Evening star., 1929-11-17
D. A. r. Chapter Host
At Charming Function
Honorins New Members
Tea Given in Home of
Regent at Cherrydale.
Special Society News From
Arlington County.

The Francis Wallis Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Of Its new and prospective members
and the Thomas Nelson Chapter Of
Clarendon at "Ellenwood," the home OF
its regent. Mrs. ThomCs S. Wallis.
In Cherrydale, Sunday afternoon from
3 to 8 o'clock. The large living room was
profusely decorated with lavender
chrySanthemums and q CHEEKY fire in
Yellow chrysanthemums formed the
decorations in the dining room and
filled the Silver basket in the center
Of the beautifully appointed table.
The officers of the chapter received
the guests and introduced the new
members, DR.. Frances Moon Butts, Mrs,
Hugh Irish and Miss Anne Campbell
Davis and the four prospective men,
bers, Miss Parker, Miss Triplett, Mrs.
Bradley and Miss Juno.
Mrs. Olaf SaugStad. vice regent; Mrs
Edna NJ. Unruh, Mrs. Wormald Mrs.
Roe and Miss Penfield assisted the
regent in receiving. The musical pro-
gram was given by Miss Mary Hale of
Arlington Hall, who has a soprano voice
of lovely quality, with Miss katherine
Thornberry at the piano.
DR.. Frances Butts Gives Talk
Describing Her Trip Abroad.
The regent introduced the speaker Of
the afternoon. Dr. Frances Moon Butts
who as chairman of the committee on
commercial education was sent to Ge-
neva last Summer because Of her ex-
tenSive research on this subject. She
talked delightfully."- of her trip and of
many amusing incidents throughout the
journey, and Of her work at Geneva
and At Rotterdam, and OF the many
places she had visited in Holland,
among them the towns of Leyden
where Pilgrims found refuge, and the
old church where they held services
prior to their voyage to their new home
IN America. She brought reproduc-
tions by Dutch masters and viswS of
many places Of interest to illustrate
her address, which was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
The closing number on the program
was an interpretive dance given in cos
tune by little Edna Lee Unruh of the
c. A. r., which was full of grace and
technical skill. Dainty refreshments
were served. Mrs. Pegram presiding at
the tea service and Mrs. Wormald at
the coffee urn. Assisting them were
the younger members of the chapter
About so guests enjoyed the hospitality.
Is Formally Announced.
DR.. and Mrs. Orlando Ducker Of
Washington announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Carolyn Porter, to Mr..
George Elmore DeVaughan, jr.. of Lyon
village, an event of November 3. The
bride was a former student Of Gunston
Hall
Mrs. Oscar McCullen Of Lyon VIII
lage, spent several days this week in
Braddock Heights. Md.
Mrs. Charles b. Munson Of Arlington
Is spending the week end with her
daughter, Miss Lucy Mlinson, who Is
attending William and Mary College, at
Williamsburg. sE
Miss Virginia Green Of Clarendon en-
tertained the Chi Delta Gamma Sor-
ority in her home yesterday afternoon
with luncheon followed by bridge.
Miss Eleanor Alexander Of Clarendon
was hostess Friday evening to the
Girls Friendly Society Of st. Georges
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Robert Nelson Anderson Of Lyon
Village entertained at luncheon and
bridge Friday, Her guests were Mrs.
Dwight Gait and Mrs. James W. Rogers
Of Hyattsville Mrs. Guy Lattmer ana
Mrs. George Smith of Washington and
Mrs. Amos C. Crounse, Mrs. Henry
Young and Mrs. Dallas M. Grady OF
Lyon Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos C. Crounse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas M. Grady OF Lyon
Village were the guests OF Mr.. Vincent
MacGonnigle of Boston, Mass. at a
theater party Thursday evening.
Women's Club to Preside,
A. "Husbands' Party"
The Womens Club Of Lyon Village
are TO entertain at a. Husbands Party"
wednesday evening in the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde z. Leighty.
Miss Myrla .wayland of Lyon Village
was hostess at delightful bridge party
in her home Thursday evening. In the
company were Miss George Rucker,
Miss Margaret Rees. Miss Elizabeth
Rees, Miss Winifred Gun, Miss Louise
Friess, Miss Florence Leighty. Miss
Agnes Butterworth, Miss Louise Sp1re,
Miss Dorothy Wayland. Miss Martha
Steele and Mrs. Guy Birdsall
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ashton OF Wasn-
inKton are visiting Mrs. Ashton s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Raymond,
Mrs, Leroy Zile Of Ashton was hostess
in her home Friday evening. to the
Harmony Circle Of the Clarendon
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Vicroy Of Claren-
don have as their week end guests their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert v. Howard. and Mrs. Marth +.
Howard of Pittsburgh.
Mrs Harold Terrell OF Clarendon en-
tertained a number OF members OF 81.
Georges Episcopal Church wednesday
evening. The company included Mrs.
Varnum Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Percy
Oliver, Mrs. e. Wade Ball, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer A. Dougall Mrs. william B.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X
Kloman, Mrs. W J. Anderson, Mrs.
r. W. Comstock. Miss Nellie Anderson,
Miss Laura Jacobs. Miss Emma Jacobs,
Mrs c. D. Crist Mrs Louis L. Hastings,
the Rev. Henry J. Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth
W. Pitkin, Mrs. William Friess. Miss
Helen Smith and Mr.. Harold Terrell.
Mrs. Trone EntertainS
In Honor Of Daughter.
Mrs. Ruth w. Trone of Clarendon
gave a lovely party yesterday afternoon
in honor of her daughter Rosemary's
sixth birthday anniversary. Numerous
games and delicious refreshments were
enjoyed by the small guests, including
Hester WEIGH, Courtney Welch, Cath
crime Crist, Frances O'Brien, Mary Vir-
ginia O'Brien, Ellstace Waller, Justin
D'Anton. jr.;' Ann Fox. Robert Swort-
Eel. Dorothy Stewart, william Stewart
Catherine Comstock, Reginald Com
SJOCk, MaTBeFy WcdNcIs Aucl TOlIcI
and Dorothy Crist.
Mrs. o. L. Evenson had with hel
Monday afternoon the Ashton Heights
Sewing Circle
Mrs Frank T. Stone of Clarendon
will leave Tuesday for New York City
where she will visit her sister. Mrs. M
Caddy. DR.. Stone will leave tomorrow
for business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Robert w. Marshall of Igor
Village returned home this week aftel
spending some weeks with Mr.. Mar
ehall's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ben Mar