Evening star., 1926-03-28
Luncheons and Teas,
Bridge and Dinners
Chevy Chase Program
Club Meetings Also Feature
Weeks Activiities-Y. w.
C. A. Chapter Names Com
mittiees to Plan Bazaar.

Mrs James {. Adkins and her
daughter Elizabeth nave returned to
their home after spending five weeks
visiting friends and relatives in Rock
/ port. Mass: Cambridge Mass, and
Scarsdale. y. y.
The social section Of the Woman 8
club of Chevy Chase entertained at
cards and supper on Tuesday evening
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Penz Wilcox ON Meadow Lane.
Mrs Carl Corley entertained at the
first of q series of bridge teas Tuesday
=, her home
The Rector's Aid Society of All
Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
met Tuesday morning in the kingan
chapel. Luncheon was served at the
close of the meeting.
Miss Mary Nolkhardt who has been
the house guest for several weeks of
Miss Anne Pollard at her home on
Mckinley street. has returned to her
home on Staten Island, \. Y.
The executive committee of the
Chevy Chase Chapter of the Young
Woman's Christian Association met
Wednesday morning at the nome OF
The chairman. Mrs. Frank NJ. Hoadley,
on West <irlle street. The commit
tees were appointed for the annual
bazaar which will be held in the
Autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Holbrook enter
tanned at dinner and bridge Saturday
evening at their home on Morrison
street.
Mrs. Thomas F. Keane has returned
TO her home on Military road after
spending the week III Atlantic City.
\. J.
Mrs. Thomas T. Robertson of West
Melrose street left Tuesday for Har.
pers Ferry. W. Va. where she has
gone on account of the illness of her
sister.
The dinner party given by the hus-
bands Of the members OF the music
section of the Woman's Club of Chevy
chase was heH Monday evening at the
Village Inn. \ very delightful mus
zeal program followed the dinner. The
selections were sylvia and l Passed
BY Your Window sung by Mr.. Klein;
q group of three songs, June Brought
the Roses. Three for Jack" and
MY Desire sung by Mr.. Arthur
Lamdin: Where My Caravan Has
: Rested" and THE World Is Waiting
: for the Sunrise" sung by Mr.. Frank
Evans and Mr.. Klein; Calling for
You" and Down in Derry" sung
. by Mr., Conrad; and ''Tress' and Pale
. Moon" sung by Mr.. Frank Evans.
& Pi6rson alternated at the piano. Dane
ing followed the musical program.
, Miss Clay Hite, q student of the
Robert Beech School, CatonSVille. Nd,
lis spending part of the Easter Vaca-
! tion with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
; Mrs. stephen Lyman Tabor. at their
: home on Chevy Chase Parkway. She
will leave Sunday for Pottsville. Pa.
where she will spend q week visiting
,.lo To Do
> The reading class of Chevy Chase
met Wednesday morning at the home
Of Mrs. o. c. Merrill on West Melrose
street. Mrs Stephen Lyman Tabor
. gave a review of the autobiography
: 'RecolleCtions of a Happy Life by
Maurice Francis Egan.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank PenZ Wilcox
entertained at dinner on Friday eve
: ming at their home on Meadow lane
and subsequently invited their guests
TO the card party at the Congressional
Country Club given by the Chevy
Chase Chapter of the Florence Critten-
:. ton Mission.
= Mr. and Mrs. Arthur May Of Jocelyn
street have gone to Europe where
they will travel for several months
Mr.. Bradford Stone. a student Of
Dartmouth College. will return To
Chevy Chase Monday TO spend the
Easter vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winchester
Stone, at their home on Cummings
lane.
, Mrs. J. n. Dynes and Mrs. G.. A.
Birch entertained the members of the
, Community Club Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Oynes on Cum
mings lane.
Mrs. r. E. Duzzaird of East Orange.
y. j., is the house guest of her
brotherin-l and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Baukhage. at their home
on Connecticut avenue.
Miss Maud Syvret, head of the
French department of Wilson ColesH.
will arrive Monday to spend a week as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Winchester Stone at their home on
Cummings lane.
Shanghais municipal council has
limited the weight of loads Of motor
. trucks TO 5000 instead of 10000
pounds as before. and this has
caused jump in motor freight
rates.