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Two Couples' Betrothal
Announced in Alexandria
Miss Ellen Archer Ticer to Wed Mr. Angus
Stanley King—Miss Inez Gwynne Moore
Engaged to Mr. J. F. Hauber.
LEXANDRIA, Va.. July 24.—Residents of Alexandria have
been much interested during; the past week in the announce
ment of two engagements, that of Miss Ellen Archer Ticer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Ticer, to Mr. Angus Stanley
King. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Martin King, all of Alexandria,
and that of Miss Inez Gwynne Moore, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel Broders Moore, to Mr. John Francis Hauber, son of Mrs.
John Peter Hauber and the late Mr. Hauber of Washington. Both
weddings will take place in August
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace N. Lind
eey and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Willard are spending the week end at
the Farmington Country Club. Charlottesville.
Mrs. William Albert Smoot and Mrs. Clarence Chandlee Lead
beater are spending several weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Landall. who recently moved to Alexandria
irom tmcago. nave a.? nouse guests.1
this week Mr. and Mrs. Paul Westburg
end their children. Vernon and Jiane
Westburs. of Evanston. Ill-, and Mr.
Herbert Wiekstrom oi Chicago.
Mrs. Jefferson Aitche.^on and. Miss
Jane Aitcheson are visiting at Rcho
, both Beach. Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. W. Bender
ipcnt, the past week at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Mary Cabell Callaway has
closed her Summer camp, at Norwood.
Nelson County, Va., and returned to
the home of her mother. Mrs. Charles
Ellet Cabell. 008 Cameron street.
Mrs. Charles Collier and her son.
Charles Rawson Collier, left last week
ior Mountain Lake, Va., for a visit
of several weeks, and was accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Lionella Perera
of New York, who had been with her
for several weeks. The Collier's have
moved to Alexandria in the last year
and live in a restored Colonial house
. et 215 Jefferson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Howard andj
their son are spending the month oi)
July at Tall Timbers. Md.
Miss Patsy Merchant and Miss
Elizabeth J5erii»ant of Manassas. Va .
are visiting their cousin, Miss Virginia
Ο Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Belair spent'the
tteek at Ocean City, Md.
Miss Anne Powell, daughter of Dr.
nnd Mrs. Llewellyn Powel, and Miss
Mary Jean Cunningham, the daughter
of Mrs. Georgia Ija.sh Cunningham,
nre spending the remainder of the
Summer at Camp Strawderman, near
Harrisonburg. Va.
t Mrs. William J. Greenan. Miss Eliz
abeth Greenan and Mrs. Alexander S.
Doniphan are visiting Mrs. Greenan's
relatives at Absecon. N. J.
Mrs. John Willis and Miss Janet
Willis of Baltimore are house guests of ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Studds at their*
home on Grave avenue.
Miss Jean Gross of Elkins. W. Va»,
is spending several weeks with Mrs
W E. Hedges at her home at Mount
Ida.
Judge and Mrs. Η Β. Hiek.s and
their family have left for visits with
relatives in North and South Carolina.
Mr. Burton Hicks, jr., of Wilkes
Barre, Pa., joined his parents for the
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ridout. jr.,
have returned from a trip to Puerto
Rico.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Hamilton, 1
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Parsons nnd Mrs.
Lelia Davison spent the week at Vir
ginia Beach.
, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryant spent
the week at Cape May. N. J.
Miss Kathrm Griffith Uhler is ;
spending the Summer at the country j
home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Cal- j
vert Smoot, at Blowing Roek, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Goode left !
Thursday for Cape Cod. Mass.. for the
Summer, and have leased their home
01 Braddock Heights to Dr and Mrs.
W. H. Walcott. formerly of Chatham.
Va. Dr. Walcott is connected with
the United States Public Health Serv
ice. Dr. and Mrs. R F Benthall and
their young daughter Daphne, accom
panied by Miss Mary Ann Hevden
reich, left last week for Carolina,
Bench. Ν C . where they have a cot-1
tage fbr the remainder of the Summer.
Mrs Walter Burgess and her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. Β Spilman. left last week;
for a visit at their former home at;
Rev» Oilnrrvr Vi
Miss Dorothy Cote will return this 1
week from a visit at Chesapeake 1
Beach. Md.
Mr and Mrs Frederick H Taylor
ere on a motor trip through Virginia,
over the Skyline Drive
Mise Ella Lee Broder» and Mrs
Charles Blackwell have returned to
their home in Hopewell. N. J., after a
visit to the former's nephew and
niece. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crrighton.
Carlin, jr.
