Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1937, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT 0 D. FRIDAY JUNE 4, 1 In the Hunt Country BY NINA CARTER TABB. R. AND MRS. WILLIAM DOELLER entertained sev- eral hundred guests at their lovely place. Prospect Hill, on Wednesday night. The occasion was their 14th wedding anniversary and it was In & way & house warming, as it is the first large party the Doellers have given since building and mov- ing into the new Prospect Hill—the old brick house which was built by Chief Justice Marshall for one of his aons having been destroyed by fire & few years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Doeller spent some time in Hawaii recently and surprised their friends by giving a Hawaiian party. The guests, arriving at 8:30 o'clock, found on a large tray in the dressing rooms tiny envelopes with their names. Inside was the number of the table at which you were to sit This was to be an out-of-doors party, %0 you went out the side door into the brick-paved, curved arcade. Bill Doel- ler was standing there by a table piled high with leis of every color and kind of flower. As the ladies greeted him he placed a lei around each neck, always selecting a color to correspond to or mingle well with the gowns worn Lou Doeller stood farther down the line, looking stunning and wearing A | gown with a white silk background | covered with large flowers of pinkish | red. Around her neck was a bright | pink lei | The back lawn and gardens were softly 1t with Hawaiian lights and after cocktails had been passed among us, we walked down to where dinner was (o be. Here you found the most marvelous scene—the large brick man- sion stood as a back ground and be- low it_on a terrace, was a platfo™m for dancing, decorated with flowers and greens. On below was a lovely pool or natural lake, around which curved a | long pergola made just as they are in | Hawaii. Tables beneath this bower of | green palm leaves, Southern smilax and other green foliage had as covers | large green banana leaves. | HAWAIIAN orchestra played un- James W. Laws of the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School is keenly interested in hammered wares. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. pewter tray during class. Laws of 6607 Potomac drive, Stabler. son of Mr. and Mrs Chevy Chase High School. Delphian Society To Give Luncheon! Among those subscribing to the Delphian Society luncheon tomorrow, to be held at the Raleigh Hotel at 2 o'clock, is Mrs. Milton Roe Sabin, a Delphian from Tulsa, Okla., presi- He is shown making a Brookmont. Tomorrow: Hugh H. B. Stabler, at the Bethesda- -—-Star Staff Photo. | Mrs. Cobb Hostess. Mrs. Judson Cobb will give a garden party tomorrow in honor of the Wash- irgton Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Omicron National Sorority. After a luncheon the guests will motor to Ash Grove, in Washington, | Beta | Many Reservations Made for Play Reservations for both nights of the performance of “Love’s Labor Lost” Tuesday and Wednesday of next week in the garden of Alva Belmont House are coming in rapidly to the com- mittee in charge of tickets for the play, which will be preceded by an informal supper at 6:30 o'clock. Among those who have made res- ervations for the first night of the play are Mrs. William Boyd Cralg, Mrs. Ada H. Cole, Miss Laura Ber- rien, Mrs. Eda C. Frost, Miss Jennie Grady, Miss N. B. Hawkins, Mrs. J. W. Holcombe, Mrs. Homer Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Leander McCormick- Goodhart, Mrs, B. C. McCue, Miss Eunice R. Porter and Mrs. Ola Saug- stad, Mrs. Lois Babcock is in charge of tickets, assisted by Miss Mabel Van Dyke, Miss Mildred Curran and oth- ! ers. Tickets are also available at the Willard, the Mayflower and the A A. A. Ticket Bureau. Employer Particular. RALEIGH, N. C. (#).—The Btate Employment Service has a job for a | cook born in January, and has been unable to fill it. An employer says that to her certain knowledge from past experience, persons born in Jan- uary make much better domestic servants and are blessed and tempered with much sweeter dispositions than those who are born during other| months. . Our Fourth Floor Hits Three High C’s COOL CRISP A UNMISTAKABLY THE SEASON IS ON... FCR SUMMER'S COOL IMMACULATE WHITE DYNAMIC SANDALS der a Hawaiian tent, a Hawaiian | dent of the Home Owners’ Association girl in native costume sang those | of Oklahoma, who is visiting in haunting island songs and danced 1‘Wmsmnzmn in the interest of her Place cards had tiny palm trees and | organization Hawaiian huts on them and the menu Others subscribing include Mrs cards were printed ¥ Hawaifan names. | Thomas G. Law, Mrs. Annabel Brooke, The girls. sitting at the tables With | Mrs. Ployd B. Olcott, Mrs. A. H the brightly colored leis around their | Norton, Mrs. E. Wade Ball, Mrs necks and shoulders, looked fascinat- | prank K. Boal, Mrs. L. W. Ink, Mrs ing. You felt you were in another s (_JOL“RFUL 7 935 10.9.) Harris’ are sympathetic to your summer needs from the moment you enter the door of the historical home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sherman, Mrs. Cobb's parents. | The house, located at McLean, is one of the oldest in Virginia and has been | in the Sherman family for several generations. The new addition was bullt in 1790 by Lord Thomas Fairfax world As we sat surounded by all this beauty. sipping champagne and eat- ing delicious food, there were rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightning, bui we hoped and thought the storm would pass. Just as dessert was be- ing served, however, down came the | rain so suddenly that every one Rox} wel as they ran for cover. As water | poured through the beautiful Rreen | T00f of the pergola, some of the guests jumped beneath the large. round tables. It rained on. so they, too, had 0 run for the house The piano was moved into the house. the ladies rearanged their wet hair and thin gowns were soon dr: ing as dancing began to the strains of Meyer Davis' music in one enor- mous room and the Hawaiian or- chestra in another. One terible crash of thunder and flash of lightning. and every light in the house went out | riment, and the the house lit by candlelight. The bar | was moved into one end of the hall, | and in the stone room coffee and food | were served all evening The many guests proved how much | they appreciated this wonderfully ar- ranged party by staying until broad | daylight and leaving even then maost reluctantly | legal JSor;)r:ity ] Holds Garden Party The four chapters of Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority of Washington, under the jurisdiction of the dean of Provinee 2, Miss Marguerite Rawalt, will hold & joint silver tea and garden party at Rixey's Mansion, located on Glebe road near the Washington Golf and Country Club in Arlington County, tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock Among the prominent members of Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority who will be presentare Judge Ellen K. Raedy of the Municipal Court of the Dis- frict of Columbia: Miss Elizabeth F. | Reed. chairman of the Board of Di- | rectors of the sorority; Mrs. Elizabeth | M. Cox, the sorority'’s custodian | of the ritual: Miss Beatrice A. Cleph- Ane, associate editor of Kappa Beta Pi Quarterly, and former president of the Women's Bar Association of the | District of Columbia, | ‘The committee in charge of arrange- | ments is headed by Miss Marguerite | Rawalt, the province dean. Other | members of the committee are Miss Addie Hughes, Miss Norma Windsor, Miss Ruth Cleveland and Miss Helen Goodner. Miss Rohe‘rts' Wed To Mr. Bogley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Roberts of Chevy Chase announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Miss Cornelia Roberts, to Mr. S. Walter Bogley, jr., of Friendship Heights, Md. Their marriage took place Friday, May 28, in 8t. John’s Church, Bethesda, with the Rev. Joseph E. Williams, rector of the church, officiating Mr. and Mrs. Bogley are at home 2t 3308 McKinley street, Chevy Chase, D.cC. . protection! OCLEANING O REMODELENG ® AND STORING Maximum protection at minimum cost. . Phane National 1T :: for Bonded Messanger . - |T. R. Hall Mrs. W. C. Welburn, Mrs. Phila Max- well. Miss Gertrude Upton, Mrs. F. X. Johnson, Miss Iva M Miss Grace Meyers, Mrs. Harry James, Mrs. Guy Mason, Mrs. Frances Gutelius Smith, Mrs. Clyde De Bin- der, Mrs. J. K. Freiot, Mrs W. Howard and Mrs. A. B. Manly. A reception will be held at o'clock in the blue room, general chairman, Mrs. Evelyn Bright Buckley, will receive with the presi- | dents of the 10 local chapters Buckley will present the guests of honor, Mrs. Myrtle U. Hargrave, Mrs Edith Roberts, both of New York, and Miss Pauline E. Oak, dramatic en- tertainer, who will give a series of Mrs. 130 when the | Walter Greenleaf, o Menefee, | Air- Conditioned For Doncing To Santmyer’s Music At Wardman Robert | | character sketches in costume. Park Hotel Dancing from 10 Langley “Steam™ Plane. In 1895 Samuel P. Langley built & But all was mer- | steam-power airplane that flew for six Doellers soon had | seconds. CUSTARD Cooling! Refreshing! Pure fresh cream, country eggs, ond flo- vored with tangy, fresh fruit lemons. 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