Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1936, Page 45

L SOCIETY. Chevy Chase Wedding Set Supper and Dance Party Mr. and Mrs. Deeds Entertain for Mr. Soyster. R. AND MRS. JOEN F. DEEDS were hosts at a buffet supper party and dance last evening in their house on Oliver street in compliment to Mr. Hale B. Eoyster. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Stabler, Mr. and Mrs. John DeWolf Northrup, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hewger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mur- phy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spratt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Barton, Mr. B. Mitchell, Mrs. Fred Sinclair and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Schwabrow. Mrs. Charles Lueck left Thursday by motor for Westfield, N. where she 15 the guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. C. Roland Bed- dows. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Wetzel left Priday for a 10-day motor trip to Asheville, N. C. Miss Edith Buck of Norfolk is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lew S. Mohler. Mrs. Mohler gave a lunch party ‘Tues- day in compliment to Miss Buck. Col. Donald H. Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer have returned from Pitts- burgh, where Col. Sawyer attended the Fall meeting of the American So- ciety of Civil Engineers. Mrs. C. E. Osborn of Hollis, Long Island, left Monday for her home after spending several months with her son- in-law and daughter, Col. and Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. O. W. Havens of Lakewood, N. J.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert ‘Hooper. Mrs. Hooper entertained at luncheon Wednesday at Olney Inn in compli- ment to Mrs. Havens. Mrs. Edward M. Reidy had lunch- N this city. MISS SPEAS COPPEDGE, Whose parents, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Coppedge of Nashville, N. C., announce her engagement to Mr. Thomas O. Webb also of Nashville. Mr. Webb is the son of Dr. and Mrs. T. D. Webb of The wedding will take place December 26 in Nashville, ing with her Thursday at the Col- lingwood Tea House Mrs. Havens. MIS. | company of 12 at luncheon Thursday John J. Widmeyer and Mrs. AIbCrt |y por pome on West Bradley lane. FHOODEE. were | Mrs. Addison H. Bowie left on Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley ) hosts at dinner, followed by bridge, day for New York City for a week’s Jast evening in their residence on ‘stay. Broad Branch road. The guests were| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clary have as Mr. and Mrs. James W. Butsch, Mr. | their guests Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. and Mrs. Harry Rinker and Mr. and | Young of Cape Cod, Mass., who are Mrs. Edward M. Reidy. en route to their Winter home in Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Dietrick gave | Florida. @ dinner and bridge party last eve-| urs E. H. Pitcher, with her son, ning. Mr. Paul Pitcher, left on Friday by Mrs. George N. Brown was hostess | motor for Pittsburgh, to be week end at luncheon and bridge Thursday, her | guests of Mrs. Henry Pennywitt and guests including Mrs. E. Elmer‘,key. Mrs, Charles Hill, B L B};,v::l,':f'j.xfil‘, rv | Mrs. Harry W. Walker of New York M b s - | Citg is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred- Edwin Kerr, Mrs. J. A. Chappalear and Mrs. Willard Camalier. | erick R. Parks. Mrs. Parks also has Mr. Andrew H. Brown of Cleveland | ¥ith ner her son-in-law and daugh- 4s spending the week end with his ter, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hall.. with mother. their children, Barton Hall and Blair Mrs, Don C. Dyer entertained at | Hall for several months. Juncheon and bridge Thursday, when | Mrs. Jeanette Kayhoe left yester- her guests were Mrs. Henry Shannon, | day for Bellefonte, Pa., to visit Miss Mrs. Lloyd Harrison, Mrs. Leon Grant, | H. H. Wagner. Mrs. James Doran, Mrs. Herbert| Mrs. Andrew Foggo entertained a Haller, Mrs. Horace Kilmer and Mrs.| company of eight at luncheon and C. F. Williams. | bridge Tuesday. Miss Edith Willlams is spending | npr and Mrs. Frank B. Bell were the week end with Mr. and Mrs. N. P. |y oo " at dinner and bridge last eve- Lioyd in Philadelphia. ! ning in compliment of Mrs. James H. Mrs. L. Pau} Winings enzer]‘_aincci Webb of New Haven, Conn. Harrisburg. Other guests included | Thatcher of Randolph Field, San An- Mrs. Sheridan Ferree, Mrs. C. Eubank, | toni0, Tex., are guests of Mrs. Thatch- Mrs, E. N. Stephenson, Mrs. James G. | &F'S barents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Cross and Mrs. Minnie Kinsley. ‘Brooks. Mrs. William W. Smith was hostess| Mrs. Stephen B. Fuller entertained at supper and bridge Thursday eve- | at luncheon and bridge Monday, when ning in compliment to her sister, Mrs. | her guests were Mrs. Clara A. Hoak Schuyler Phillips of New York City, of Harrisburg, Mrs. E. N. Stephen- who is her house guest. | son, Mrs. Minnie B. Kinsley of Iowa, Mrs. John E. Benton will entertain Mrs. John E. Benton, Mrs. Guy Baker & company of eight at luncheon and | Stephenson, Mrs. John I. Lauritzen bridge tomorrow. | and Mrs. L. Paul Winings. Mrs. H. E. Burton of Albany, N. Y.,! Mrs. J. V. Burbank of Richmond s visiting her son and daughter-in-|is the guest of her son-in-law and law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Burton. | daugnter, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mrs. John Imirie entertained & . Cross. Gold Stripe “Adjustables” only at Jelleff's! Two convenient neighborhood shops—1721 Conn. Ave. near S St.'and 3409—op- posite Newark St. 1214-1220 F STRESY THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. OCTOBER 25. 