Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1940, Page 26

B—2 % Suburban Social Notes Mrs. Shannon Is Bridge Hostess at Arlington Village Mrs. Nelson Shannon was lunch- eon and bridge hostess today in her home in Arlington Village, Va Her guests were Mrs. Eugene Head, Mrs. William Reinhart, Mrs. Audrey Mrs. Audrey Edey, jr.; William Burns, Mrs. Alfred ner, Mrs. Frank Oliver, Mrs. Charles Olmstead, Mrs. Wilbur Olmstead, Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. Richard Graettum and Mrs.” Wil- liam Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Simcoe of Aurora Hills, Arlington, Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert William en- tertained 24 guests last evening at a dinner party at the Manor Coun- | try Club. Following the dinner,| motion pictures were shown that| were taken last year, when the hosts | and their guests were on a South | American tour. Mr. George M. Kernan of South | Orange, N. J, and Mr. Eugene! Sheridan of Maplewood, N. J., are week end guests in Fairfax, Va., of Miss Evelyn Chiles. Mrs. Charl Jones of Silver Spring, Md.. was hostess at 1unch-; eon and bridge yesterday. Mrs. H. D. Payson - Entertains Mrs. Harold Dabney Payson was hostess last evening at a buffet sup- per in honor of Mme. Marguerite Spiridovitch, concert artist, and Prince Burhaneddin, who is visiting here. Among the guests were Senator and Mrs. James A. Mead, the Agri- cultural Attache of the Spanish Em- bassy and Senora de Echegaray, Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Guy W. Castel and her son, Mr. Guy Castle; Lt. and Mrs. John Nolan, Countess Heiden, Miss Edith Miller, Mme. Marie Boborikine, Mr. Swen Lundgren and Miss Alice Disbrow. Princess Guest ! Princess Alexandra Kropotkin was | the honor guest for whom Mr] Joseph M. Murphy entertained at | dinner last evening at the Shoreham | Hotel. Mr. Murphy is director of | the Bureau of Public Relations at | Catholic ‘University. In the company were Mr, and Mrs. Prew Savoy, Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Emmett, Mr. Raymond Clapper, Mrs. Alva Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. Chapin Huntington. Women to Be Organized . In Unifed Jewish Appeal A women’s division of the United Jewish Appeal, an annual -drive to meet overseas and refugee assis'- ance needs, was to be organized here this afternoon at a meeting of representatives of Jewish women's groups throughout the city. The meeting was to be held at | 4812 Thirtieth place N.W., the home Mrs. William Beckwith of Chi-|of Mrs. Raphael Tourover, president cago has returned to her home fol- | of the Seaboard Region of Hadas- lowing a fortnight's visit as the|sah and one.co-chmrmen of the guest of Mrs. Anna Boal Wickes of | women’s division. Team captains Buenos Ayres Villa, Mount Ver-|and other key workers were to be non, Va. Mrs. Carlton Lee Stark-|selected at the session, with Mrs weather, who accompanied Mrs. Wickes on a South American tour ! last winter and who is now spend- | ing some time as Mrs. Wickes'| guest, will open her home, Hillcrest, in Occoquan, Va. the latter part of the month. Miss Margaret Ford and Miss Mary Hopkins of Norfolk will ar- rive today to be the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Beard in Fairfax, Va. Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. Beard will entertain at a small bridge party in compliment to their guests. Mrs. J. Walter Dudley of Takoma’ Park, Md., who is planning to leave | shortly on a cruise to Hawaii, was given a bon voyage luncheon yes-| terday at the Columbia Counv.r:," Club by a group of her friends. The Rev. John Kurtin Runkle, re- | cently instituted rector of historic PRohick Church in Fairfax County, Va.. and Mrs. Runkle, with their young sons. Peter and John, are now settled in the rectory. The Runkles’ former home was in Eastville, Va., where Mr. Runkle was rector of Hungar Parish. Prof. R. Deane Shure, noted com- poser, and Mrs. Shure, were hosts at their home in Takoma Park, Md., Wednesday night, entertaining members of the Washington Com- posers’ Club. Mrs. John Price of Grand View on the Potomac, Mount Vernon, Va., wife of Judge Price, has returned from New York, where she visited her son, Mr. Hugh Kabler. Miss Marjorie May Clapp, daugh- ter of Mrs. Harvey S. Clapp of Mount Vernon, Va., has been elected editor of the Bullet, the school paper of Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, Va. Miss Clapp wiil enter her junior year next fall. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cox of Cape Charles, Va., are visiting their son- In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Stenger, in Vienna, Va. MrsiDonaldson Will See Derby Mrs. Donaldson, widow of Maj. Gen. T. Q. Donaldson, U. S. A, ac- companied by her son, Capt. T. Q. Donaldson, U. S. A, will leave this evening for Lexington, Ky., to see the Kentucky Derby. They will re- turn Sunday and join Mrs. Donald- son, jr., at Fort Myer, where Capt. Donaldson is on duty. Mrs. Donaldson, sr., has been visiting Capt. and Mrs. Donaldson after spending much of the winter in the South. She will return to her New York apartment the end of next week and is remaining for a review of her book, recently pub- lished, which will be broadcast Sat- urday. The book is Mrs. Domald- son’s first effort and is the story of her travels and experiences. -\ /, \ / FINE FURS (deserve &nly the finest treatment —ond there- fore Copitol |Fur linsures its Batrons the superior\method of feed! COLD STORAGE Tourover being aided by Mrs. Wil- liam G. Ilich, the other co-chair- man. | Donations from 7,500 persons will be sought in the three-weck cam- paign which opens May 14. The appeal is part of a national pro- gram to heip refugee Jews in Europe and to find homes for refu- gees in Palestine, South America and elsewhere. More than 500 vol- | unteer. workers are expected to par- ticipate in the campaign for funds here under general supervision of Louis E. Spiegler, campaign direc- tor, and Rabbi Isadore Breslau and Morris Simon, co-chairmen. 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