Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
Weddings Are Included
In Nearby Maryland
Society $ Schedule
Luncheon-Bridee Party at
Hyattsville Also a Feature.
r Other. Charming Functions
.Listed-Personal Notes.

man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tay-
man of the same locality, took place
at the home of the brides parents. in
the presence of few friends and rel
atives.. Rev, Aubrey G. Gilmore, rec
tor of the Episcopal Church at Forest
Vile, was the officiating minister. The
bride wore becoming costume of blue
fiat crepe with beige hat and shoes TO
match.
Right Rev. Father Ansler. professor
of Scripture, Georgetown University,
has been visiting friends in the Upper
Marlboro neightborhood and last Sun
DAY night preached the sermon in st,
Mary's Church there.
This morning the Rev. Charles E.
CaTsoe, D. D., rector of ST. Pauls par
ish in the lower section of Prince
Georges County. and his eldest daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Anne Crusoe. sailed
on the S. S. Minnekahda from New
York for two months tour in Europe.
They expect to visit England, Holland,
Belgium, Germany France, SWitzer-
Mrs. w. L. Armstrong of Laurel has
returned from agbrief visit to friends
in Easton, Md. So
Mr.. and mrs Raymond McKitrick,
Washington; have been. the guests of
Mrs. Walter Rabbit, Laurel.
Mrs. Theodore Sakers and SOD Ed
visit to relatives in Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs F, L. COffren, Nell
wood have returned after a visit to
Mrs. Blanche P Hall, Croome.
HyattsviIIe HOstesses
Entertain Large Company. rs
Mrs. T. Howard Duckett and Mrs
Robert Brooks Morse, HyattsvlIle, en-
tertained a large company at
luncheon-bridge. the function taking
place Friday afternoon at the Manor
Club, Montgomery County. The guests
included Mrs. H. S. Robinson MATS
Granville Atunsen. Mrs. A. P. Cambria,
Mrs George B. Furman, Mrs. Arthur
p. Owens. Mrs Charles E. McAllister,
Mrs. c. Forrest Dickey, Mrs. Henry
Thomas. Mrs John H. HollingsWorth'
Mrs. Thomas E. Latimer, Mrs. Wllllanl
e. Howard Mrs. Harry P. Howard, MRS.
John D. Howard. Mrs. Alfred Hyatt
Wells, Mrs. Clifford L. johnson, MIS-
G, Sherman James, Mrs E. F. Lang
Mrs Harry r. Hall, Mrs. Leslie PrIlce'
Mrs. H. L. Smith, Mrs, George Clayton
Mrs. Pearson, Mrs, Marguerite SANDS,
Mrs. James C. Rogers, Mrs. G. Francis
owens, Mrs. Irwin Owings, Mrs. PAU
s. Herring Mrs Harry S. Roome, MIS-.
Mary Leib. Mrs George EarnShaW, MRS.
Earl Smith, Mrs. K. Foster Murray
Mrs. Maury H. Brown, Mrs. Roy Irem-
bly,, Mrs. Frank S. Hinrichs, Mrs Ernest
Hinrichs, Mrs. Prebel Morrison, Mrs'
John B. Thomas. Mrs. John r. Dev-
ere1x Mrs GREELEY, Miss Bessie CID
son, Miss Alice Short and Miss Mary
Wedderburn, Preceding the games
luncheon was served. The prizes were
awarded Mrs. Thomas, Miss snort, MRS.
Gafrlbrill, Mrs. C. Francis Owens, MIS-;
william A. Howard, Mrs. James anu
Mrs. O'Reiley.
Brentwood, has returned from stay
of several weeks in Florida. Il l.I
Mrs. T. j. Wilcox, Hyattsville, mas
been- visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. +.
Smith, Gainesville, Baltimore Cophts'
Md -.
Washington, have been visiting Inc
formers mother, Mrs. Nellie +. BLOCKS
of Hyattsville.
mrs. Frank B. Smith, Mount Rainier,
has been entertaining her brother, MT.
T. E. Balsley of Baltimore.
Progressive Club Meets
At Home of Mrs. Wolf. z
Mrs. H. J.. wolf. East Riverdale, enter
tanned the Progressive Club last night,
1t being the clubs regular weekly meet
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Friday en-
tertained the club Saturday night OF
last week, and the 80 guests spent
most enjoyable evening. Refreshments
were served. Five hundred was the
principal diversion. Prizes were AWARDED
Mrs. Lena Alsop and Messrs. BASH
Pickett, Godfrey AeberSold, Jesse Snan-
ner and George Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Heffner, Seat
Pleasant, returned Wednesday from New
York and Ne wJersey, where they spent
their honeymoon.
The Rev and Mrs. Muller of Herndon
Va, have returned after visit to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings, Seat
Pleasant.
Mrs. Ruth Marcy, Falls Church, Va
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis F. Litz, Seat Pleasant.
A largely attended card party was
staged tonight in Odd Fellows Hall,
Capitol Heights, under tf.e auspices of
and for the benefit of st. Matthias
Catholic Church. There were num-
Der of prizes awarded and refreshments
were served.
Thursday, May 9, at Shady Inn.
Marlboro turnpike, the Volunteer Fire
Department of Capitol Heights will en-
terrain with card party. The Home
and School Association of Capitol
Heights also will hold a card party
Friday night, May IT., at the school,
house.
The Rev. and Mrs U. S. A. Heavener,
Hyattsville, and Miss Lillian Karn have
returned from trip of several days
20 Luray, Va.
Davis-MiIes Wedding
An Event of April 20.
Miss Annie Miles, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Miles, Sixty.
first street. Capitol Heights, and Mr.
James Davis, Benning, D. c., were mar
ried at the home Of the brides sister,
Mrs. Edward Polglase, CheWton avenue.
Capitol Heights, Saturday, night. April
90 The bride wore a pretty gown of
orchid printed crepe with hat TO match.
Mr.. George Woodward was best man.
Rev George La Roche of the Suitland
Christian Church officiated at the we'd
ding. Following a reception to the
bridal party, Mr. and Mrs. Davis left for
their future home in Washington.
Mrs. Mary L. Fuller of Franklin
street, HyattSville. entertained at bridge
ing Mrs. Walter BalderSon, Mrs. Arthur
P Gambrill. Mrs. Hammond Welsh,
Mrs. B. o. BSWells. Mrs. g. Francis
Owens. Mrs { Harold w tBreining: and
Mrs. C. A. MfGxWe1fs2 Before play re-
freshments were served -.
Mr. and Edward. Snedgrass, -Jr..
of Pittsburgh Pa, were the guests OF
Mr.. and MrssSJchn D.. Howard, Frank
lin street. Hyattsyille. the latter part
of last week Saturday night their
daughter Misc, Betty Howard. enter
tanned a company of young people in
compliment to her guest, Miss Dorothy
B. Shipley. Westfield, N. j. Dancing
formed the main diversion OF an en-
ioyable evening Miss eShipley re-
turned to her home Sunday. Miss Peggy
Howard resumed her studies at Hannah
More Academy; Baltimore County, Md,
Monday. after a brief visit with her
parents.