Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1936, Page 47

SOCIETY. Miss McKim Engagement Miss Kathryn McGog- ney to Be Bride in August. R AND MRS. CHARLES H. MCcGOGNEY announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Kathryn Pearl, to Mr. William Frank Devine. The wedding will take place August 1. Miss Mc- Gogney has selected her sister, Mrs. James White, as her matron of honor and Barbara Jean White, her niece, as flower girl. Her bridesmaids will be Miss Ethel May Hayes, Miss Elizabeth Englert, Miss Barbara Hamma and Miss Ida Virgil Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee McKim of Luray announce the engagement of their daughter, Roberta Lee McKim, to Mr. James Click Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Davis of Galax, Va. The marriage will take place in the early Fall Both families are widely known and connected throughout Virginia, District of Columbia and Maryland. Miss McKim is a graduate of State Teachers' College, Harrisonburg. and the past year was a member of the faculty of Luray High School. She attended school, preparatory, in Ro- ancke, and at Farmville, Va. Mr. Davis attended Lincoln Memorial University, Tennestee. He is con- nected with the Resettlement Admin- istration and is located in the head- quarters office for the resettlement of Shenandoah National Park families in Luray. The announcement was made Thursday afternoon at a garden party at the home of Mrs. Holtzman Vert- ner at Greenwood Cottage by the CHlff. The color scheme used was pink and blue with silver. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker Taber announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Billie Taber, and Mr. Henry A. Gardner, jr.. at a tea given at their home in Norwalk, Ohio, Wed- nesday. Miss Taber spent the last two Winters in Washington, while she attended the King Smith School, where she was graduated in May. Mr. Gardner, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Gardner of Chevy Chase. attended the University of Virginia. He is a member of Theta Chi Fraternity and of the Chevy Chase Country Club. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Rose Saposnekoo, formerly of Louisville. Ky., announces her engage- ment to Mr. David H. Dosik of Wash- ingtor. The wedding will take place August 23, Residential Notes Around Mt. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cox of Wood- lawn have as their house guests Mrs. J. J. Hughes, Mrs. Stephen Hughes, and Miss Elizabeth Hughes all of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. C. G. Saunders of Richmond and Billy Hudson of Cov- ington, Va Mrs. Corbin Thompson of Wood- | ridge was hostess at dinner Friday night when her guests included the Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Langston of Pohick, Mr. and Mrs. ERussell White of Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Bentley Mason of Mount Enterprise. Mrs. Jean Roberts of Washington who has been the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Harmon Roberts at Indian Springs, 1 spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Roberts of Cameron Valley. Mrs. Joseph Wubbold of Washing- ton, with her little son, Joseph Wub- bold. jr., is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Caton. Dr, and Mrs. Caton returned Tuesday from a motor trip through the New England States where they were the guests of Mrs. Caton's rela- tives. Miss Lorraine Dove. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dove of Lorton, has returned from Wilmington, N. C. where she has been the guest of her aunt for the past two weeks. ]\IissVSmith Hostess At Graduation Party Miss Barbara Lenore Smith, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Silver Spring, Md. entertained at & graduation party Thursday evening at her home. The guests included Miss Barbara Seviour, Miss Lorraine Young. Miss Esther Phippeny. Miss Ruth Magee, Miss Winifred Meyerson, Mr. Teddy Lawrie. Mr. Tom Berry, Mr. Kenneth Bergmann, Mr. Stewart Heideck, Mr. Marshall Van- Wagner and Mr. Franklin Smith. Gov. ng Mu;phy , In New York The Governor General of the Philip- pine Islands, Mr. Frank Murphy, is in New York City, where he joined his brother, Justice George Murphy of De- troit, Mich., at the Ambassador Hotel. I-MILLE | | MRS. MURRAY LINWOOD MARSHALL, Formerly Miss Hazel Showal- ter, daughter of Mrs. L. W. Showalter, whose wedding took place yesterday in the Church of the Brethren, Oak- ton, Va, —Bachrach Photo. In Fairf Visiting Sister. FAIRFAX. Va., June 20.—The Conference of Episcopal Churches in Clarksburg, W. Va., has Urquhart. Mrs. Cordell Smith, who spent the arrived in Fairfax to stay with an- other sister, Mrs. John S. Barbour, | where he attended the State Demo- cratic Convention. After the conven- in Portsmouth. | Mrs. F. W. Richardson entertained | {Rev. Donovan Re- turns—Mrs. Smith Rev. Herbert A. Donovan, who was a speaker at the Summer returned to the rectory. He was ac- companied by the Rev. Russell J. Winter in Beaufort, §. C, with her sister, Mrs. Harry Berkemeyer, has | in her home, the Oaks. . Mr. Charles Pickett went to Norfolk, tion he joined Mrs. Pickett and their two children, who are visiting relatives {at a small informal supper Tuesday evening in honor of the birthday anni- versary of nher granddaughter, Mm‘ Phyllis Richardson. | Mrs. Lewis M. Coyner, wife of the | | Fairfax postmaster, is visiting rela- | | tives in Farmville, Va. | Mrs. N. Peyton Young has returned from a visit in Suffolk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. G. Raymond Huffard left Thursday for a trip to Blacks- burg, Va. where they will stay with Mrs. Huffard’s brother-in-law | sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ellett, and to Wytheville, Va., to visit Mr. Huf- fard’s mother, Mrs. G. R. Huffard. Mrs. Gordon E. Smith, principal of the Fairfax High School, has left for | William and Mary College, in Wil- | liamsburg, Va., where he will be en- }gaged in work with the curriculum revision program. | Mr. and Mrs. Kortright Church have as their guests Mr. Randolph Stuart and Miss Florence. Stuart of Plainfield, N. J. | Mrs. Edward M. Holmes, who has passed some time at Virginia Beach, | joined Dr. Holmes in Fairfax for a !short visit before leaving for New | York. Dr. Holmes recently was ap- pointed Fairfax County health di- rector Mrs. Pembroke Pettit is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edmund Stewart, in Ivor, Va. Mr. Pettit re- turned Wednesday from Norfolk, | where he attended the State Demo- cratic Convention. iMrs.T]ohn Schofield To Honor Mrs. Lacy | | Mrs. John A. Schofield will entertain |at a tea Tuesday at her home at 3422 Thirtieth street in honor of Mrs. Nat }ucy of Macon, Miss. Assisting Mrs. | Schofield will be Mrs. James L. Barty, | Mrs. James Slater Davidson, and Mrs. L. H. Hannah. | R Samme* 32 .nd ok et"""' ‘r“vllifl’ and | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Formerly Miss Georgia Helen of Mrs. Elwood B, Doyle. MRS. ALLAN MORTON THOMAS, JR., The wedding of Mr. Thomas and Miss Eastman took place June 6 in the Church of the Transfiguration. Eastman, sister —Brooks Photo. companied by his daughter, Miss Marjorie Trump of Syracuse, N. Y., arrived Tuesday at Tanglewood, where they | are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick L. Thomas and their family. | Miss Estelle T. Moore, jr., is spend- |ing the week in Wilmington as the guest of her uncle and aunt, Dr. and | Mrs. Samuel B. Rumford. | Mr. Dawson Trundle has returned | trom Atlantic City, where he ac- | companied his twin daughters, Lucy Trundle and Lulu Trundle, who will remain for the Summer at the Jersey resort. | New England to spend the past week | end with Mrs. Foster at the Bungalow, Mr. and Mrs. Foster are entertaining for the week, Mr. Foster's son, James Campbell Foster, who is en route from Hotchkiss School, Conn,, to his home in Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Draper of New York and Mr. C. G. Smith of Louis- ville, Ky., are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Louis Bussler. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rice have moved from Washington to their new home which they have recently built in Sandy Spring. Miss Fritzie Farquhar entertained at & dance at the home of her parents mo ves o8 SMALL SIZE Shoes 1to4.AAto D One week in which to select at no extra cost your entire shoe wardrobe Sandy Spring Guests Mr. and ‘Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas Are Among Many Hosts to Visitors. « R. EDWARD N. TRUMP ac- Mr. Addison G. Foster came from | Mr. and Mrs. Elgar Farquhar, Wednes- (day evening. | The Cabin was decorated for the | occasion, and the guests included Miss Thelma Taullele, Miss Helen Gray Miller, Miss Ruth’ Cuff, Miss Betsy | Smith, Miss Barbara Wilson, Miss | Marjory Brigham, Miss Cornelie | Thomas, Miss Betty Cissel, Miss | Jacquelin Bolling. Miss Sarah Adams, {Miss Jacquelin LaPorte, Mr. Har | Sager, Mr. Roger Carroll, Mr. Billy | Bond, Mr. Roger Pemberton and Dick | Pemberton, Mr. Jack Thomas, Mr. | Bob Bentley, Mr. Dement Bonifant, | Mr. Henry Hyde, Mr. Norman Thomas, Mr. Harwood Owings, Mr. Dick Mott, | Mr. Edgar Crosby, Mr. Frank Wilson. Mr. Craver Owen, Mr. David Martin and Mr. Charles Leake. | Miss Amy P. Miller has left for | | Maine, and upon her return will oc- | cupy one of the newly-built apart- ments in Sandy Spring Village. Miss Virginia Stabler, who was just graduated from Westtown School, Pa.. | left today for a trip to visit, first, Miss Dorathy Hume of Philadelphia. then to join & house party given by Mr. Ben Richmond at Nantucket and on to visit in New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Stabler | have with them over the week end, | Mrs. Stabler'’s brother and sister-in- OUTFITTERS TO GENTLEWOMEN SINCE 1903 e 1219 Connecticut Avenue Semi—Annual Sale REDUCED PRICES TO COST OR BELOW Entire Spring Collection WOMEN’S DRESSES daytime and regularly 29.50 to 65.00 MISSES’ FROCKS 15.00 25.00 evening | Robison, D. C, JUNE 21, MRS. SALVATORE MILITANA, Who was, before her marriage June 14 to Lieut. Militana, Miss Lorenza Norcio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Norcio. the ceremony at the Admiral Club, 1640 Rhode Island avenue, after which the couple left for a trip through New York. A reception followed —aBrooks Photo. law, Mr. and Mrs. Albion Van Vleck, and their daughter of Long Island, N. Y. and her sister, Mrs. Almeria Wheeler, with her daughter Dehra of Newark, N. J. Mr. Hubert Robison of Brooklyn, N. Y., is spending the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. having brought with him from New York Mjy. James Conly and | Mr. Walter Speakman. Miss Lee to Wed 1936—PART THREE. Summer Brides of Interest in Residential Circles MRS. JOSEPH CAMPBELL LINGL Daughter of former Repre- sentative Edmund Platt of Long Island, her wedding tak- ing place June 12, She for- merly was Miss Catherine Platt. ~—Underwood & Underwood Photo. Center: Brides at double wedding June 16. Left to right: Mrs. Walter Clabron Smith, who was Miss Alice Weaver, and her sister, Mrs. Barton Winters Richwine, be- | fore her marriage Miss Etta Weaver. They are daughters of Mr.and Mrs. Meade Weaver. —Underwood & Underwood Photo. Tea to Honor Mrs. K. McR. Morris | Mrs. Katharine McReynolds Mor- | ris will be the guest of honor at a tea | | tomorrow afternoon from 4 until 6 | o'clock at the residence of Mrs. George | Schaeffer on Arlington Ridge road. | Mrs. Morris, who is the founder of the Pianist Club of the District of Colum- bia, received her honorary degree from the Washington College of Music Sat- | urday night. Another guest at the tea will be Mrs. Wayman Crow Jackson, former province president of the Na- tional Sorority. The tea will be given | by the alumni of Alpha Chi Omega. | Mr. and Mrs. Elgin | Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Elgin