Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1936, Page 28

B—4 Maryland And Virginia In the News| (Continued From Third Page.) | ey Laycock, clerk of the court of the | eounty; Mr. Freeland Chew, member | of the County Board; Mr. and Mrs. | J. Maynard Magruder, Mr. J. O. Burks, manager of the Virginia Public | Bervice Co. and Mrs. Burks; Mr.| Thomas Kelleher, prasident of the Colorado State Society, and Mrs. Kelleher; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jon Mr. Austin Donovan of Fairfax; Miss | Vi Cummings, secretary to Senator Byrd; Sheriff Howard B. Fields, Mr. Arthur C. Stickley, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. A. Biazzi, parents of the host and hostess respectively. Mrs. Astley Cooper of Warrenton gave a large luncheon Saturday in honor of her daughters, Mrs. William D. Whittle of Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. Arthur Mackerness of Petersfield, Eng- land, and her son-in-law, Mr. Macker- ness. Miss Landon Hicks entertained | at tea Thursday afternoon for her | cousins, Mrs. Whittle and Mrs. Mackerness, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Lam- oureux have as their house guests, Mr. Lamouruex’ mother, Mrs. A, J. Lam- oureux of Williamsburg, Va., and Miss Natalie Tate of Auburn, Ala. Mrs. Beecher B. Walters entertained at tea yesterday afternoon, her guests, including Mrs. John H. Elvin, Mrs. Julian M. Howe, Mrs. Albert E. Mar- land, Mrs. Robert Price, Mrs. John E. Thompson, Mrs. Lyman B. Tibbits, Mrs. Thornton Woodall and Mrs. John R. Lloyd. ‘The Rev. Coleman Lamb, who spent & few days with the Rev. Russell J. Urquhart in Fairfax, returned Tues- day to Crozier Baptist Seminary in { Ferguson, Mrs. Willls McGlincy, Mrs. SOCIETY. her ‘parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. O. Grove. e Mrs. Frederick W. Robinson and her small daughter, Elizabeth Robin- son, of Herndon, Va. left yesterday for a three-week visit with relatives in Charleston, S. C., and Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. George Ramsey Bready and Mrs. Russell Allen Lynn were host- esses at an informal tea Tuesday afternoon at the former's home, Ed- wardstone, at Herndon, Va. The tea | table, which had a centerpiece of Fall | flowers, was presided over by Mrs. | Lynn and Mrs. Harry Bready. The tea was held following the meeting of the Herndon Home Interest Garden Club, when Mrs. Cassius M. Lawrence, president, gave an interesting address on landscaping. Their guests included | Mrs. Calvin Kidwell, Mrs, J. L, Nach- man, Mrs. Willlam Meyer, Mrs. Roscoe | Crippen, Mrs. Richard McMillen, Mrs. Maurice A. Yount, Miss Maud Yount, Mrs. C. M. Lawrence, Mrs. James Cockerille, Mrs. George F, Buell, Mrs. R. E. Lowe, Mrs. Raymond N. Wrenn, Miss Estelle Holden, Miss Bertha Z. L. McMillen, Mrs. Allen H. Kirk, Mrs. Henry Piggott, Mrs. Bentley Harrison, Mrs, Harry Bready, Mrs. Bernard Poole, Mrs. Frederick W.| Robinson, Mrs. Herry Middleton and Mrs. Mary A. Hutchison. SWIM for HEAL ADULTS, 40c CHILDREN, 25¢ Includes Towel and Locker INSTRUCTION 6 Lessons, $5.00 Individual Instruction LILLIAN CANNON English Channel Swimmer AMBASSADOR SWIMMING POOL Chester, Pa. The Rev. P. F. Bicknell and his daughter, Miss Leona Bicknell of Bouth Lancaster, Mass., are spending a few days in Takoma Park as guests of Rev. Bicknell's daughter and her husband, Rev. and Mrs. Sidney E. Norton of Vineland, Va. They will also visit Mr. and Mrs. Millward C. ‘Taft, who with their son, Mr. Robert Taft, have returned to their home in Takoma Park after spending a few days with Mrs. Taft's sister, Mrs. I M. Martin, at her home in Higganun, Mass. | Mr. and Mrs. Cleo E. Morrison en- tertained at dinner Tuesday evening | in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mr. Morrison's mother, Mrs. Harvey A. Morrison, at their home in Takcma Park. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Webster entertained at dinner Tuesday for Capt. and Mrs. Fred E. Leister of St. Fetersburg, Fla., who were their house guests. Mrs. Webster also entertained | at a luncheon for Mrs. Leister. Dr. M. P. Adkerson, who is in charge of dental work in the Fairfax County schools, will leave Friday to spend the week end in Richmond, | with relatives. | Mrs. Walter T. Oliver, jr., of Fair- fax, Va, left today for Roanoke, where she will spend some time with ' CAPITOL FUR SHOP e« 1208 G ST. Exceptional. SAVINGS throughout our Fine Stock of Capitol Quality Garments Persian Lamb Beautiful, lustrous skins. Great variety of swagger, fitted and princess styles. Four Ways to Pay ... A Deposit Reserves Your Selection! | NEW FASHION /| IN COMFORT MARIETTA Black or Brown Kid Women are continually amazed that such comfortable shoes can besogood-looking. Dropintoday. STACH'’S FOOT HEALTH HEADQUARTERS GROUND GRIPPER, PHYSICAL CUL- TURE, DR. KAHLER ond CANTILEVER SHOES. 523 11th ST. N.W. ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1936. Sunflower Lunch Today at Mayflower The sunflower luncheon arranged by the woman's division of the Landon- Knox Campaign Club at 1413 H street is being held today at the Mayflower. Mrs. Worthington Scranton of Penn- sylvcnia, vice chairman for the Eastern division of the Republican National Committee, is one of the speakers sharing honors with the former United States Ambassador to Chile, Mr. Willlam 8. Culbertson, and Mr. H. L. McCormick. Seated at the speakers’ table with them are Mrs. Culbertson and Mrs. McCormick and the “big train” of base ball, Walter Johnson, - who will address a few words to the gathering of about 200. Others at the speakers’ table are Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Colladay, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkes, Mrs. Virginia ‘White Speel, Mrs. Frank W. Mondell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lesh and Mr. Bradford Swope. Among those who took tables and have guests with them at the lunch are Mrs. S. Wallace Dempgey, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman and Miss Daisy Prentice. |Mrs. Harrison Guest. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, widow of former President Harrison, was the guest of honor at’ juncheon today of the new Netherland Chapter of the N. 8. D. A. R. 't the Shelton Hotel in New York City. Mrs. Harrison's aunt, Caroline Scott Harrison, who was the first Mrs. Benjamin Harrison and died in the White House, was the first president general of the N. 8. D. A. R. The widow of the former President was a frequent visitor at the White House during his administration and married him two years after the close of his administration. Mrs. Joseph Madison Carlisle is regent of the chapter and will preside at the luncheon. Mrs. Whitney Hostess At Tea Yesterday ‘The Wells College Club of Wash- ington met at tea at the home of Mrs. George G. Whitney, 3013 Forty- fourth place, Wesley Heights, Tues- day afternoon. 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