Mr. and Mrs John Penn enter
tained at tea Sunday afternoon, at ι
their home, 206 North Royal street, ini:
compliment to their daughter, Missji
Marguerite Penn. The young ladies
assisting in the dining room included1
Mrs. Lewis Dickinson of Washington,11
Mrs. Carl Haffer. Miss Ruth Collins ||
end Miss Ruth Sheets.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh McGuire arei
spending the remainder of the Sum- :
mer at Prouts Neck. Me.
Mrs. Jerry White, who has been
visiting relatives in Culpeper, is with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Η.,
Saunders. 216 South St. Asaph street,:
for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Taylor have(
returned fro ma motor trip to Fbrtressi
Motiroe. Mrs. Taylor entertained at;
luncheon Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Phillips and
Miss Sharon Phillips are spending
two weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Guckert and
Mrs. Aubrey Crismond motored to
Atlantic City for the week
Mrs. George E. Warfleld. Miss Eulah
Pendergrass and Miss Beulah Pender
grass are visiting in Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Garnett and
children of Richmond are visiting Mr. ι
and Mrs. W. D O'Neil at their horae^
on Oxford avenue. j
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrish sper>t4
the week with relatives in Lynchburg.,
Va.
Mr». Jack Tulloch entertained at
two tables of bridge on Thursday
evening, when her guests were Mrs.
Harold H. Martin. Mrs. Thomas
Ballenger, Mrs. Fred Petitrt, Mrs. John
Edmunds. Mrs. William Sullander,
Mrs. Fletcher L. Dyson and Mrs. Ray
mond Arnold.
Mrs. James Keller, accompanied by
Μι» Joan Keller and Mi» Barbara
Smith, left the past week to visit
relatives in Romney. W. V»
Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Good and their
ymmg daughters. Frances Good and
Betty Jane Good, are spending several
weeks at Mileetown. Md.
Mr. and Mr*. William Henderson
of Braddock are viaitin* relatives in
Culpeper
Mrs. Earl Chesser, with friends
from Washington, left Friday for a
motor trip to Philadelphia. Atlantic
City. New York City and on to In
diana.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hanbaek and
»
their young sons, Donnie and Lee
Hanback. have returned from a two
week visit at Colonial Beach, Va.
Mr and Mrs. James Callaway are
spending the week with relatives in
Richmond.
Mrs. W. D. Bowers and her son,
Billy Bowers of Meredith College,
Tenn.. are visiting her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samp
son. at their home. 1011 Duke street.
Miss Alice Finch, who has been
visiting Mrs. Edna Hough and Dr.
Et'na Taylor at their home. 118 North
Fairfax .stieet. has returned to her
home in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Luck Houston is spending a
wf*>k end in New York City.
Mrs. J. W Hewett and her daugh
ters, Mrs. M. H. Smith and Mrs.
'W. M. Cator. have returned from a
rvisir, at Colonial Beach, Va.
f Mrs. T. J. Kroeger of Syracuse.
Ν. Y., is visiting her nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert M
Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Barnett and
their son. Aubrey Barnett, jr., are on
a motor trip to Grand Rapids. Mich
Miss Rebecca Miller of Alexandria,
with Miss Margaret Gray of Wash
ington, left Monday for a visit of
several weeks at Virginia Beach.
Miss Thelma Robinette, Miss Leona
Robinette and Miss Kathleen Robin
ette of Gate City, Va., who have just
returned from a trip to New York and
Philadelphia, have been the guests of
Miss Sue Reynolds.
Mrs. R. B. Pettit and their children.
Lois and Dickie Pettit. have returned
from a visit to Virginia Beach.
Lieut. Comdr. Heileyman, U. S. Ν .
S and Mrs. Heileyman have leased the
^'Colonial house at 201 Duke street.
Mr. John P. Strauss spent the week
with his brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Tazewell Taylor Hubard
of Richmond, at their Summer cottage
at Virginia Beach.
Lieut, and Mrs. Edgar Sims and
Edgar Sims, jr.. are on a visit to rela
tives in Elizabethton, Tenn.
Dr. and Mrs J Leighton Clark
have returned from a visit to Virginia
Beach.
Miss Emma J Dowell of Raleigh.
Ν C . is visiting her cousin. Miss Atha
Κ Swain, at her home on Wolfe street.
Mrs Leftwich W Swain, who has been
visiting Miss Swain, has returned to
her home in Brooklyn, Ν. Y
iviiw Kicr.ara renton Ross and little
daughter, Betsy Ross, visited her
mother. Mrs. William W. Cael in
Philadelphia during the week.
Miss Olive Dayer of New York City,
is visiting Mrs George Β Reid.
Miss Mary Hoiman of Philadelphia
was the guest the past week of Mrs.
