Evening star., 1935-02-02

United States Treasury Department
and, after their return, will be as
signed to the field. The bride travelled
in q brown suit with q blue fox fur
collar and a small brown ribbon hat
The Washington Colonies, National
Society Of New England Women, en-
tertained at a reception and luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Frederick Starr
Pendleton, president general Of the
National Society OF New England
Women, today at the Lafayette
Hotel. Sixteenth and I streets, with
Mrs. George L. Palmer as hostess.
assisted by Mrs. A. Y. Casanova, jr.,
president Of the Washington Colony,
and Miss Jane Goldman, president of
Abigail Adams Colony. In the re-
ceiving line were Mrs. Palmer, Mrs.
Pendleton. Mrs. Casanova, Miss Gold
man, Mrs. George Howard, national
chairman of publicity; Mrs. Willis G.
Murray, national director, of Chicago:
Mrs Matthias Steelman of Elizabeth,
N. j., national chairman of national
defense, and Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe,
recognizing past president general.
Mrs. George E. McCann had charge
of the program and presented Mrs.
Ruth Dowling Halstead in a group
Of songs, with Mrs. Harry w. Dowl-
ing as accompanist. Among the other
guests will be Mrs. J. Morton Hal
stead. president of Brooklyn Colony,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. Edward B. HUI
ing Of Larchmont, N. Y, president
Of Larchmont Colony; Mrs. Grace
Brosseu. Nine. CantacuZene Grant,
Mrs. Alice L. Bennett, Mrs. Frederick
c. Billiard. Mrs. Frederick A. Hunna-
well, Mrs. Julian. w. Pollard, Mrs.
George E. McCann, Mrs. John Sperle,
Mrs. Robert L. Pint, Mrs. Jesse N.
Luton, Mrs. E. Cupp, Mrs Otto Ham
merlund. Mrs. William H. Wagner,
Mrs. Olivia Ryckman, Mrs. Florence
Lee Barren, Mrs. Clifford N. Rodlun,
Mrs. Isabel wilkins. Mrs. William
Leetch, Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley,
Mrs. James H. Harper, Miss Jean
Hammerlund, Miss Ann Alden Nor
rison, Mrs. Natalie r. Fernald, Mrs.
Blake. Mrs. Walter B. Patterson, Mrs.
Webster, Mrs. william C. Tuebner,
Mrs. A. L. Whitney. Miss Eunice Whit
ney, Miss A. Peterson, Mrs. William
Leech, Mrs. Rumbaugh, Miss Clarke,
Mrs. TOMS Holzberg, Mrs. Rhoades,
Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Western, Mrs. Gold
man, Mrs. Barney. Mrs. Oracle, Mrs.
Andrus, Mrs. Rose McIntire. Mrs. H.
d. Smith, Fredericksburg; Mrs. Spen-
Ger Hutchinson and Mrs. Raw Hop-
kins, both Of Fredericksburg. Va.
Lieut.. Roswell B. Daggett, U. sN
and Mrs. Daggett are at the Mar
Unique Hotel, 1911 Sixteenth street.
Tor a few days. They drove down
from Boston, where Lieut.. Dappett
Is stationed. They leave America
April for Asiatic duty. For four
years Lieut.. Daggett was here, at the
navy Department, and resided in
Chevy Chase, and he and Mrs. Dag
gett were popular members Of the
younger Navy circle.
Mrs. Edouard Albion Is entertain
Ing q few friends at a small recap-
ton Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6
O'CLOCK In her home at IL West Kirke
street. to meet Mrs. JACQUES Busbee
OF Jugtown, N. c., and Mrs. Harriet
Hammer Walker, daughter of the late
Representative c. Hammer of Ash
ooro. N. c.. both Of whom are spend
ing a few days at the Powhatan
Hotel.
Mrs. Frank s. Long and Miss
Pauline Yates Long have as their
mouse guest Mrs. Marie Beattie Mer.
ril Of Chicago.
Mrs. Merrill will spend 10 days iu
washington before going to New York
where she will sail for q years cruise
around the world.
Many parties have been planned
Tor Mrs. Merrill during her brief visit
here.
Miss Mary Jane Carney is among
the group Of students from Sweet