Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
Mrs. Cohen Hostess
For Party of Eight
At Luncheon Here
Commandment of Marine
Corps and Mrs. Fuller En-
terrain Baltimore Guests.

Mrs. Cohen, wife Of Senator John S.
Cohen of Georgia, was luncheon host
ess yesterday at the Mayflower, having
eight in her party.
The commandment Of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. Ben H. Fuller had as their
guests at luncheon yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec Nelson OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones will enter
tain at a dinner dance Thursday eve
ming at the Army and Navy Country
Club in honor OF Miss Elizabeth Dun
lop, whose marriage to Mr.. Oliver NAL
1ory Walker will take place June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller will be
hosts at luncheon Saturday at Green
way, their home near LeeSburg, Va, be-
fore the Loudoun Hunt Horse Show
Among the guests will be number of
Washingtonians.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank O'Hara will en-
terrain the members of the Catholic
Evidence Guild at tea this afternoon
from to o'clock in their home in
Brookland. Mrs. O'Hara will be as
sisted by Mrs. Margaret Tally, Mrs
Theodore Maynard, Mrs. Agnes H. Stew
art and DR.. Frances Rothert. DR..
Charles A. Hart director Of the guild
and Father John K. Ryan, assistant
director, will be the guests OF honor
The Governor of the Virgin Islands.
DR.. Paul Pearson, will be the honor
guest and speaker at the tea of the
American Association of University
Women tomorrow at o'clock.
Miss Martha Wood will be the host
esS and will be assisted by Miss Mary
Louise Chace, Miss Isabel Duboise and
Miss Clara Moves.
An informal reception will be given
to Gov. Pearson prior to the tea. Mrs.
John William Cooper, the newly elected
president of the local branch. will pre-
sent the honor guest. Mrs. o. L. Veer-
non, the retiring president, will assist
Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman will be
hostess Wednesday in her home in
Edgemoor at luncheon and meeting
of the Ladies Board of George Wash
mgton Hospital
The juniors of St. Patrick's Academy
Will entertain the graduates at lunch
con Wednesday at the Kennedy Warren
Hotel. The junior class offic ars-Miss
Mary Lynn, Miss Adrienne Doyle. Miss
Dorothy Carroll and Miss Mildred
Leon-constitute the committee in
charge
The chaperones will be Mrs. William
Doyle, Mrs. William Nolan Mrs Joseph
Judge, Mrs William Hall and Miss
Mary Ellen Arendes. Covers will be laid
for So.
Mrs. Ernest Guide gave a bridge party
Thursday in the garden of her home,
at Mount Olivet and Bladensburg road,
for the members Of the Sunshine and
Community Society. A hundred guests
attended and 20 tables of bridge were
set for the afternoon. Mrs Guide served
tea at o'clock. assisted by Mrs. Jeffer-
son Davis and the CLUB executive mem
berS.
Mrs. Thomas S. Wallis loaned her
home in Cherrydale. Va, Tuesday for
the annual meeting of the Francis
Wallis Chapter. Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. Refreshments were
served following the meeting The
house was decorated with pale yellow
and blue iris and American flags MIS-
Wallis was unanimously reelected re-
gent OF the chapter and the other Off
GERS are: Vice regents. Mrs. Olaf and
Mrs. William A. Pierce: recording Sec
rotary, Mrs. Edna Unruh; corresponding
secretary, Miss Mayme Parker treas
urer, Mrs. E. B. Chapman: historian,
Mrs. H. M. Irish: librarian. Miss Man
derschied; registrar, Mrs Harry Worm
aid. and chaplain, Miss c. A Penfield
Mrs L. T. Day of Thrifton. Va, was a
guest OF the chapter at the meeting
and Miss Nan Edith Wheeler, new
member, was appointed a page to the
d. A. r, Congress in 1888 Reports
were read by the officers of the chapter.
Mrs. r. A. Bennett. former president
OF the Prince Georges County Fedora
ton of WomenS Clubs. was hostess to
members Of the Current Topics Club of
Rlverdaie Monday evening. Assisting
Mrs. Bennett were Mrs Luther Munson,
Mrs. Viola Hall, Mrs. Peter Dugid, Mrs.
Mrs. James A. West. Mrs. William Tay-
Tor, Miss Nan Smith, Miss Sue Camp
bell and Miss Ada Lipe
The Intersorority Bowling League
held its first annual dinner and dance
at Columbia Country Club Thursday,
when five national Sororities were repre-
sented at the dinner, making As men,
berS present. Mrs. Mildred Robson,
president of the league, acted as toast
mistress.
A committee composed Of Miss Doro-
thy King, founder of the league. and
Miss Lillian Lindquist and Miss Frances
Ehlers had charge of arrangements.
A garden party was given by Mrs W.
Hiram Wadleigh, president of the Dis
trict w. c. T. u, at her home $3.50
Newark street. Wednesday afternoon
Prohibition punch was served by Mrs
James Doran and others Assisting
were Mrs. Darrell c. Grain, Mrs. Charles
T. w. Windle. Mrs Helen Edgar Lam
caster, Mrs. James Martin, Mrs Will
liam Mnnix, Mrs. Charles Raymond
Barnes. Mrs. Frank S. Niles, Mrs. John
Huff Mrs. John Yeager. Mrs. Mary
johnson and members of the George
town w. c. T. U.