J. W. Varney. Miss Martha Varney is
spending the remainder of the Sum
mer with her sister, Mrs. James Key*,
at her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Purcell is spending
the remainder of the Summer at her
country home. Rock Villa, Sperryville,
Va.
Rev. Robert C. Masterton. Mrs.
Masterton and their little daughter,
Isabel Masterton. have returned from
a visit at Orkney Springs, Va.
AU Engineers.
The man whose hand governs the
throttle of a powerful locomotive must
bo through a long apprenticeship be
fore he assumes the responsibility for
the lives of passengers on a swiftly
moving railroad train. Modern science
has made it almost as simple to op
erate a steam or electric locomotive
as it is to operate an automobile. It
is essential t.hat the person placed in
charge of others as the driver of an
automobile be as fully competent and
aware of the responsibility which re»U
on him as is the engineer in charge
of a locomotive.
Always a Gentleman.
POCATELLO, Idaho He's
wanted for 100 robberies, police said
John Henry Spencer told them, but
he is always gallant about it.
"I never robbed a woman—I'm too
much of a gentleman for that. There
may have been a woman in the
audience, but I never robbed a wom
an." they quoted him as insisting.
Spencer attracted official attention
when he insisted on paying a restau
rant bill the proprietor said he did
not owe. He was fined $25 for
drunkenness.
Married Recently
r>,IJIilllWIIIBIIIIIIIHBB»W—i—
MRS. RALPH GORDON,
Who before her marriage ten
Miss Rose frerlstetn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pert
stein. —Sheftell Photo.
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Engagement Announced
I -:-!·ίί1!!ί ■!■. ■· ■■■■!
MISS JOSEPHINE REN NO WEAVER.
Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Weaver, announce her en
gagement to Mr. Corliss E. Stinnette. The wedding will take
place August 7. —Harris-Euing Photo.
Legion Auxiliary to Picnic ·
! Takoma Park Juniors Will Use Fischer
Home on South River.
M A.I AND MRS W F FISCHER
loaned their Summer home
at Oak Bluff. South River.
Md.. Thursday to the auxil
iary of the Takoma Park American
Legion Post. No 28, for a picnic of
25 me.mbers of the junior auxiliarj
with Mrs. A. R. Lind as chaperon
' chairman
I Mr. and Mrs. H J Halstrick were
! hosts at a steak roast Friday night
i in Sligo Creek Park in honor of their
: house guest. Miss Louise De Kyne of
Philadelphia, and also Miss Mary
Ferry and Miss Ruth Bottomley of
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon George Phoe
1 bus. with their granddaughter. Mildred
I Ancrum Burr, are spending two. weeks
at the Summer home of their son-in
law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. J
Joseph W Palmer, at Washington
Grove. Md , while Mr. and Mrs.
Palmer are on Long Island and at j
Cape May. N. J. Mrs. Frederick A.
Burr of Takoma Park, another riaugh- :
ter, is spending the week end there
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Smythe :
have visiting them for several weeks
Mrs. Smythe s Darents, Mr. and Mrs. |
John T. Vigrass of Calgary. Aiberta
Canada. They are spending .some
time at the Smythe s Summer home
on South River, Md. 1
Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence V. Lampson
have visiting them for the month Mrs
Lampson's sister. Miss Mabel Storey j
of Cleveland. Mrs. L*mpeon enter- ι
tained Friday at a picnic luncheon. ;
served buffet style, in the garden j
about her home in honor of her sister. !
Miss Storey has been honored at
several social functions during her
visit, among those entertaining for
her being Mrs. Fred Hopkins of Chevy
Chase, Mrs. A. A. Morrow of Wash
ington and Mr and Mrs. J. Warring
ton Hayes of Takoma Park.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jeffries will
have as their guest for a week Mrs
Jeffries' sister, Mrs. Ella Stewart of
Charlotte, N. C., who will arrive to
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R Dean 6hure have
as a house guest for a week Mr.
Shure's mother, Mrs. Mary Shure of
Harrisburg. Pa., who arrived Monday.
Mrs. Howard Thomas, with her
daughter, Georgeanne Thomas, and i
her mother. Mrs. W. W Bailey of <
Takoma Park, and Mrs Bailey's j
cousin. Mrs. Charles Truasler. and 1
her grandson. Philip Brown, of In- j
dianapolis. will leave tomorrow to r
Mrs. Thomas' Summer lodge in Laurel
Ridge. Pa , where they will spend sev
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Zundel had
as guests for a few days Mrs. Joseph
Reichert and her three children of !
