Evening star., 1936-03-29

~ Miss Rosita Dawes, daughter Of
~ Capt. and Mrs. Robert Alden
4 N Dawes, who has been visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian T. Burke, returned this week to
her home in Newport, r. !. Miss
Dawes motored home with Mrs. lie
Clair, wife or Comdr Hugh Pope LIE
Clair, u. S N, who has been visiting
her son-in-;aw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Wilson Powers, in Hyatts-
vile. Mrs. LIE Clair IS native Of
Alexandria and formerly was Miss
Lillian Dear. Also accompanying Mrs.
lie Clair and Miss Dawes on their re-
turn to Newport was Miss Frances
Theobald, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Robert A. Theobald; who has been the
guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster Ballinger, in Washington.
Miss E. M. Binks, who for several
years has been living in Tientsin,
China, and recently visited her old
home in Yorkshire, England, was the
guest for a week of Miss Clarence
Brent Snowden and left Tuesday for
the West Coast to return to China.
Mrs Harry N. Cootes and Miss Mary
Cootes returned Wednesday from a
trip around the world. While in China
they were guests Of Mr.. Cootes' son,
Mr.. Merritt Cootes, United States vice
consul in Hong Kong.
Miss Barbara Cation arrived yester-
day from Wellesley College to spend
her Spring vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Cation.
Miss Fanny Dixon is visiting Mrs
w. H. Thompson in Norfolk
Mrs. A. E. Barton arrived Monday
after spending three months with
relatives in Derbyshire, England.
Mrs. Paola Tuccimei Of Rome, Italy
will arrive early next month to remain
in Alexandria until after the annua
Continental Congress of N. S. D. A. R.
in Washington, to which she will be
delegate from the Rome Chapter. Mrs
Tuccimei formerly was Miss Katt
Taylor Smoot of this city, where he
marriage to Mr.. Tuccimei took plac'
about Is years ago. Her mother, Mrs
Virginia A. Smoot, now makes he,
home with her son-in-laW and daugh
ter in Rome.
Miss Jacquelin Cochran spent tn
last week end at Princeton Universit.
and attended the annual junior prom
Saturday evening. March 81, as tn
guest Of Mr.. Kinney Brookings, ais
Of this city.
Capt. and Mrs. William A. Fulle
of Fort Knox, KY, announce tn
birth of son. their third child, VIII
will be named William Albert Fuller
jr Capt. Fuller, who was statione
at Fort Myer for five years, left ther
last October with Mrs. Fuller an
their two young daughters, Dorothe
and Betsy, for Fort Knox. Capt
Fuller is a native of Alexandria an
is a grandson of the late Col. william
A. Smoot.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry OBanno
Cooper are visiting the latter's mother
Mrs. Thornton V. Leach, in From
Royal.
Miss Landon Burke will leave to
morrow to return to st. Catherine
School in Richmond after visit t
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylo
Burke
Mrs. Laurence Stabler, who spen
the Winter with her cousin, Mrs
Frank Mccormick. in her home
Frankford, near Berryville, will arriv
next week to visit her sister r-in-lav
Mrs. John Leadbeater.
Mr.. Randolph Garnett Of the fac
ulty of the Episcopal High School
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
S. Garnett, in Norfolk:
Interesting Weddings
In March Announced.
The marriage is announced of MI
Claude Stewart williams of this city
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
j. Williams. of Atlanta, to Miss Fa
Dallas Sullivan, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles N. Sullivan, Saturda
evening, March IA, in the home O
the bride in Warrenton, the Rev
Glenn j. Cooper of the Warrentol
Methodist Church officiating. MI
John Hayden of Alexandria was bes
man for Mr. Williams.
The marriage of Miss Grace Eliza
beth Walter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George Walter, to Mr.. Walter Cam
eron Herbert, son of Mr.. and Mr.;
Amos Herbert, took place Saturda
morning. March 81, at 10 o'clock il
the home OF the brides parents. TIL
drawing rooms were decorated wit
palms and Spring flowers and the Rev
DR.. John S. Sewers of the Del Ra
Baptist Church officiated. Miss Elv
Walter, sister Of the bride, played tn
wedding music The bride was givel
in marriage by her father and wor
her travelling costume of dark blu
cloth with cape Of the same material
lined with yellow. She wore blu
straw hat and a corsage bouquet O
gardenias and valley lilies. Miss Mar
guerite Herbert, sister of the bride
groom, was maid of honor and wor
a gown of aquatone blue with stray
hat of the same shade. Her corsag
bouquet was of pink roses. Mr.. Alvil
Frinks was best man for Mr.. Herbert
Following the ceremony there was al
informal wedding breakfast and late