Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 26

THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. .C., THURSDAY, SEPTESMBER. 30, 193 Secial Notes Nearby Sections (Continued From Third Page. ) surprise party by 20 of her friends att the home of her parents, Prof. and Mrs. Charles L. Stone. Miss Stone graduated from the ‘Washington Missionary College last Juné and received her bachelor of arts degree. Dr. Wendell E. Mahlin of River- dale has returned from Vassar, Mich,, | where he visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahlin. He was accom- panied by his young son, Junior. Miss Edith Meredith, daughter of former City Councilman and Mrs. Robert C. Meredith of Hyattsville, Mg, is attendin, the triennial ses- sion of the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at In- dianapolis. Mr. H. H. Lyon and his father, Mr. ‘W, C. Lyon of Hyattsville, Md., have left for Boston. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Luman‘ of Hyattsville. d., have rnturncd! from a visit with relatives in Ken- | Mrs. McCormick and I Daughter Return. Mrs. M. Tyler McCormick and her daughter, Miss Mary Tyler McCor~ mick. returned to the Capital Tuesday from Philadelphia, where Miss Mc- Cormick was a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Rose Marie de Foix Edmunds, daughter of Mrs. Gustave A. Heckscher of Strafford, Pa., and Mr. Burnham Grosevenor Chapman, son of Mrs. Georgz McMurtrie Godley of Greenwich, Conn.,, which took place WaltersGrandparents ‘The First Assistant Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Theodore A. Walters are proud grandparents, a son having been born to their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Walters of Bolse, Idaho, and a daughter to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coker of Hartsville, 8. C. Mrs. Coker was formerly Miss Lois Walters. . Diplomat Returns. ‘The secretary of the Finnish Le- gation, Dr. von Numers, who has been in his native land on leave, arrived in New York today on the Batory and will come to Washington to resume his duties in a few days. Hostess Today. * Miss Marion Durbow Venable will entertain this afternoon at a cocktail party in her studio apartment at 1519 Connecticut avenue. Sailing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle W. Sharpe will leave for New York tomorrow and will sail Saturday for Puerto Rico | where they will spend & fortnight. . . se Visiting at Resort. Former and Mrs. Ogden L, Mills arrived at Hot Springs yesterday, will stop for several days. Becretary of the Treasury | where they | tucky. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton E. Eldx'ldnel of ; Detroit, Mich., are arriving today | in' Silver Spring, Md. to spend two ‘wdeks with Mrs. Eldridge’s sister, Mrs. | Georgg A, Hood, and Mr. Hood at their home on Dale drive. iir. and Mrs. Theodore Proctor have moved from Seven Oaks, Silver Spring, | Md, and have taken a house at Burnt Mills. | Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ballard have returned to their home in Wynne- ‘wood Park, Md., fzom Columbus, Ohio, where they attended the foot ball game between Ohio State and Texas | Christian University, Fort Worth, | Tex., the latter place being their for- mer home. Their daughter, Miss Jean Ballard, will enter National Park College, in Forest Glen, Md, Thurs- Mrs. Ernest F. Klinge and Mrs. Leroy C. Leasure entertained at luncheon today at the former's home | in Wynnewood Park, Md. Mrs.| Klinge's daughter, Miss Edna Louise | Klinge, has ent the College of William and M: Williamsburg, Va. Miss Willie Kirk entertained at| dinner last evening in her home in Herndon, Va., in celebration of the birthday anniversary of her sister, | Miss Hazel Kirk of Herndon. | Mrs. Herman Lundberg has re- turned to her home in Herndon, Va, after a visit of several weeks with relatives in Franklin, Tenn. —— - | Trades Copper for Coal. | CHICAGO, September 30 () —E. A. ‘Toppsons found it quite a financial strain to pay his Winter coal bill in a lump sum, so he started saving pen- nies. That was a year ago. | Today he walked into a coal com- pany office, placed a 32-pound bag of | *‘coppers” on the counter and ordered | geven tons of coal. The pennies, 5,250 | of them, paid the bill. MISS FRANCES YOUNGBLOOD, who has sailed on the Europa for an extended tour in Europe. While abroad she will visit the United States Minister to Albania and Mrs. Hugh G. Grant, at the le- gation in Tirana. Miss Young- blood is editor of the National League of American Pen Women’s Magazine. —White Studio Photo. Saturday in the Church of the Re- deemer in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Invitations-Out. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes Mc- Neill have issued the invitations to the wedding reception of their daugh- ter, Frances Harrison, whose marriage to Mr. Joseph Davidson Easley takes place Saturday, October 16. 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