Evening star., 1934-08-28

.tr,.- Nuptial Party Last
,tvsr ing for Miss Wilson.
NJ IS Virginia Kelley and Miss BenJi
..!,ob rtson were Joint hoStesses at
rid re followed by a surprise shower
.ast evening in the home OF Miss
.Eell " IN Clarendon, in compliment to
..,Ii3 Gladys Wilson, whose marriage
30 IIr. Vernon Mostellar will take
,lsc Saturday. Following the pres
/, mia Jon of, the gifth, buffet supper
vas served in the dining room, the
tatA sattfactively decorated in white
liam II as a centerpiece glass COM
note filled with gypsophelia and white
,seI, fianked by white candles. d.
,.ctly above the center of the table
hrral, a large white bell, with ribbon
fls.ef merS, at the ends of which were
the llace cards. Additional guests in
lid d Mrs. Anna M. Owen, Miss Ellie
ttooiy, Mrs. Ida Moore, Miss Magnus
.4)bHTtson, Miss Clara Coffman, Miss
.tlllie Taylor, Miss Hildegarde Sven
.1a, Miss Virginia Wilson and Miss
Elizabeth Pitkin.
The Misses Lockwood have returned
- their home on Glebe road, Airing
toa County, from a To-day vacation
4: aise to Bermuda.
Dr.. Ella M. A. Enlows, with Mr.. H.
J. Enlows, Miss Cleo Enlows and Miss
'.olat x. Austin were recently at the
lnherenic at 8 Mitchell place in
lhW York City after cruise to the
stguenay and Bermuda. They will
] 5urn to Washington by motor. Miss
liargaretta Williams and her mother,
Hrs. williams, also were at the Pan
lanenic recently.
Mrs. James Smith has returned to
ltr horne in Lyon Village from series
Il visits to relatives in Yonkers, Kings
tJa, her old home, and Ellenville. N. Y.
Mrs. Gustav H. Emery and her
tlnily who have been spending the
slmrner at Bethany Beach, Del, will
!:turn to their home on Woodbine
f::eet sitter Labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Murray
sic at The Hotel Lincoln in New York
itty. {
Miss Martha L. Connole of East st.
louis, Illinois, accompanied by Miss
}'orence E. Weigle of St. Louis, Mo-,
$ at the Dodge for few days, en-
;tute to New York. Both are men,
itrs of the Business and Professional
Nomer's Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Hewett and Mr.
I'D Mrs. Edwin Hort of New York
;ity are at the Carlton for few days
sIrs. Broadus' Natal Day
,elebrsted at Unique Fete.
Sunday, at the home of MIR. and
ars. g. w. Franklin, Poplar Hill, in
Val%alv.s Va, an fashioned cele-
ratfor was held honoring the 74th
drthdsy anniversary of Mrs. Martha
I. ,Bradus, mother of the hostess
The Is also the, mother of eight other
hilcren, there being eight out OF
:ine present for the celebration
AboG,t 10 o'clock the guests from
,iffereslt points began to arrive, each
Tingi1,g picnic lunches.
The first part of the ceremony waI
ne lighting of the candles on hel
AXE t.y her two younger sons, Mr.
T. A. Hroadus and Mr.. G. E. Broaduy
II Warrington. Then her eight chill
!ren Daade a complete circle of hel
hair, placed on a lovely green lawn
i.andt 1tldren and great-grandchil.
zen numbering 26 made a Seconc
ircle, then daughters-in-law anc
tns-il:-law made a third circle, mum.
n.ring eight, and sang happy birth
.ay to her.
The lunch was served at long table:
nder stately old locust trees on tht
avn. Games of different kinds were
llayed until time for dinner. The
ingins Of God Be With You Till We
feet Again" and good wishes ex-
iressec FOR many more happy birth
lays Tor Mrs. Broadus closed thu
estivities.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
=. A. Broadus and little Betty Jane;
NJ. ard Mrs. George e. Broadus, MI
md Mrs. w. w. Broadus and two
;hildren, Newbil and Lucille; Mrs
7. T. Boswell and two children, Edit
md Jack; Mrs. Newbil Broadus, MI
and Mrs w 7 Rice and two children