Niagara Falls. Ν. Y.. who arrived
Thursday after seeing Mr. Reichert
sail from New York for Europe. They
also have Miss Mary Louise Shaeffer
of Reading, Pa., as their guest for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Zundel. with their
young daughter. Lucy Anne Zundel.
expect to leave this week for a vaca
tion In Northern Pennsylvania.
Mr. and "Mrs. Lindley H. Dennis
hev returned from State College, Pa.,
where they were for two weeks, Mr.
Dennis having taught in the Summer
Graduate School.
Dr. and Mrs. Chester C. Waters
have visiting them Mrs. Waters' sister,
Mrs. V. T. Williams, and daughter,
Elizabeth Williams, and also her niece.
Miss Sally Strong of Madison. Wis.
They will leave the end of the week
for New York City, where they will
spend a short time before returning
to the Weet.
Mrs. Helen Beits, accompanied by
her sister. Miss Mary Pennington of
New York Ctty. are «pending the
Summer at Sherwood Forest. Md.
Mr*. A. L. Conger h*i left for an
extended vacation at Virftni* Beach,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rowley, with
their daughters. Betty Rowley and
Jean Rowley, left Friday for a motor
trip of two weeks through Florida.
They will spend a Tew days at Day
ton» Beach.
Mayor and Mrs. John R. Adams,
witti their son, Mr. Robert Adams,
and their young daughter. Miss
Eleanora Adams, left Monday for a
two-week stay at Wildwood, N. J.
Mrs. G. E. Rimbach and her mother,
Mrs. Arthur Pahren, entertained at
bridge Thursday night having as guests
Mrs. Harry. P. Dodee, Mrs. Albert
Speare, Mrs. Dean Judd, Mrs. Leonard
Boyer, Mrs. Thomas Coman and Mrs.
j«»epb WUKM&.
Miss Marian Scott, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Albert Scott, will return
this we* end ftwm * two-week cruiw
In the northern frontier country along
the et. Lawrence, Lake Ontario,
stopping at Quebec and other Canadian
i
cities. Accompanying Miss Scott was ;
Miss Betty Trews of North Carolina. j
Mr. and Mrs. Scott had Mrs, Albert
Ruile of Greenville, S. C, as their
house-guest during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J Spencer left j
yesterday for Ocean Cify. Md., where j
they will be for two weeks. Their !
daughter. Miss Thais Spencer, also left 1
yesterday for her vacation at Camp .
Lochern. Vt , accompanied bv Miss
Hortense Gifford of Washington. They
are making the trip by motor
Miss Gertrude Woodin. with her
sister. Miss Mary Woodin of Philadel
phia. who have been traveling through
Yellowstone National Park for a few
weeks, will soon leave to spend the re
mainder of the Summer at B<x)th Bay
Harbor, Me.
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence S Ross re- :
turned Friday from a motor trip to
Boston and the White Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Reppert have
been entertaining their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs. D Ε Marsh,
and their son. Donald Marsh, of Beavpr
Palls. Pa., who left Thursday for their
home after spending a week here. They
also have Mr. Marsh's aunt. Miss Mabel
Marsh of Akron. Ohio.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Η Spencer
had with them for the week Mr. ]
Marsh* sister. Mrs C W Wise, and
her children. William Wise and Betty j
Anne Wise, of Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. Luther S. Cannon, with her ;
daughter. Miss Mary Cannon, of Ta- ;
koma Park. Md.. .sailed Wednesday
from New York for France. They will
visit several foreign countries on their
vacation and will return here in Sep
tember.
Lieut. Col. H R 'Bitzing of Holly
avenue. Mrs. Bitzing and their daugh
ters. Misses Doris and Phyllis Bitsing.
will leave Takoma Park. Md.. the lat
ter pert of this month for El Paso.
Tex, where Lieut. Col. Bitzing has
been transferred.
Miss Doris Bitzing plans to study art
in a school at San Francisco, while
Miss Phyllis will continue her studies
at Stanford University, where she will
be a senior this Fall.
Mrs. Matthews Here
Mrs. Edna Matthews of Kansas
City, Mo. is stopping «.ith her sister.
Mrs. E. Jean Willett. at her home in
Washington. Mrs. Matthews has just
come from New York, where she has
been visiting. Also stopping with Mrs.
Willett is her cousin. Mr. Ben Humph
rey Gildart. jr., son of Mrs. Alberta
Lake Gildart of Greenville, Miss.
Recent Bride
MRS. ASHTON L.
MCALLISTER,
Who was before her recent
marriage Mrs. Annie Barker
Hutton.
-Hessler-Henderton Photo.
1
Leonardtown Notes
Two Washingtonians Are Guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Levin Sothoron of Charlotte Hall.
