Evening star., 1923-10-28
CHEVY CHASE.

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Mrs. Dorsey Griffith of Wilmington,
@Seel., is the house guest Of her par
SS.snts. Mr.. and Mrs, j. C. Bowen OF
street, for several weeks
< ~Mr. and Mrs" Edward Harding of
sss1ocelyn street are spending several
!, -ssYeeks in Plainfield, N ].
- Miss Sarah Baker. the daughter
4 Sf Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Baker.
sGSlzft Tuesday for New York city, and
agaailed Wednesday on the U. S. s.
shs m0nyHs w jon 1Hn MISS HssreSs susan
GENorris of Philadelphia, Pa. in Paris
issSHnd from there they will go. TO Flor
.ence. Italy, where they Will STUDY
Mslaainting for three months. In the
~-spring they will return to Paris ana
will study there for Ave months. MISS
e. Baker and Miss Norris are planning
" to visit relatives of the latter IN
Eenice Italy, and to spend Christmas
rSaa London.
~ MIR. and Mrs. Richard L. Lamb and
sa.their two daughters and Mr. Lambs $
\ Imother, formerly of University place,
r are now residing in their new nome
80 Miss Gertrude White. the daughter
N@-nf MIR, and Mrs. A. ]. White. enter
z: tained on Saturday evening. at a de-
u ltghtful Halloween party at ner nome
80 Mrs. Maddren. formerly of Chevy
- Chase. has returned to her home In
Vw.Galifornia, after spending seVerdi
weeks with friends here.
~ Miss Helena Dismukes of Atlanta
SEA, is the house guest of Miss Marina
SoSlcGehee, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. N. McGenee. for several
's.Meeks. Miss DismIkes as;s Is Is attending
T-sFMrs. John A. Logan and Miss Nellie
- Morgan Of Hatboro. Pa, are the house
y guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bronson
= of Mckinley street. Mr.. and Mrs. Bron-
Nr{1 1oxy nfpcr af
i.saSmusical in their honor. Mr.. Faulkes
~ of the Church of the Covenant and
~Mr. Cline Of the First Lutheran
Church sang several delightful solos.
Miss Barbara Hilreth of Boston,
- Mass, gave several lovely cello selec-
-s.sions Mrs. Sue Blandy, the accom-
:,spanist of the Rubinstein Club, ac-
,.rWmpanied.
.. On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
N>arank P. Wilcox of Kanawha street
sErtertained at a theater party at the
,~Belasco in honor of Mrs. Logan and
w1Niiss Morgan
MIR. and Mrs. Guy NJ. Mcdowell of
lsx0nnecticut avenue and Kirk street
'-shave returned from Ann Arbor. Mich.
Where they have been for several
ecNeekS
sssssfr. and Mrs. George Winchester
Stone of Cummings lane returned last
saturday from motor trip through
states.
A meeting of the directors of the
Eeedlework Guild was held on Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
. Vernon L. Hodges of West Kirk
> street.
Mr.. Andrew J. White of Sunny Hill
North Chevy Chase. has gone to New
YORK city to attend the radio con
Tention. and will later go to Philadel-
phia and Pittsburgh. Pa. on business.
., sidney and Gregory Prince of Wood
berry Forest Academy, woodberry
fha IL
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney r.
, Prince of Mckinley street
The handkerchief and towel COM
mttee for the bazaar of the Rector's
Church will meet on Monday morning
at 1880 o'clock at the>home of Mrs.
{ Richard Irwin on Ingomar street
sp,ddsu,ana Mr., and Mrs; George Lewis Of
.from Scranton. Pa. where they have
been spending a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Halfy of Liv-
kingston street left Saturday for New
York city, where they will visit for
"a week.
The Community Club of Chevy
.Chase gave delightful supper on
sFriday evening at the home of Mr..
sand Mrs. ]. H. Dynes on Cummings
slane
s Edward F. Calladay, student at
Princeton University. Is spending the
Aweek end with his parents, Mr. and
sMrs Edward F. Calladay of Northam-
ston street
: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H Hanger of
sMcKinley street entertained last eve
antng at delightful. dance at the
sManor Club
, The Chevy Chase Circle of the
sFlorence Crittenton Mission enter-
atained on Tuesday evening at q benefit
scard party at the home of Mr.. and
sMrs. William S. Corby at Chevy Chase
vcircle. After the game Mr.. Corby
:gave beautiful organ recital
Miss Emily Parks, the daughter of
-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick r. Parks of
sHesketh street, spent the week end
sas the house guest of Mrs. John WaHu
sgaman at her home. Wild Rose Lodge,
Annapolis, Md. Miss Parks was a
aguest at the luncheon given on Sun
sday by Admiral and Mrs. Wilson to
2the 'three-stripe men" of the United
Estates Naval Academy.
The social section of the Woman's