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completing his freshman year In the
Medical School.
The Shoreham terrace will represent
an enchanting spot In the South Sea
Islands tonight. A special attraction
will be a native Hawaiian orchestra
which will play the soft and appealing
be danced by six attractive natives.
Representative Jenckes
Guest at City Club.
Representative Virginia e. Jenckes
will be the guest speaker at the dinner
given by the business and professional
section of the Women's City Club at
the club house, 736 Jackson place, this
evening at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Alma
Partridge will preside. Among those
making reservations are Mrs. Caroline
B. Stephen, Miss Eunice Wright, Miss
Elsa Donaldson, Miss s. Pearl Jencks,
Mrs. John S. Bennett, Mrs. George
Perkins, Miss Florence Bell, Miss Eta
Austin, Miss Glora Schuldt, Mrs. A. B.
Stewart, Miss Margaret Vail, Miss A.
Payne, Miss M. Wheelock, Miss Olive
Beatty. Miss Adene Darlington, Miss
JOSepluIle w ILLS, MloS Allud all al /,
Miss Elva McNamara. Mrs. Gladys Ball
Middlemiss.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Beckner spent
a short time in Takoma Park at the
beginning of their furlough from mis-
sionary work in Burma, where they
have been stationed for "a years. Dur
ing the past IA months Rev. Beckner
has been engaged in editorial work in
the Oriental Watchman Publishing
House in Puma. They left Monday for
California by automobile and will visit
Mrs. Beckner's sisters in Los Angeles
and will go later to visit her parents
in Chowchilla.
A reunion of old students of the
Atlantic Union College, located in South
Lancaster, Mass, was held Sunday
afternoon in Rock Greek Park, near
the Miller Cabin, there being 81 present,
sections of the world, including China,
Africa, Burma, India and South
America, several of them being here on
furlough from a mission station. The
reunion was held in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Custom of Auburn, Wash
ington State, who are visiting in Ia
koma Park, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Beckner, who are home on furlough
after spending "a years in mission work
in Burma. Others who were present
were DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Longacre, he
having been former president of the
college; Rev. and Mrs F. c. Gilbert,
Prof. and Mrs. c. P Crager, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Reed, Mr. and Mrs M. C.
Taft, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Barrows, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Barrows, Mr.. and Mrs.
LyoY Flee ,oyrioy II .rtc II
Mrs. H. L. Shoup, Mrs. Alice Bourdeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs j. A.
Guild, Miss Helen Longacre and
number of others including also the
sons and daughters of number of
those present.
Mrs. G. Erlebacher, Mr. Al Sigmund,
Mrs. Alexander Wolf, Mr. Mel Behrends
and Mr.. Max Fischer motored from
Washington to Atlantic City for the
week end and were registered at the
Shelburne.
Mrs S. A. James, Miss Edna Hill
and Mrs. Perlie Def Henderson of
Takoma. Park are taking a vacation
trip to visit the Century of Progress
Exposition In Chicago.
Mrs. Ellen P. Popkins announced
the engagement Of her daughter, Mar
garet Elizabeth, to DR.. Ovilda A.
Grenon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ovilda G.
Grenon of New Haven, Conn, at a
party Monday at her home in George
town.
DR.. Grenon has just received his
B. S. and M. D. degrees from George
town University.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Pi Epsilon Tau sorority, Iota Chapter,
will hold its annual Monte Carlo party
at the Hay-Adams House tomorrow
evening at o'clock. Proceeds from
the party are to be donated to one of
the outstanding cultural organizations
of the city.
Miss Betty Leibson is prior OF the
local chapter, Miss Bertha Levy, scribe,
and Mrs. Pearl Rather, bursar. Miss
Elizabeth Bernheimer heads the music
group.