Evening star., 1954-04-25

IIletIlOerS OF IIle wedding party
and out-of town guests and
will take place at the Metro
politan Club.
Other news in the family
Is that Clara Hoover will be
graduated this spring from
Westover School and John
Dimick from Darrow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dimick plan to spend
some time this summer at
Lake Placid, N. Y.
Neuhoffs Returning
Word from Mrs. Dimick's
other daughter comes from
Okinawa. Mrs. Roger A. Neu-
hoff, the former Louise Hoover,
and her husband have been in
that part Of the world for about
18 months but plan to be back
in September or October at the
latest.
Another wedding coming up
of great interest to local So
ciety is that Of Mrs. Bowdoin
TraverS and Mr.. Russell E..
Train. This will be a quiet
wedding with just the members
of the two families at the
church and a few friends to
come in afterwards to drink a
toast to the couple.
Aileen Travers is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Edward H. Foley of
Washington and Mr.. George T.
Bowdoin Of New York. The
wedding will take place on May
27 at st. Johns Church on
Lafayette Square. DR.. c. Leslie
Glenn will off1ciate.
The future bride will be Civ
en- in marriage by her father.
Her mother and step-father
will be hosts at the small party
afterward.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Train
will live in Washington and
have bought the William Will
lard house on Woodland Drive.
They plan to be here all sum-
mer except for a possible two
weeks vacation in August.
Diplomatic Bride
A diplomatic daughter will
trip down the center aisle come
the fifth of June. She Is Miss
Esme Munro. daughter Of the
New Zealand Ambassador and
Mrs. Munro. Her bridegroom
to-be is Mr.. Charles Dettor of
Arlington.
Miss Munro and her fiance
were honored at a cocktail
party last evening which was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leahy. Later the same group
went on to a buffet supper
given by Miss Joan Fraser.
The cocktail party was
planned from 6 to 8 and took
place at the hosts residence.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Britain Walker. the
hostess brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George C..
Gilman; Miss Ann Yates. Miss
Lucy Waters Lonnergan, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Anderton Burke
(who are newlyweds them
Selves) and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hillary.
Others were the bride-elect's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Harland; Mr..
Norman Dettor, brother of the
bridegroom; Mr.. Alfred Neil
son, Mr.. B. Beverly Bird, Mr..
Elliot Payson of Baltimore,
Mr.. John Youngquist and Mr..
Tommy Schramm.
This wedding will mean that
the Ambassador and Mrs.
Munro have acquired two sons
in-law since they have been
stationed in this country. Their
other daughter was married a
year ago last January. Her
husband Is, however. a New
Zealander.
Cathedral Ceremony
The ceremony will take place
in the Great Choir of the
National Cathedral with Dean
Sayre officiating. The recep-
ton will follow at the Embassy.
Among the attendants will
be Mrs. Harland, Mrs. Burke.
Miss Lonnergan, Mr.. Norman
N. Dettor, Mr.. Schramm, Mr..
Holland. Mr.. Hillary, DR.. Ver-
non Dettor, another brother Of
the bridegroom and Mr.. r. H.
Chrichton.
This is another couple who
will have no trouble finding a
roof to put over their heads.
They have already bought a
small house in Arlington and
plan to build later on. The
man of the. house will play an
important part in this since he
is an architect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland are
now living in Philadelphia,
where they have taken an
apartment, but come down to
visit the Munros every week
end.
The trousseau shopping is
finished for this bride so now
she can really enjoy the par
ties coming up for her. The
most exciting moment for her
last week was the arrival of
her wedding dress which is
now ready and waiting.
Porty Planned
A group of party givers have
tossed us a question Of eti-
quette. How do you answer an
invitation to a dance that
comes out in the names of
eight couples? Do you list
them all, the first ones or just
say "Yes, I'll be there" and
send to the addresses given on
the invitation?
The culprits that have
thrown protocol-conscious
WASHINGTON into q SWiVet are