternoon gown
with Leghorn hat and she will carry
blue delphinium. Little Miss Adrienne
Moore will be flower girl. wearing
yellow dotted swiss frock. and young
Philip Ewald. ir, will be ring bearer.
Mr.. James Nolan of Washington will be
best man.
An informal reception will follow i'm
mediately. when Mrs Cozzens. mother
of the bride, and Mrs Turner. mother
of the bridegroom, will receive with
Mrs. Moore
Mr. Turner and his bride will make
their home at 3l5 East 68th street in
New York City. after their return from
a wedding trip. Mr.. Turner. who was
born in Milwaukee. Wis, attended
school in Switzerland. the Ecole Nou
velle de la Chataigueraie at Coppet
WHEN MS ldIllly HlUNtu u 1lOuCtSttl
County Virginia. he entered the Vir-
ginia Military Institute, from which he
graduated in 1920. Later he went to
London. where he worked for the
United States Government, and he now
is assistant secretary Of the Chemical
Bank & Trust Co. in New York. which
he represented for the Schnasi estate
In Turkey, where model hospital was
completed last October in Mamassa