EONARDTOWN, Md„ July 24 —
Dr. and Mrs. Levin Sothoron
of Charlotte Hall have a* their
house guests for a fortnight
Miss Mary Jetney and her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Jetney, both of Washing
ton, D. C.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Fowler, formerly
nf Mechanicsville and now of Wash
ington. and her sister, Mrs. Peter W.
Petherbridge, also of Washington, are
spending this week and next as guests
of Miss Whittle Burch at her estât»
Riverside on the Potomac River.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Knight of
Chevy Chase have returned to their
home after spending the first few
days of this week with Mr. Knight's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willson Knight,
at their estate Rose Bank on Brettons
Bay. Mr. Knight Is a publicity di
rector of the National Red Crass unit
and has just returned from the flood
stricken areas in the West.
Announcement is made here today
of the marriage of Miss Margwret
Sargent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Sargent of Washington, and
Mr. Margan Graves, son of Mr and
Mrs. Zackary S. Graves of Keechs
Rest at Huntersville, St. Marys
County, which took place July 17
in Washington. Mr. Graves is a
descendant of John Reed of Delaware,
signer of the Declaration of Inde
pendence and the Constitution of the
United States, and comes from a very
old Southern Maryland family. Fol
lowing their wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Graves will, for the present,
make their home in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Sears and
their daughter. Miss Anne Sears of
St. Louis. Mo., have arrived to spend
a fortnight ax house guests of Mr.
Sears' brother and sister-in-law. Mr
and Mrs. R. H. Sears, at their estate
Society Hall on Brettons Bay.
The largest party of the Summer
social season was given Thursday aft
ernoon by Mrs Harry S. Jones and
Mrs. Frank Lathan. both of this'city.
They jointly cnteitained for 28 guesLs
at a luncheon at Love's tea room at
Loveville and then bridge. Among
those who won high bridge honors
were Mrs. Β Β. Love, jr : Mrs. Rich
ard Bullock. Mrs Barnard Smith and
Mrs. Daniel Davis, all of Leonard
town. and Mrs. Gu5teva Owens of
La Plata. Md.
Miss Delia Maddox and Miss Cora
Cole, both of Washington, have ar
rived to spend this month as house
guests of Mrs. George Ρ Loker. sr ,
at her residence on Washington street
Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry Hunt ol
Arlington. Va.. were guests in whose
honor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lat.han
entertained at dinner on Sundav. pre
ceding a yaching cruise down Brettons
Bay.
Mrs. G Morgan Knight, sr . of this
city, entertained Thursday evening at
a buffet supper at her home on
North Washington street m honor of
her son. Mr. George Morgan Knight,
jr., who celebrated a birthday anni
versary. The guests included Mrs
Francis Dent Bush of thus £ity. who
assisted in receiving the guests; Miss
Emma Metealf and her sister, Miss
Mary Metcalf of Mechanscsville, Md ;
Miss Virginia Thyer and Miss Thela
Rosenberger. both of Jeffersontown,
Va ; Mr. Howard P. Beach, jr.: Mr.
Stanley Thomas, Mr. Walter Dawes
and Mr. Vernon Thomas, all of
Washington. Following the supper
Mr. Beach entertained the group on
a moonlight yachUng trip on the
Patuxent River.
Miss Mary Alice Wilcox is spending
the Summer with her mother. Mrs
Alice Knight Wilcox, at her place at
Scotland Beach, on Chesapeake Bay.
Mr. John Blackistone oi Washington
is spending a few days with his mother.
Mrs. Alice B. Blackistone. at her es
tate, Ocean Hall, on the Wicomico
River.
The largest dance of the week to be
given in Southern Maryland was that
given on Tuesday evening by Mr and
Mrs. Charles Cawood for their oldest
daughter, Miss Mary Jean Whemtt
Cawood, in celebration of her sixteenth
birthday anniversary, at her home.
Park Hall, St. Mary's County The
house was beautifully decorated with
Summer flowers in great profusion in
all the rooms and in great streamers in
the bell room. Some 50 members of
the county's younger set attended the
gay affair which started at 8 30 p.m.
and lasted until 2 a.m.
Mrs. Lorena Burch of Milestown,
Md . accompanied by her niece. Miss
Louise Jones: Mrs Stanley Johnson
and Mrs. Roger Richardson, all of this
city, have returned to their homes
here after spending the past week at
Berlin. Md., in the old heme of Mrs.
Richardson. Before returning they
visited Ocean City, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Bond enter
tained at dinner at their place. Hector,
on the Patuxent River on Sunday for
their daughter. Miss Adelaide Bond,
and Mrs. John Garner, both of Balti
UiUl I , TOU.
Mr. and Mrs B. J. Waring and their
family spent Sunday at Chesapeake
Beach, attending a tamily reunion.
