Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1936, Page 26

B—4 SOCIETY. Maryland And Virginia Inthe News The Ronald Blakes and Their Daughter Entertain. R. AND MRS. RONALD BLAKE and their daughter, M Miss Mary Blake, of Fairfax, Va. entertained at dinner last evening in honor of Miss Marian Martin of Warrenton, who is their house guest, and Mr. Alexander Gibson Green, jr., of Markham, Va,, and Mr. B. A. Rucker, jr, of Upperville and Washington Mr. and Mrs. Townley Gamble of Silver Spring, Md., entertained at an al fresco supper party on the lawn of their home Sunday evening. The guests included Mrs. Gamble’s sister, Miss Rebecca Griffith of Baltimore, Md., who passed the week end here; Mr. and Mrs. Hawes Davies and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davies of Manassas, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Conklin of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison M. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griffith, Miss Phyllis Richardson, Mr. Charles Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mather of California and their daughter, Miss Nyca Mather, who attended Chevy Chase School the past year, are pass- ing the Summer at Falkland Manor, Silver Spring, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Budd of New York are also guests at Falkland Manor. Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Graves and | Miss Eleanor Graves of Kensington, | Md., are passing a week at Penn State | College. Miss Betsy Ross, daughter of Mr.| and Mrs. Clarence S. Ross of Takoma Park, will leave tomorrow for Bound- brook, N. J., where she will be a dele- gate from the Mount Pleasant Con- gregational Church attending the‘ Middle Atlantic convention of the| » Congregation Young People’s Society. Mrs. Howard A. Morse of Los An- geles, Calif., is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Morse, at their home in Takoma Park. She will spend several weeks in the East, visiting points in New England and Virginia before her zeturn to California. Mrs. Harry W. Detrich of Takoma Park, Md. entertained at a hbridge party last night in her home. The guests were Mrs. Leonard Boyer, | Mis. Arthur Q. Tool, Mrs. Alfred Ray, Mrs. Albert Spear. Mrs. John R. Adams, Mrs. M. R. Adams, Mrs. Dean Judd, Mrs. Harry P. Dodge. Mrs, Ed- ward Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Mrs. J. R. Magness, Mrs. Frank T. Noell, | Mrs. Frederick Johnson, Mrs. H. J.| Halstrick and Mrs. Conrad H. Hoover. Miss Marian Martin of Boyce, Va., has arrived in Fairfax, Va, and is a | visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Ronald Blake. Mr. Blake's sister-in- | law, Mrs. Harry Blake, is spending this week in Frederick, Md., where she is attending a Presbyterian convention, peborn F&G 11" Staser Sailor Suit 2 Ginger Rogers did her stuff in “Follow the Fleet” in & sailor suit like this. An anchored ascot tie at the throat of the sailor collared mess jacket that tops sailor pants with a back hip pocket. In navy and white, and cream with brown. Sizes 14 to 20. Mail or Phowe Orders Filled—NA. 1133 Reception Planned At Quantico Post Tomorrow Evening PLANS are being completed for a reception at the Officers’ Club at Quantico tomorrow evening honoring the wives of the delegates attending the National Sojourners annual meet- ing, tomorrow and Thursday, at the Mayflower Hotel. Maj. Gen. Charles H. Lyman, com- mandant at Quantico, will receive the delegates and their wives at Quantico Thursday afternoon, at which time a parade and review of the fleet Marine force will be given. Supper will follow in the Marine Barracks, after which the ladies in the party will be entertained at the Officers’ Club. The Sojourners are made up of officers of the United States Army, Navy and Marine Corps, Coast and Geodetic Survey and Coast Guard who are Masons. More than 500 delegates from all sectjons of the country and foreign countries are expected. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Attend Convention Representative and Mrs. Martin F. Smith of Washingten State went to Philadelphia yesterday, the former being a delegate to the Democratic convention. He will be the guest speaker Sunday at the John Morton Museum, and with Mrs. Smith will return to Washington the first of the week to remain several days before going to their home at Grays Har- or, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Porter To Give Reception Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitaker Por- ter will entertain at a reception Sat- urday from 3:30 o'clock until 10 o'clock at their apartment in the Roland in celebration of her 25th wedding anniversary. Among the guests from out of town who will attend the event will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Wilhide of ‘Walkerville, Md., parents of Mrs. Por- ter, and Mr. and Mrs, Curbie E. 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Mrs. Lesley, who was formerly Miss Kathryn Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pliny A. Williams of Atlanta, Ga., was married to Mr. Lesley in Atlanta on June 16 at the Druid Hills Baptist Church, Rev. Louis D. Newton officiating. w.cm- ley was & student of Georgia S 1| of Technology and Mrs. Lesley at- tended Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Ga. Mr. Lesley, who is connected with the Eastern Air Lines, will arrive with Mrs. Lesley around July 25 in Miami, Fla., where they will reside. Mrs. Lesley’s uncle, Mr. George L. Williams of Washington, gave a din- ner Monday night on the Shoreham terrace in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Les- ley. Mrs. Edwin Rowland To Give Luncheon For Lady Broderick MRS. G. EDWIN ROWLAND will entertain at luncheon at the Shoreham Saturday for Lady Broder- ick, widow of the late Sir John Joyce Broderick, former British Minister to Cuba, and for Mrs. Rowland’s daugh- ter, Miss Katherine Darling Rowland, whose wedding to Lady Broderick's son, Mr. Maurice Joyce Broderick, will take place Monday. Lady Broderick is visiting Miss Eleanor Connolly while in Washington for the wedding. She will leave shortly after the event for Cape Cod to visit her sister, Mrs. Frederick Tabor, and will sail August 15 to return to her home in Dublin, | Ireland. | The luncheon will be only for im- | mediate relatives of the two families. Mrs. Rowland will entertain at a tea on Sunday from 4 to 7 o'clock to see the wedding gifts. Lady Broderick, was the guest of | honor at luncheon yesterday of Mrs. | | Walter R. Tuckerman, who enter- | | tained at Pierre’s. 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Mr. and Mrs. Burke spent some time in Miami, where they were enter- tained by the branch of the Pan- American Union there. During their stay in Havana they were guests of Mr. Burke's cousin, Mr. Dayton Hedges, and Mrs. Hedges at Cayo Na 1a Rosa, their 5,000-acre estate, Residential ¥ (Continued From Third Page.) new home. At the end of the week they will leave for their camp at Upper Saranac Lake, in the Adiror- present home in New Orleans around the last of October. Mr. Thomas Bell Sweeney spent yesterday in Washington and will leave today for Bar Harbor to join Mrs. Sweeney in their Summer home there. Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney arrived Monday in New York aboard the Queen Mary after a visit in England and Mrs. Sweeney went at once to their Bar Harbor home. Mrs. Goodwin, wife of Judge Clar- ence Norton Goodwin, went to Phila- delphia yesterday for the sessions of the Democratic National Convention and joined Judge Goodwin, who went to the Quaker City earlier in the week. 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