Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1931, Page 37

SO CIET Y. STAR, FASIHINGTON, D. . C, MAY 10; 193 PART THREE. SOCIETY. , Personal and Social i Events of Past Week ‘3 InAlexandria Listed Mise Gladys Driscoll and _ Mrs., Frederick Watkins " Marry in Home Ceremony. ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 9.— The marriage of Miss Gladys Driscoll, daughter of the lat> Rev. and Mrs. H. 8. Driscoll of Charlottesville, to Mr. Frederick Virginius Watkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Watkins of Suf- folk, took place Saturday afternoon, May 2, in the home of the bride’s broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win H. Tompkins, in this city. Rev. Pierce S. Ellis, pastor of the First Bap- tist Church, officiated. The ceremony was performed before an improvised altar in the drawing room, which was decorated with palms, ferns and Spring flowers and lighted by candles. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Edwin T. Driscoll of Charlottesville, and wore an afternoon ensemble of silver gray flat creps with & shell pink blouse and long shell pink gloves, He hat was gray straw with ink gardenias and she carried an arm gau juet of sweetheart roses and lilies of &ae valley. Miss Lillian Driscoll of Charlottesviile, sister of the bride, was the only attendant and wore a gown of blue flat crepe with an egg color blouse and long white gloves and & blue straw hat. She carried an arm bouquet of Spring flowers. Mr. Wat- kins had his brother, Mr. M. E. Wat- kins of Suffolk, as best man. The mu- sic was played by a trio of stringed in- struments and plano. Following the ceremony there was a reccplion to Which no additional guests weie asked, | and later Mr. and Mrs. Watkins left for a motor trip through Virginia and were in Winchester for several days last week during the Apple Blossom Festival. After May 15 they will live in Lively, Va., where the bridegroom s » practicing attorney. Mr. Watkins s a graduate of the University of Vir- ginia and his bride has had for sev- eral years a secretarial position at that | titution. | h;dr. and Mrs. George Heller of Phil-| adelphia were week end guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mis. | Robert Norwood. Mrs. y Elizabeth Ryder has Teft | for Cleveland, Ohio, to spend a month | with_friends. | Mrs. L. B. Collins of Martinsburg, w. Va., was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Greene. ‘Mr. and Mrs, George A. Lohr are at home after a visit to relatives in Dobbs Perry, N. Y., and have as thelr guest the intter's mother, Mrs. Rasley of Bos- w“fi. and Mrs. W. D. Hughes of Dan- Va., is the guest of her parents, d 'Mrs. Forrest Cockerille. Tough recently visited in Clifton Forge with Mrs. Lough and their children, who are guests of Mrs. Lough's mcther. Mrs. McDonald. Mrs. C. E. Pric> of Miami, Fla., is the guest of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Price. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ‘Willlams of Richmond and Mrs. H. O. Fleet- wood of New York City have been vis- iting the uncle and aunt of Mrs. Wil- liams and Mrs. Fl 5 Mrs, Frank H. Iden. Miss Leich has returned from a Visit to her sister, Miss Grace Leich, at ‘William and Mary College b Miss Ruth Hill is visiting her broth- er-in-law and_sister, Mr. and Mrs, C. ©. Brown, in Richmond. ‘Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Spaulding and Miss Cecil Spaulding are visiting Mrs. Spaulding’s sister, Mrs. C. M. Mark, in Newport News. eer. Homer C. Gray is at home after a visit to Mr. Gray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray, in Salisbury, N. C. Mrs. Edwin H. Plerce and her two children are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Darden. in Suffolk. Mrs. Carolinz Balch‘og‘ Kalunamod Mich., s the guest of her son an daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Balch. Mrs. H. P. Miller of Norristown, Pa., has Jeft for her home after a Visit to her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Davidson. Miss Lillian Roth is home from & visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howell Roth, in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Langley, Mrs. | Eima Stombock and Mr. Peter Hoy have returned {rom & motor trip to ‘Wilmington, Del. Miss Prances Magruder and Miss Bdna Magruder were week end guests of Miss Grace Wheeler in Annapolis. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ross, accom- rfl‘ed by Mrs. C. W. Garnett of Ra- eigh, N. C., and Mrs. Landreath of Ivanhoe, ave returned from & motor trip to Lynchburg and Winches- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vance of Har- risonburg were guests for several davs 1ast week of the former’s brother, Mr. Charles Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver A. Catts enter- | t & buffet supper and dance evening in honor of Mr. and elly, who have m their bridal { | Mr. Guy recently trip. Miss Margaret Gorham hes left for | her home in Charlotte, N. C., after a visit to Mrs. C. O. Bruce. | Mrs. Anna Jackson Sloan is home | from a visit to her sister, H. B.| Geho, in Philadeiphia. Mr. J. E. Hamilton of Panama was the guest last week of his brother and | > sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood | ¥ Hamilton. ‘The May meeting of the Alexundria QGarden Club was held Tuesday morn- ing in the home of Mrs. Willoughby Reade, with Mrs. Reade and Mrs. Frank 8. Carter as joint hostesses. Following the business meeting luncheon was served on the lawn. ‘The Social Committee of the Old Do- minion Boat Club, of which Mr, Stan- ley King is chairman, will give dances at the club house Priday evenings, May 15 and 29, and weekly on Friday eve- nings thereafter during the Summer. Mrs, Walter Du Boise Brookings has returned from e visit to relatives in Gloucester, Mass., and, with Maj. | Brookings, spent the past week in At-| lantic City. | Mrs. Alfred Lenox Uhler of Los An-| gh!. who has been visiting relatives| Georgla, s now the guest of Mr Uhler's mother and sister. Mrs. Alfred @. Uhler and Miss Lucy Brown Uhler. Rev. Dr. Willlam Jackson Morton, rector of Old Christ Church, has re-| turned from a stay of several weeks in | Atlantic City while recuperating from an fliness | Mrs. Charles C. Carlin end Mrs Wil- | - — | | A MRS. WILLIAM JASPAR DU BOSE, at 2500 Massachusetts avenue, with her infant son, Photographed in her home. Robert Edward Mann Du —Bachrach Photo. week a motor trip to & num ber of the historic gardens of Virginia. Mr. William Moncure of the University | of Virginia spent several days recently | with his mother, and also visited his former classmate, Mr. Milton Anderson, in his home, on Woodley place, in ‘Washington. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Forbes and Mr. and Mrs, L. H. Forbes have left for their homes, in Sayre, Pa., after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Forbes. Capt. T. M. Hamilton arrived home Monday from Miami, Fla, where he has been since December. Miss Constance Boush and Miss Helen Norris Cummings were in| Roanoke last week attending the an-| nual meeting of the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs. Mr. Edward M. Green of Washing- ton, Va., was the week end guest of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. King, on North Washington street. Mrs. Gardner L. Boothe has returned from a visit to relatives in Newport News. Mrs. Prank T. King is at home after a visit to her son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. and Mrs. William Byron Balley, in Cambridge, Mass. Mr. and Mr:. H. L. Harris were week | end guests of the latter’s sister, Mrs. Mohler, in Baltimore. | John H. Coxhead, Mrs. J. W. Holcombe, | | B. White and Mr. John Lee Higgins. SR Mflfyland Home Scene Of Birthday Anniversary A charmingly arranged surprise party was given in honor of Miss Zelda | Marion Riggles at her home at Sea- brook, Md., in celebration of her birih- day anniversary. The ty also cele- brated the birthday anniversaries of her cousin, Miss Alice Grace Weed, and her schoolmate, Miss Eilcen Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John | E. Brown. The dining room was gay | with Spring flowers and ferns and the table had a large birthday cake as the centerpiece. Amcng the guests were Mr. and Mrs. | Blair Hope Riggles and their daughter, | Miss Zelda Riggles of Seabrook, Md.: Miss Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Downes, Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Downes, jr.; Miss Betty | Downes and Mr. Willlam Downes of Lanham, Miss Helen Shartzer and Mr. | James Burke of Washington, Miss Doro- thea Brent of Landover, Mr. Rickerson | N. Hoover, jr., of Glen Dale; Mr. Charles | Lauer of Springfield, Miss Jennie Weed, | Miss Alice Grace Weed and Mr. George E. Weed, jr., of Seabrook, Md. -— Twentieth Century Club Guest of University | Tuesdsy from 4 to 6 o'clock a tea | will be given in the garden of the