Miss Theresa Sterling, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Sterling, of Leon
ardtown. has returned after spending
the past week as the guest of her uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F
Gaffney of Baltimore. Md.
Mr. James Duke. .jr.. son of Maj.
James Duke, U. S. Α.. and Mrs. Duke
of Fort Myer. Va., who are spending
six weeks at their Summer cottage
on the Pmtuxent River at Sandgates.
entertained ΐβ members of the younger
set on Monday evening at a shore
supper and a wiener roast. The mid
dle of August Maj. and Mrs. Duke and
Mr. Duke will leave for Fort Worth,
Tex., where Maj. Duke has been trans
ferred.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Vought of
Washington are the guests today and
tomorrow in whoae honor Mr. and
Mrs. John B. A bell of Bayside are
entertaining at their place on St.
Claments Bay.
Mrs. C. B. Green well, who has been
spending the past month with her
brother, Mr. William Daffron of Rich
mond, Va . returned on Monday to
her home at Abell's Wharf on Bret
ton's Bay
Miss Mildred Krammer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Krammer of
Winchester, Va., who has been spend
ing the past month with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nathan
son of Leonardtown, left on Sunday
for her home.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick McWil
liams of Dynard entertained on Sun
day at a dinner in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lang. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nett McWintems. Mr. George MeWll
ltams and Mr. Roy McWUliama, all
of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson of
Hurry, Met, entertained over thia past
week end for Mrs. Grace Grist of
Washington and Mr. Philip Dorsey.
sr.. of Baltimore, Md.
Miu Miriam Ifathanson, accom
panied by Mr. Leon empDwooi and
Mr. Bills Sdlowlte, all of Washington,
1.
were guests In whose honor Mr and
Mrs. Louis Nathanson entertained at
dinner Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Peterson of
Washington spent the first of this
week as house guests of Mr. 'and Mrs.
Zackery Graves, at their place, Keech's !
Rest, at Huntersvllle, Md.
Mr and Mrs. Justin R. Sypher of
Washington arrived today to spend
three weeks at Porto Bello on the St.
Marys River at Drayden. Md.
Mrs. Louis F Abell of Leonardtown
will have with her for a fortnight the
first of next month her sister. Mrs.
Rose Loker Raley. and her two sons.
Mr. Dyer Raley and Mr. Loker Raley.
all of New York City. Mr. Loker
Raley is completing a volume of
poetry written only by Maryland poets,
railed "300 Years." The Introduction
to the book will be done by Mr. Τ Ο
Mobbott, president of the Edgar Alien
Poe Society of America
Mrs Margaret B. Wigginton and
her son. Mr. Richard Wigginton of
thus city, accompanied by their house
guest. Mrs. John Munger. left on
Thursday for Mrs. Munger's home in
Kalamazoo, Mich From there Mrs
Wigginlon and her youngest son will
go to Shadyside and spend the Sum
mer. returning in the Fall to Leon
ardtown.
Miss Frances King. Miss Gladys
Mogek and Miss Ruth Trott, with
Mr. Elliot Sheckells and Rev. Dr. S
P. Schilling of Prince Frederick are
spending this week in Baltimore. Md ,
as delegates to the Young People's In
stitute being conducted in that rity.
Miss Anita Franklin. Miss Lillian
Crosby, Miss Glorious Andrews and
Miss Beverley Owings of Owings. and
Miss Carrie Schilling of Harpers
Ferry are spending 10 days on a motor
trip through the Shenandoah Valley,
and before returning to their homes
in Calvert County will also visit in
Knoxville. Tenn ; Asheville, N. C . and
in Virginia. The party left Monday
on the trip.
Mrs Donald Campbell of Ia Plata
left tonight from New York bv boat
for her home in Halifax. Canada, and
will spend the remainder of the
Summer there.
Mr and Mrs. Louis Na'hanson of
Leonardtown returned to their home
on Washington street after spending
the iast half of the week in Balti
more, Md , where they visited rela
tives
νΛ'ΐ ana i«rs. ta win i'arker "Γ
Washington have just returned to
their home in Washington after
spending the last month in Le Plata
as the house guests of Mr. Henry
Matthews.
Miss Charlotte Turner arrived to
day at her home m^La P'.ata after
spending the w?ek on the Eastern
Shore, where she has been vacation
ing.
Miss Violet Young of this city is
spending six weeks ir. New York City
with iriend.
Mr. and Mrs Bennett Crain and
their children of Mount Victoria, at
Newburg. are spending this month in
York Harbour. N. Y„ where thev «re
the guests of Col and Mrs. Loui.s
Richmond Cheney, formerly of Charles
County.
