Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-17

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Robert Dodge Hagner, Mrs E. P. Able,
Mrs. z. H. Hartnett, Mrs. N. F. Rahner.
Mrs. e. B. Morris, Mrs. ]. Frederick
Imirie, Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson. jr. /;
Mrs oliver Owen Kuhn, Mrs. Campbell
Olinhant. Mrs. J. j. Miller, Mrs. John
A. Fleming and Mrs Charles Moore.
Guests motoring out from town will
find IT, most convenient to follow the
Rockville pike to its intersection with
Grosvenor lane. where they will turn
left to the estate. Those coming by
trolley should take the Rockville car,
get off at GroSvenor lane and turn left
to Wild Acres.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam was the
honor guest at the banquet of Chi
Sigma Sorority Saturday evening, which
brought 10 close It's annual con-
vention at the Mayfiower Hotel The
newly appointed officers present were !;
Miss Anne Knouse of Washington, ma
tional president; Mrs. Evelyn Steers OF
washington. national vice president;
Miss Kathleen Stinson of Little Rock,
Ark. second national vice president;
Miss Marie Fitzgerald of Washington.
national recording secretary; Miss Ruth
Kahn of Washington. national CORE
spending secretary: Miss Helen Mauger
Of Washington, national treasurer, and
Miss Lucille Jones OF Washington, ma
tional adviser. Miss Anne knouSe. ma
tional president, acted as toastmlstress.
There were number of out-of-toW
guests present, and the banquet was
followed by dance, when additional
guests joined the company. Mrs. Gam
wore striking evening gown OF green
chiffon encrusted with small beads.
Miss Mary Vogles and Mrs. Kathleen
Stinson Of Little Rock, Ark, were among
those at the banquet, having attended
the convention as delegates from the
Eta Chapter.
Mrs. George L. Walter, jr.. has closed
her apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel for the Summer and has motored
TO Pittsburgh with her sister, Miss
Dorothy Pagan, who passed the week
end with her at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Talbot Of MaSsa-
chusetts avenue are spending this week
at the Montclair for short stay in
New York before returning to their
home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Erwin of Dixon
Ill, are stopping in Washington on
their wedding journey.
s They have been guests of Mr.. and
L
time Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
entertained at a dinner party at local
hotel, when the guests included Miss
Mamie Hennessey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Boone.
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Leila
Elizabeth Cook, whose marriage to M.
r. Joseph Donohue will take place
June 20 at the National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception, Catholic Uni
yersity, was given by Mrs. j. Maynard
Magruder, matron of honor for Miss
Cook at Mrs. Magruders home in
Lyon Village, Va, yesterday afternoon.
The decorations were pink and white
enapdragons and Spring flowers. Bridge
was played. Each guest received a
miniature picture of Miss Cook as a
souvenir. The guests were: Mrs.
FSichard Cook, Mrs. Ronald Ellington,
Mrs Booth Meyer, Mrs. Brintnall Mer-
chant, Mrs. Thomas Lodge Mrs. George
Naphen. Mrs. James Lawlor, Mrs Paul
Fichhorn, Miss Gertrude Van Ripper,
Miss Rosemary Sullivan. Miss Kath-
crime Mannix. Miss Mae O'Connor, Miss
Betty Mcnamara. Miss Anne OLeary,
Miss katherine May, Miss Freda Marks
and Miss Agatha Waldron.