Economics Department of ~George Washington University in honor of the members of the Twenticth Cen- tury Club. Miss Frances Kirkpatrick will receive the guests, assisted by Mrs. William Walter Husband, Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr. and Mrs. Clarence Aspin- wall. Others assisting will be Miss Lil- lian’ Watkins, Miss Katherine Leamcn and Miss Anna Bonner. ice, but when they are in What Every Woman Should Know Don't throw your last season's Hats away! Bring Hats of every de- scription to us, and have them ~ —_— Cleaned and Reblocked in the Newest Styles Or it you prefer your hat in the same style, then have it cleaned and put in good shape. A large selection of Hat Trimmings and Orna- ments. Special Attention Given to Panama and Baku Hats New Pananias $77.50 A large stock of Genuine New Panamas, in the smartest new shapes. 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Assn. 5 1 Literary Folk Meet for Monday Evening Party The Monday evening meetings of poets and poetry lovers given by Mr. Ben de Mier Miller in his house, on Wyoming avenue, to his invited guests continue this month. ‘Tomorrow evening some of the well known guests will be Mr. Arthur B. White, Mr. John Lee Higgins, Mr. J. W. Holcombe, Mrs. William Woolf Smith, Miss Helen Augusta Colhoun, Miss Annis Peebles, Mrs. Anna Gaynor, Mrs. Beale R. Howard, Miss Laura Ver- May Collins Vories, Navy and Mrs. Higgins. Mr. Charles J. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summy and others. The hostess of the evening will be Mr. Miller’s niece, | Mrs. A. W. Malsh, wife of Col. Maish, | U. 8. A. Last week Mr. Miller's guests were re- ceived by the hostess of the evening, Mrs. Ida M. Dexter, who contributed charming recitals and readings of verse, and her daughter, Miss Isabel Dexter, who gave some attractive dramatic re- citals. Poems of their own writing were recited and read by Mrs. Natalie Han- ock, Mrs. Julian Wheeler, Mr. Arthur Other guests who ccntributed to the R. Putnam, Mrs. Richard Whitely, Miss Marje Roelker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele, Mr. 2nd Mrs. Love and Mr. Karl Langenbeck. Building Fund Benefits By Sprmg Card party The Sodality of St. James’ Oatholic Church will give its annual Spring card party in the auditorium, Thirty- seventh street and Rhode Island ave- nue, Mount Rainier, Md., Tuesday eve- ning at 8 o'clock, the proceeds to be ap- Miss Gertrude Wedemeier is chair- man, assisted by Mrs. Grace Hillers, Bernadine Schatz, Mrs. John Klein, Mrs. Charles Monninger, Mrs. John Messenger, Mrs. Lillian Green, Mrs. Mary Bailey, Mrs. Lilllan Berry, Mrs. Charles Speake, Mrs. Sarah Wede- meler and Mrs. Andrew Shields. eAnnouncing 2 Our Own Beauty * Shoppe formerly Sax See Shoppe Specializing in Hair Tinting and Bonat, Eugene and Shelton Perma- nent Waving Now owned and operated by Mary Pope and Katherine Schv.cnk Met. 8200 200 Homer Bldg. cold storage, every inch their luster Send your: furs to a fire or theft guar- Shaffer Fur Company 1212 G Street Northwest Francke, Furrier, Inc. 1328 G Street Northwest Joseph Sperling, Inc. 709 13th Street Northwest Shop, Inc. Of Maryland ngent -ALR. Chapter IstHost 1 t Luncheon in Ztymor | 1 | | Mrs. John Gray Lillburn Pays First Official Visit to | St. Mary's. LEONARDTOWN, Md.,, May 9.—The largest luncheon and one of unusual | interest this week was given Wednes- | day at the home of Mrs. George C., Peverly of Mechanicsville, where the | Maj. Willlam Thomas Chapter, D. A. R., of St. Mays entertained in ‘honor of Mrs. John Gray Lillburn, the State regent of Maryland, who paid her first official visit to her local chapter and was accompanied by Mrs. L. N. Zollar of Baltimore, State vice regent; Mrs. J. L. Shbumate of Baltomore, State chaplain; Mrs. A. C. Edmonson, State corresponding cretary, and Mrs. Reed, State regent of Kentucky, who traces her ancestry back to Charles and St. Marys Counties. Following | the Iluncheon, Mrs. Maria Briscoe Croker of Baltimore spoke briefly about the work the local chapter had done at Ye Olde Coole Springs and gave an interesting account of the State convention held in Baltimore. Mrs. Lillurn gave an account of the national convention just held in Washington. The hostesses who re- ceived the guests were: Mrs, G. C. Peverly, Mrs. Sprigg Reeves, Mrs. E. French Owens of Chaptico, Mrs. Wil- liam Maddox of Maddox, Md. Mrs. Edwinetta S. rhorst, with Charles Zurhorst and Miss | y n Zurhc and Mrs, Zur- | horst's mother, Mis E. O. Schrod- | er, all of Washington, spent the week end at their Summer place Charlton- ville, on Bretton Bay. While here Charlie Zurhorst entertained a party of friends in his box at the Floating Theater. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Harris of Belvidere Plantation on the lower Po- tomac, entertained Sunday at dinner in honor of Mr. George Morgan Knight, jr., of Leonardtown. Monday | the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick A. Cook of Oakley were their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Winson Kraft, acco panied by Mrs. Joseph Abell, and her | daughter, Miss Mildred Abell, and Mr. | and Mrs. Clifton Abell, with Mr. and | Mrs. Leslie Nally, all of Washington, | were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George | L. Raley Sunday at their estate Hard | Fortune in Morganza. | The largest party of the week was | given by Mrs, James C. Greenwell and Mrs. J. Richard Norris, at their new home on Washington street, Wednes- day evening, when they entertained jointly with a bridge supper in honor of 32 guests. Mr. Louis Nathanson, accompanied | by his daughters, the Misses Miriam | and Anna Nathanson of Leonardtown, are spending this week at the Apple m Festival in Winchester and are | ests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krarager. An interesting reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Lpve, | r. at their Summer place, Meadow Brooke, at Morganza, Sunday. Those | attending the dinner were Mr. and Mr: George Brent Mickum and children, | George, 3d, and Miss Betty Joe Ann Mickum, of Silver Spring, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Love, jr, and their daughter, Miss Mary Catherine Love, of Leonardtown; Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Love and children, Philip, jr., and Miss Betty Ann Love, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. McGhan, all cf Washington. Mr. and Mrs. G. Morgan Knight and. their son. Mr. George Morgan Knight, | jr.. have moved into the Carroll cottage in Leonardtown. Mr. and Mi Allen Williams of Washington are spending several weeks | at Summerseat. the Colnoial home of the Costigan family and one of the most interesting in Southern Maryland. Mr. Willlams is a prominent painter and Mrs. Willlams a noted authoress. Mrs. Henry Stanley Van Devanter entertained with a supper party for the Late Owls Bridge Club at historic’ | April Bride MRS. JAMES SPRUNT HOLMES. Before her marriage last month she was Miss Helen Whitwell and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Whitwell of Lanier place. —Brooks Photo. Tudor Hall Inn Monday. The high scorers were Mrs. J. Fenner Lee and Mrs. George T. Hutchins. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Cralg of Wash- ington were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Greenwell at their estate, Abells Wharf, on Bretton Bay. Miss Gertrude Knight and Mr. Glad- stone McDermitt of Washington passed Sunday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Knight at their home at Oakville. e “Top Cottage” Scene of Newcomb Club Card Party Plans have been formulated for a card party to be given by The Newcomb Club of Bethesda at Top Cottage, Luke I. Wilson estate, Rockville pike, Be- thesda, Md., for the benefit of the Eliza Hartshorn memorial scholarship fund on May 28, at 2 p.m. Among the pa- tronesses for this event are numbered s. Luke I. Wilson, Mrs. Merle Thorpe, rs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. B. W. Parker, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor and Mrs. B. 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Miss Doro- thy Albert, retiring president of the ac- tive chapter; Miss Cecile Harrington, incoming president; Miss Alla Rogers, president of the Alpha Pi Alumnae Chapter, and Dr. Sara Branham of the Washington City Club will deliver toasts. Miss Marion Bates will sing fraternity songs, accompanied by Miss Mary Ce- cilia Horn. Miss Horn also will accom- pany her sister, Miss Bernadine Horn, who will play ‘ancther group of fra- ternity songs on the violin. Representatives have been invited from the chapters located at Randolph- Macon Women's_College, University of West Virginia, Duke University, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Syracuse Univer- | sity, Hunter College, Brookiyn College, Boston University and the Philadelphia City Club. 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