Mrs E. Let Jameson of Faulkner.
Md , has with her for several weeks
her sister. Miss Eugie Johnson of
Washington
Muss Eleanor Bowling of Faulkner
has with her for this month Mr. and
Mrs. Augustus Boiling of Washing
ton.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Rice of Bel
Alton entertained on Sunday m honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard White, Mrs.
John W. Brawner and Mrs. J. A
Brawner. all of Washington.
Mrs Louis W"ed and her daughters.
Miss Theresa Weed and Mlss Agaes
Josephine Weed of New York City,
who have been the guests of Mrs
Charlotte King of Leonardtown, left
Monday for their home.
Maj. and Mrs. William H Lloyd
have had as their guests at their estate.
Wicomico Knoll. Mr and Mrs. Robert
Hanson of Pittsburgh. Pa
Miss Alice Irvin of Bel Alton enter
tained Sunday at dinner in honor of
her nephew, Mr. Matthew Irvin of
Washington.
Mrs. J. Β Frere of Faulkner is*visit
ing her son. Mr. William F"rere. at his
home in Easton. Md
Mr. and Mrs Philip Perry of Wash
ington. D. C . are spending todav and
tomorrow with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Hancock at Helen. Md.
Calhouns Cancel
At Home Today
Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Crittenden
Calhoun have canceled their at home
this afternoon owing to absence from
the city. They will observe their in
formal at home Sunday afternoon.
I August 1, receiving at Rossdhu Lodge.
1 their place near Chevy Chase Lake.
Capt. and Mrs. Calhoun are spending
the week end on a brief motor trip in
the Virginia mountains. ·
Wed Recently
MRS. FRANK SEYMOUR
WALTERS.
Who. before her marriage last
month. u:as Miss Leila Willis
Bolls, daughter of Mrs Bnlls
and fhe late Mr. William
V/illis Bolls.
Hyattsville
Activities
Of Interest
YATTSVILLE, Mi . July 24 —
The Fourth Assistant Post
master General Smith W
Purdhum nf 8 Ralston «ve
nue has returned from a Western
Mrs. Helen F Donaldson, 501 Mary
land avenue, entertained a company
of friends at a garden party a few
davs ago. Her guests included Mrs.
W C. Lvon Mrs. Cordelia Sense, Mrs.
Sue MrGlish. Mrs. Τ A. Holder), M.ss
Virginia Farr. Miss Pennebeker, Mrs
Alma Carr, Mrs. Cogin and Mrs
Dedrr.
Miss Gloria Wnldman. daughter of
Dr and Mrs Jacob Waldman. Olive
street, is spending some time at Camp
May Flarher. Mount Solon, V» , a
Girl Scout camp
Miss Ellen Duguid of Ashland ave
nue. Riverdale. has returned, follow
ma a visit to Lake Dunmore. V* Her
ρβ.-ents. Mr end Mrs. Peter Duguid.
are aiso home af'er a stay with
relatives in Oswego Ν. V.
Mr Paul Perkins. Madison avenue.
Riverdale. Is entertaining hi# cousin.
Mr James E. McDowell of Nev
Orleans. La
Mr Gillie Anders Arundel avenue
is visiting in Charlotte. Ν C
Mr. and Mrs George Haine» and
family of Carroll avenue ar? spending
the Summer at their cottage at Ep
ping Forest
Mr and Mrs Wayt H Craig and
family. 20 Oakwood road. have re
turned from a visit in Indiana.
Miss Be'ty Beckwith. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Berkirith ol
Daniels Park, has returned from a
.-tav with her grandfather, Mr. W. A.
Ogie. at Dillwyn, Va
Mr and Mrs. Garyton C Echols
and their son. Master Garyton Echols,
jr.. of 918 Cleveland avenue. Riverdale,
are visiting Mrs. Echols' former home
at Drayden on the St. Marys Rrrer,
St. Marys County, Md.
trip.
Abroad
I . TT" I
MISS ALMA McWILLIAMS.
Who sailed last month for
Europe on the S. S. Paris.
She will return to Washington
in September.—Casson Photo.
OTHER PERMA
NENT WAVE
SPECIALS
§2.50—$3.50
$5.00
«anices, 25c. 35c
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9*4 CepM Tallin
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Many House Guests
In Upper Marlboro
UPPER MARLBORO. Mr! July 24.
—Mrs. Cary Euwer is a guest of the
former Assistant. Attornev Gênerai cf
the United States ar.d Mr·- William
I Stanley at their Summer home, a
I Nantuckel, Mass.
