Evening star., 1934-10-25
SOCIETY
Attorney General and Mrs. Cummings
Will Have Guests With Them at
Dedication This Afternoon.

In CHEVY CnaSe, 10 the mousse at SSUo
O street, in Georgetown.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Harold M. Stephens entertained
informally at dinner last evening In
the Colonial room of the wardman
Park Hotel when their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Berkeley Henderson of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Asbn of
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs Murfin. wife of Rear Admiral
Orin G.. Murfin, U. 8. ~, has arrived
at the Martinique from New Haven,
Conn, to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Richards. wife of Lieut. w. L.
Richards, U. S. NJ, with her three
young sons viii leave Cherrydale No
vember for Baltimore for a months
visit with relatives before starting
West with Lieut.. Richards December
l. They will 60 to Los Angeles and
sail the first of the year for Lieut..
Richards new station at Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bay are at
the Shoreham while on leave from
Rome, italy. Mr. Bays post as second
secretary at the United States En-
bassy. where they have been for two
years.
Miss Hatch 10 Wed
MIR. Krock In December.
The engagement of Miss Mildred
Hatch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry C. hatch of Toronto, Ontario,
to Mr.. Thomas Polleys Krock Of
Washington, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Krock, is of much interest
in Washington.
Mr.. Krock attended Kingsley
School in New Jersey and Roxbury
School in Connecticut. He now is q
member of the staff of the United
States consul general at Toronto.
The wedding will take place In
December in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs j. Albert Brandau of
Baltimore announce the engagement
of their daughter Dorothy to Mr..
Philip E. Donlin of New York City.
Miss Brandau. on her paternal side,
is direct descendant of Cecil CAL
vert. the sixth Lord Baltimore.
Mr.. Donlin Is graduate Of Co
lumbia College and Fordham Law
School. He is practicing attorney in
New York City and a member of
Columbia Yacht Club, Center Club
and Theta Delta Chi,
No definite date has been set for
the wedding.
OF interest here is the approaching
wedding of Mile. Henriette Lanniee,
daughter Of M. Marcel Lanniee, Bel
gian consul IN Geneva, Switzerland.
and Nine. LAnniee, to Mr.. Smith
Simpson OF New York, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hendree Paine Simpson of
Arlington County, Va, which will
take place Wednesday afternoon, No.
vember 7, in the Temple de la Made
leine in Geneva
The Rev. Emile Lanniee, brother of
the future brides father and pastor
of the Eglise Evangelique Libre de
France in Cannes, will perform the
ceremony.
Mile. Lanniee win be attended by
Mile. Renee de Gamrat of Nice, Mile.
Clairly Bossard Of Geneva and her
cousins, Mile. Nelly Lanniee of Paris
and Mile Janine Ringlet Of Brussels.
The ushers will be Mr.. James w.
Riddleberger. jr., United States vice
consul at Geneva; NJ Paul Schuler
of Lausanne and Mr.. Philip Hanrott
of London. Mr.. ellison G. Blake, tr.,
United States consul at Geneva, and
Mrs. Blake will participate in the
ceremony in the place Of the parents
of Mr. Simpson. neither of whom will
be able to attend.
A reception at Champs Fleury, the
villa of NJ and Mime. Lanniee, will
follow the ceremony.
The witnesses to the civil ceremony,
which will precede the religious rites.
will be Mile. Renee de Gamrat and
M. WaeIbroeck, chief Of the editorial
section of the International Labor
Ofice.
Mile Lanniee, who was born In