1936—PART THREE. for December —Brooks Photo. TDebutantes 'And Brides Hold Interest, ;Many Parties for Members of Younger | ‘ Set Planned. (Continued From First Page.) | James, who is to be best man at the | wedding. | Members of Younger Set | Costume Minded This Week. Members of the younger set will |express in a most amusing fashion their pet aversions when they attend the dance to be given Wednesday | | evening at White House, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Richard- son in Fairfax, Va. The party is being arranged by a group of debu-| | tantes and post buds, with the co-op- | | eration of Mrs. Neitah King who leAds | |a helpful hand to s0 many delight- | tully successful parties in the Capital. | The guests will wear costumes to por- | tray the person or subject which | “bores” them the most. | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Watson will entertain at a cocktail party before the “tacky” ball. Dr. and Mrs. | J. C. Barkley of Philadelphia are to| be their honor guests. | With two fancy dress parties this | week, the one at White House and the | ignla tacky ball Saturday, the young \peopla are decidedly *costume minded” at the moment Out-of-Doors Dinner Party In Bethesda Mr. and Mrs. H. War- field Ross to Enter- tain Thursday. R. AND MRS. H. WARFIELD ROSS will entertain about 50 guests at a steak roast and outdoor party Thursday at their home, on Grosvenor lane, in Bethesda, in honor of their niece, Miss Margaret Berry. Dinner will be served around the outdoor fireplace in the pine grove back of the Ross home, after which the guests will spend the evening dancing. Guests at the party will be school friends of Miss Berry, who is a student at George Washington University. Mr. and Mrs. Ross were hosts to about 150 guests at a barbecue sup- per Saturday, October 17. Those at- tending the barbecue were members of Sigma Chi Fraternity, of which Mr. Ross is a member. Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Corby of Bethesda and Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor Chewning of Edgemoor spent Wednes- day in Ogontz, Pa, where they at- tended the dedication ceremonies in connection with the presentation of an organ, the gift of Mr. Corby to Ogontz School for Girls. Mr. Corby’s daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Corby, is a graduate of Ogontz School in the class of 1936 and Miss Virginia Chewning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chewning, entered the school Fall as a first-year student. Mr. and Mrs. Corby Wednesday night. Chewning left Ogontz morning for a short motor trip through the New England States be- fore returning to Edgemoor. The horse show at the Meadow- brook Club has brought a number of visitors to the homes in the Bethesda neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam G. Hill of River road have with them for the Mr. and Mrs. week end Mrs, James Keith and her | this | returned to Bethesda| Thursday | visit of several weeks with Mrs. C. O. Frisble. Mrs. Prizzell is a former resi- dent of Chicago. Miss Joan Doyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Doyle of Edge- moor, spent last week end with Miss Janet Grubb in Newark, Del. Miss Grubb, who is a student at the Uni- versity of Delaware, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Grubb, who were residents of Edgemoor until Mr. Grubb went t® Newark in May to be- come manager for the university, Mrs. W. A. Ough, who spent the Summer with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E. Swigart, has returned to her home in Cali- fornia. Mrs. Ough is a former resi- dent of Somerset, having lived there before moving to Sacramento about 14 years ago. En route to Sacramento, she stopped for a week’s visit with her niece, Dr. Margaret Swigart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Swigart, who is now connected with the Children's Hospital in Monterey, Calif. Dr. and Mrs. V. L. Ellicott of Edge- moor are in New Orleans, La., for two weeks while Dr. Ellicott, who is health officer for-Montgomery County, is attending a medical society meeting. Dr. and Mrs. Ellicott expect to return | Saturday. Mrs. Arlington Comstock enter- tained a small group at a bridge party Monday night at her home in Edge- moor, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mohler have with them at their home in mother, Mrs. J. Rupert Mohler of Grottoes, Va. Mrs. Mohler will re- main in Chevy Chase for several weeks, Miss Emily Bogley of Friendship | Heights was hostess at a dinner party Monday evening, when she enter- | tained in honor of her mother, Mrs. | 8. Walter Bogley, who celebrated her | birthday anniversary. In addition to her parents, Miss Bogley's guests in- cluded Mrs. Albert Houghton, Mrs. | Annie Bogley, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs, James Dulin, FOR daughter, Miss Ellie Wood of Char-| lottesville, Va, L. Kuykendall of Chevy Chase Gar- dens have as their guest for the dura- tion of the show Mr. Brent Raleigh of Upperville, Va. Miss Ann Hagner | of Bethesda, who is attending Ar- lington Hall, in Alexandria, Va, is at home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Fadeley of Edgemoor, Mr. and Mrs. P. Larmour Oyster of Bethesda and Mr. Tom Mott are among the members of the Redland Hunt Club who attended the | dinner given for the visiting riders last night at the Carlton Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. William N. Wood of Chevy Chase Terrace had as their guests during the early part of the week, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson of Sharples, Va., whose son, Mr. Albert Wilson, jr., played with the Yale team at the Yale-Navy foot ball game Sat- urday, October 17. Miss Beverly Wil- son, a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wil- son, who is in St. Margaret's School for Girls, Tappahannock, Va., was also | 'a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wood over the week end. Mrs. Lillian Childs, who has been in Chautaugua, N. Y. since the latter | part of May, has returned o Somerset, where she will spend the Winter with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marquis W. Childs Mrs. Sara K. Frizzell of Chev: Chase Gardens is in Chicago for a Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry‘ Chevy Chase Terrace Mr. Mohler’s | Cyril | jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Bogley. Mr. and Mrs, Norman B. Ames en- tertained 15 guests at- an evening party Wednesday at their home in Westmoreland Hills, Mrs. Marquis W. 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