I Mrs. R Iwtng Bowie has rettirr.M
J to her home B^erbwond, after spend
ing three mon'hs m Europe
Mr and Mrs Edward Smith h ν β
es their house guest Mr. Fred Mel
; chior of New York
Mrs. Frank M Hall and her sons,
1 Frank, .ir Β iwie ar> Carter, are
spending some time a' Ocean City, M'.
Mr. and Mrs Henrv W, t and sons
of Silver Hill are visiting friends and
relatives in Nebraska
The Rev. William E. Allen of Croom
is spending some time at A'lan'.
City
Mr. and Mrs W.Uiam Leonard ha·»
Issued invitation'- to th» marriage of
their daughter Grace Ό Mr Gevse
Dent, on August 5, ir. Washington,
ί D C.
J . .
Wilkins-Preston
Wedding August 7
Mr and Mrs Reynolds M Pre.-on,
R09 North .Jackson stree· A' ng'o·-,
Va . have issued Invitations to -h» wed
ι ding of their daigh'er M lrtred 'r· Mr
] Jame* LasTPirr Wiïkin* ai^o r! Ar
1 lington. Saturdav August 7 in .ς·.
. ChariW Cathohr Ch-irrh in CUre: -
don. the Rev Father Kenneth M Ri?°r
ofBciating, at 4 o'clock in the after
noon.
Imm»nia'elv following the cererror.··
a reception will be held a- the home
of the bride
Miss Preston will ha\e as her matron
of honor her sister. Mrs Ear; Purrell
of Wash.ngton. ard ar.o-h"·'
^ Miss Marjorie Preston, and Miss Ann
j Crimmins and Mrs Fran' H or' on.
I cousins of the bridegroom-ei'*'·» of
Franklin Park Va. will be tr.<- brides
ma irix
ΐ Mr. Louis Mann of A. line· on t h»
ofi' man for Mr. Wilkins a no the
' ushers se'.prted are ·γιρ onde s brother·,
Mr Franklin Preston and M. Ητ\
^ ard Preston. and Mr. Francis Horion.
Daughter Born
To the Hoi ley s
! Word ha.s been received n{ the birth
ι of a dautnter to Mr and Mr« Le;zh
ton F Helley oi Hankow China, on
Julv A
Mr Hollev » as a graduate of Wash
I ineton Missionary College in i936. and
• immediately after his marnas» to M -s
Ada McElmurrv. a sradua*.» nurse
i from the Washington Sanita.num.
ι thev left for their future field of work
; in China. Thev ha' » tven attending
i the langiaze school in N^pktne dur
! ing the past year, ana are no* loca'ed
■ at Hankow, from which place he will
! carry cn his work in the publishing
of Christian literature
WHERE TO MOTOR A DINE.
Camp Schley Inn
And Washington Cottage
Braddock Height*. Md. Phone 2531
Sunday Dinner, $1.00
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WHERE TO DIVE.
Î BEACON INN
Dl LICΙΟΙ - MEALS
>prvpd from am to 9 ρ m.
Spuria 1 Sun da τ
Tihlf f) Hole Dinners
5^· and 7"c
STEAKS C HOP"—CHICKEN
>*a È ood m Season
ISO I ( airert St. V W
Corner of Calvert and Adam* M:!f Rd
To Be Sure of σ Coo*/
SUNDAY DINNER
Come to Ivy Terrace Today
75« 85e $1·00
Served 12.·?η to S
èxIVY ^
^TERRACE
SILVER SPRING HOTEL
Official \. A. A. and Kev«t«ne Auto t lab
Ga. Ave. and Dist. Line
Choice Dinners
Chicken—Steaks
• >trictlv fi-rrxb ·
• Hnmrmadp bread and
desserts ·
Simiwr (harden Open
AMPLE PXRMM»
Cool «OC Γτ
Reorn* Month
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DINE IN
COOL COMFORT
Th* Parrnr orovides a o*rî?r*
srttmg for rh· «νοντηκ* cf
(Miciou* Southern cuvrp »■'···.
rrfrpshing h*v*r*5*s Mvr».i
Lcr^nz. famous for her ?e -
sonai:7«rj analysis. 15 a. j
here to enter* a.n you.
GARDEN
DINING
20(li and R Sis Phone Np-th
18th <6 Columbia Road, N.W.
Special Sunday
Dinner, 12 to 8 .30 «JVC
• OTHER SVXDAT PINNERS ·
75c ond S1.00
• WEEK DAYS. ΛΟγ. «V. ÏV ·
Air-Con Jttraned f or Enjoy
ing Y ouf Dirwier
Own«4 anil Superrfeud b*
MRS. COLLIER for l« vear·.
CaU Γ< 'or Cat»m\tj
and Banquets