Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1932, Page 42

8 Invitations Issued At Alexandr;a for Dance on Dec. 30 M;ss Katharine Leadbeater and Brother to Honor Miss | Barbara Snow. ALEXANDRIA. Va. Decemeber 17— Miss Katharine Alexander Leadbeater and her brother, Mr. Milton Alexander Leadbeater, have issued invitations for & dance Friday evening, December 30, at the Belle Haven Country Club, in honor of Miss Barbara Stuart Snow, daughter of Judge and Mrs. William S. Snow, whose marria Bennett Fowler, jr., of White Plains, N. Y, will take place in St. Paul's Church the following afternoon. Miss Leadbeater will be Miss Snow's maid of honor and Mr. Leadbeater will be one | of the ushers. Other attendants at the wedding will be Miss Grace Fowler of White Plains, sister of the bridegroom, . and Mr. Frank Graham as best man. The other ushers will be Mr. Richard Hendy. Mr. Philip Sellers and Mrs. Charles Frech, ail of White Plains. Invitations have been received by re- latives in Alexandria from Mrs. William Winder Laird for a_buffet supper fol- lowed by dancing Thursday evening. December 29. at the Dupont-Biltmore Hotel in Wilmington, Del, when she will present her daughter, Miss Alletta d'Angelot Laird. Miss Laird is the daughter of the late Rev. Dr. W. W Laird, who was an alumnus of the Vir ginia Episcopal Theological Seminary, | and she has many relatives throughout Virginia and Maryland. Her mother formerly was Miss Dupont of Wilming- ton. Mrs. Rathbone Smith entertained at luncheon Monday for three newspaper women of Alexandria, Mrs. Charles M. Shepperson, Mrs. Richard R. Baker and Miss Florence Adelaide Long. Mrs. Smith also entertained at luncheon ‘Tuesday in honor of Mrs. M. C. Laid- law, Miss Viola Shields and Miss Eliza- beth Shields of Fredericksburg. Miss Fanny Dixon has returned from & visit to Mrs. Claiborne Pirtle in Louis- ville, Ky Invitations have been received from Mrs. Hugh Bell Sproul for the marriage of her daughter Henriette to Mr. Wil- liam Baker Allnut of Baltimore, Wed- nesday morning, December 21, at 10 o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church in Staunten Mrs. William H. Langhorne was in Lynchburg for the reception given at the Oakwood Country Club Saturday, December 10. by Viscountess Astor of London in honor of the birthday an- niversary of Mrs. John H. Lewis, who | formerly was Miss Flizabeth Dabney | Langhorne and is head of the Lang- | horne Clan in Virginia. | Mrs. F. W. King is home from a visit | to Mrs. M. B. Whiting in Clifton Forge. ‘ Mrs. Z. Harper Burk and Miss Louise | Beale have returned from Yorktown, ‘where they attended a banquet given by the York Chapter of the Order of the | Eastern Star. Mrs. Burk is worthy | matron and Miss Beale past worthy | matron of the O. E. S. in Virginia. | Dr. and Mrs. Julian Major are at home after a visit to_the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wavely Major. in Saluda. Va. Miss Barbara Caton of Wellesley Col- | lege and Mr. Burdge Caton of Cornell Un y have arrived to spend the | s ‘with their parents, Mr. and | Harry B. Caton | Miss Geneva Douglas has returned | from a visit to her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Leonard Douglas. in Farnham, V: Mr. and Mrs. Aino Cammerer have returned from a visit to Capt. and Mrs. H._H. Calfee. in Culpeper, i E. A. Miller, jr. John G. Hopkins, jr.. and Mrs. Clarke Hoge have returned by motor to Lees- burg after a visit to Maj. and Mrs. George F. Hull Miss Elizabeth Smith was the week end guest of Mrs. Charles Hills at Drexel Hill. near Philadelphia. Mr. Thornton Goocs entertained at supper Saturday evening, December 10, at the Club Michel, in Washington, when his guests were Miss Anne Schmidt, Miss Kathleen Brown and Miss Nargaret Marinello of Washing- ton; Mr. Walter Varney, jr., and Mr. Eugene Bode, jr. ‘ Mrs. Naomi Dorf left Monday for her | home in Portsmouth, Va.. after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Sylvia Bregman. Miss Catherine Wood of Fauquier | County and Mr. Leslie E. Gallahan, | son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gallahan | of this city, were married in Eilicott | City, Md., Monday, November 21. Mr. anc Mrs. Gallahan are living in Fred- | Mrs. of St. John the Evangelist), rector e Church of St. Mary the’ Virgin and Rev. Dr. Wil- | rector of Mount 3 in Baltimore, were guests last week of Rev. Herbert A. Van | Couenhoven in the rectory of Grace Episcopal Church. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bruce Fowler will return today from a visit in Balti- | more. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Cunningham have returned to their home, in Tren- ton, N. J.. after a visit to the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John King O'Neil. ' Rev. and Mrs. Walter Preston Plumley, jr. son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil, whose marriage took place in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul Tuesday. December 6, will re- turn Monday from their wedding trip. which they have spent in Florida. and after a short visit to the bride’s parents will leave for Mount Rainier, Mi., where Mr. Plumley is rector of St John's Episcopal Church. Mrs. G. W. Moore of Portland, Me., is the guest of Mr. and Nrs. Victor Brown. Miss Catherine Ahern is spending several weeks in Atlantic City. Mrs. Noel Garner has returned from & visit in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Simpson moved elleffs 12161220 F STREET ge to Mr. William | 1 I December Bride | MRS. H. CLIFTON KIN H | Before her marriage to Dr. King. De- | | cember 3, “she was s Barbara | Houston, daughter of Mrs. Samuel | | Houston of Elizabeth, N. J. Dr. and | Mrs. King will be at home after Jan- | | uary 15 at 1422 K street northwest. —Harris-Ewing Photo. | "last week to Wash ngton, where thcy ! | will live in the futu.c. | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 18, 197° -PART City Women's Tea and Musicale This Afternoon Miss Alice M. Heaven, president of the Women's City Club, and Mrs. Wil- liam W. Spaid, membership chairman, will receive the newly elected meml at a tea in their honor this afternoon. Th> group includes Mrs. Clifford J. Beadle, Miss Ruby W. Coleman, Mrs. Mrs. Henry Pollock of Harrisoniurg | | is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. How- | ard Olmstead H Mr. and Mis. E. V. Rowe are visit- | | ing Mr. Rowe's parents Winch:ster. | | "Mr. and Mrs. James K-ller spent la-t | week end in their cottage, Trail Side, | in Bluement. | Mrs. Edison Hennage is home from |a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | J. 0. Delano, in Oldham, Va Mrs. Douglass Swann and her smally | son, Douglass Swan, jr.. of Culoep | were guests last week end of her pa | ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Rosson | Mr. and Mrs. Horace Day departed | last weck for Atlanta, where they will spend the remainder of the Winter Miss_Katharine Ahalt arrived today “fmm Duke University, {N. C.. to spend the holid parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar |~ Mrs. P. 8. Griffith has 1 home in Hague, Va., after son-in-law and daughter, | H. L. Amest, who also had as t | guest the former’s sister, Miss Anna | Arrest of Falls Church ; | Mrs, C. E. Clark of Minnieville, Va.. | spent last week with h= -in-law and | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kidwe visit to_her | Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lough are home | from a visit to the latter’s mother, Mrs. | Henry McDonald. in Clifton Forge. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Mohler of Balti- more were week end guests of the lat- ter's sister, Mrs. H. L. Harris, and Mr. Harris. . Miss Helen McLeish and Mr. Fr McLeish of Newport, R. I, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Patterson. Mrs. C. O. Henry and Mr. Cullen Henry have returned from a visit to the former's parent: Cullen, in Crisfield, Md. Christmas Ball Plans By Kentucky Society Mr. and Mrs. James | The Kentucky Society of Washing- | ill hold its Christmas ball on Tuesday evening at the Willard Hotel Among the boxholders are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reed. Gov. and Mrs. Maurice ton wi Thatcher, Dr. and Mrs. William Jer}\:— | nings Price, Mr. and Mrs. Edy Morrow, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Hor Maj. and Mrs. Guy Chipman, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Moore, Mrs. Mattie Porter. | Mr. and Mrs. Earle Grigsby, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tackett and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Green. e | Olney Farm. Olney, Md. 12 Miles Out Georgia Ave. Ext. 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