Evening star., 1934-11-04
Glover-Hopkins Wedding
Thursday at Woodside

An interesting Wedoing Will De LnaI
of Miss Eloise Hopkins, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hopkins, to
Mr.. Thomas Glover, son Of the former
Assistant Postmaster General, Mr.. W.
Irving Glover, on Thursday at the
home of her parents in Woodside,
Md. The ceremony will be witnessed
by only the immediate families and
few close friends Additional guests
have been invited to the reception
which will follow the ceremony. Miss
Hopkins will have as her maid Of
honor her sister, Miss Mary Georgia
Hopkins. The best man will be Mr..
Warren Irving. Glover, jr., brother Of
the bridegroom ELECT.
Miss Hopkins and Mr. Glover were
guests Of honor at a dinner party
given Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren I. Glover, jr., at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Mrs. Allen H. Gardner entertained
the Wesley class of Foundry Methodist
Church at Halloween party at her
home in Woodside Park. She was
assisted by Miss Winifred Henniger of
Takoma Park. Mrs. D. X. Howard of
Blair Takoma, Mrs. Dorsey Collins of
Bethesda and Miss Margaret Lloyd of
Washington. The guests were enter
tanned around an outdoor fireplace.
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner entertained at buffet supper
followed by bridge. Halloween decora-
tions were attractively used.
Mr. onI Hrc -
Spring, Nd. entertained at back
wards" party Saturday night at their
home on Dale drive The guests, wear
ing their clothes backwards, were en-
tertained in the recreation room.
Pumpkins and black cats amid
Autumn leaves formed the decora-
tions. Novelty games were played
during the evening and a buffet sup
per cerved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel K. Wade of
Wynnewood Park, Md, are passing
some time in Jacksonville and Miami,
Fla.
More than 100 friends and parish
toner's of the Rev. Charles o. Rosen-
steel, pastor of st. Johns Church.
Forest Glen, attended a tea given in
his honor Thursday afternoon by the
st. Johns Sewing Club at the home
of Miss Agnes Fenwick, Forest Glen,
Md.
The affair was in celebration of the
| fiftieth anniversary this month of
Father Rosensteel's ordination into
the priesthood Mrs. William Pierce,
who with Miss Fenwick, organized the
club 28 years ago, presented a purse
| OF $50 to the priest in behalf of the
club. A poem, Fifty Golden Years."
was read by Mrs. Olive Beall.
Past presidents of the club who re-
ceived the guests were Mrs. Pierce,
Miss Fenwick, Mrs. Nora Coughlan.
Mrs. John Brennan and Mrs. Neal
Clark. Among those who poured were
Mrs. Frank Hewitt, Mrs. Virginia
Harding. Mrs. Olive Beall and Mrs.
Frank Clark.
Autumn leaves, ferns and huge bou-
quets of yellow chrysanthemums
formed attractive decorations. Assist
ing Miss Fenwick as hostess were Mrs.
George Mess, Miss lone Beall, Miss
Marie Culver, Mrs. John Kingdom,
Mrs. Robert Hughes, Mrs. Harry Bar
| rett, Mrs. Richard Gott and Mrs.
Harding.
In honor of their mothers, members
OF Girl Scout Troop No. 81 of Silver
/ Spring, Md, held a tea Wednesday
afternoon at the Jessup-Blair Com
munity House. Scouts working for
their hostess badges served refresh
ments under the direction of Mrs.
j. z. Benedict, jr. Each patrol pre-
sented small part Of the program.
The tea was preceded by meeting of
the troop committee, when Mrs ]. A.
Kurz Of Takoma Park was elected
captain Of the troop.