an- | nounce the birth of a daughter June 12. The infant will be named Evelyn Weiser Wayne Elgin. Mrs. Elgin was, | | before her marriage, Miss Atlee Wirg- man, daughter of Mrs. Wayne Wirg- man. SOCIETY. Miss Young Selects Date of Wedding Miss Janet Clemenston Young.3 daughter of Mrs. J. Milton Young and | the late Mr. Young, and Mr. Gove Griffith Johnson, jr, son of Dr. and Mrs. Gove Griffith Johnson, will be | married on Tuesday at 8 o'clock in| the National Baptist Memorial Church. Dr. Johnson, father of the bridegroom and pastor of the church, will offici- | ate. | Following the ceremony an informal | reception will be held for the many | friends of the young couple in the| church parlor, and later one for the | bridal party, families and close friends of the bride and groom at the home of the bride. Miss Young will be attended by her sister, Mrs. Jesse Mowbrey Hadley, as matron of honor, and her bridesmaids | will be Miss Gladys Fielding, Miss | Olivia Nixon, Miss Charlotte Taylor and Mrs. Geoffrey Creke, and little | Doris Sandford Hadley, a niece of the prospective bride, will be flower girl. Mr. Johnson has selected for his best man Mr. James Francis Farr, and his ushers will be Mr. Abram Thurlow Collier, 2nd; Mr. William Waldron and Mr. Edward Gurney, all of Cambridge, Mass. Miss Fielding entertained the whole wedding party at dinner in her home last evening, and after the rehearsal tomorrow Mrs. Young will entertain them at dinner in the Shoreham Hotel. Pen Women Plan Founders’ Day Fete ‘The president of the League of American Pen Women, District of Columbia Chapter, Mrs. Bess Heath Olmstead, and the Executive Board will hold a reception to celebrate founders’ day next Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock at Mrs. Olmstead's home, 3911 Livingston street, Chevy | Chase, D. C. The honor guests will be the charter members of the league, the national president, Mrs. Phyllis | Fergus Hoyt, and members of the Na- | J} tional Executive Board. Tea will be served in the garden if the weather is good and all members of the League of American Pen Women are invited to come and help celebrate this day. {Mrs. Jenckes B'_a'ck | From Atlantic City Representative Virginia Jenckes is agaip in her apartment in the North- umberland, where her daughter, Miss Virginia Jenckes, is recuperating from her recent illness in Atlantic City. Representative Jenckes will attend the convention in Philadelphia this week and return to Washington before going to her home in Indiana for the Summer. LUNCHEONS—DINNERS—TEAS Served 12:30 to 9 P. M. A MEAL THAT'S REAL! all hold dear as family mem- ories. That's the quaint treasurable experience of din- ner on our pleasant morch. Come evenings during the week. also—it's revitalizing. Guest Pony Rides For the Y Little Ones Located on the Colesville Pike (Route 29), 11 miles from the traffic light in Silver Spring. PHEASANT FARM INN Ednor, Md. Summer i /Dresses 5 styles for MISSES! 2 styles for WOMEN! Summery, cool, easy-to-tub celanese! In shirtwaist, string- tied, sunback and coat styles' Young and gay, in white, maize. aqua, flesh, powder blue. Ver: special for sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44. ‘! g « (o Apparel Shop 1519 H St. N.W. m Vetera by FINAL CLEARANCE SALE Closing for Summer Dr. James Sullivan! Invitations were issued this week for the marriage of Miss Margaret Anna Lee of Bangor, Me., to Dr. James Polk Sullivan, of Friendship Heights, Md. | The ceremony will take place in St. Ann’s Church, Tenleytown, on July 7, | at 9 o'clock in the morning. Miss Lee will have for her maid of honor the | bridegroom’s sister, Miss Mary Stuart Sullivan, of Friendship Heights, and the best man will be Mr. George Galli- horn. The wedding will be followed by a wedding breakfast at Olney Inn, which will be attended by only the wedding party and close friends of the bride and bridegroom. 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