Evening star., 1934-05-29

in the dining room beneath large
wedding bell.
Dainty refreshments, with fortune
favors, were served.
Mrs. Bessie Beaman assisted her
daughters In receiving the guests, who
were, In addition to the bride to be,
Miss Martha Cline, Miss Eunice
Nourse, Miss Katherine Moran, Miss
Mary Cline, Miss Frances Butterworth,
Miss Margery Jones, Miss Katherine
Flagg, Miss Mary McLead, Miss Betty
Cline, Miss Adele Williams, Miss Clara
Nourse, Miss Vera Hanson, Miss Enid
Hanson, Miss Jane Cline, Miss Ann
Cline, Mrs. John Demarest. Mrs. Felix
Moore and Mrs. Sheldon Cline, all OF
Falls Church, and Miss Marian Cow
ard, Miss Caroline Coward and Miss
Wilma George Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bucknell
have arrived at the Martinique from
Yugoslavia, where Mr.. Buckneu was
diplomatic secretary at the United
States legation, he came to Washing
ton for duty In the State Department.
Mr.. Thomas Hickok, United States
vice consul at Jerusalem, Palestine, Is
a guest at the Martinique while In
Washington on leave.
Mf. and Mrs. Merrill E. Dawson Of
Takoma Park were pleasantly sur
prised last Sunday evening when
they went to call on Miss Virginia
Kimball and Miss Marion Nyman at
their apartment and found all the
members of the choir Of the Seventh
day Adventist Church, OF which Mr..
Dawson is the director. present to
greet them. The occasion was the
tenth anniversary Of the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson. The varied
musical talent of the choir members
was we'll represented in the vocal and
instrumental numbers given In a
short program by Mrs. Ralph w. Reed,
Mrs. Sterile A. Wellman, Mrs. En-
nest E. Franklin, Miss Eunice Gra-
ham, Mr.. Cecil Higgins, Mr.. Charles
Warnell, Mr.. Roscoe Gray and MIR.
Verne Engeberg.
Miss Marie Mooney and Miss
Esther Adams had arranged some
games and an amusing feature was
history Of the meeting back in COL
lege days at the Atlantic Union Col
lege in Massachusetts,, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawson. of their romance, grad
uation, wedding and subsequent
housekeeping experiences in Peekskul,
N. Y, and in Washington. Their
surprise was followed by gift Of a
set of aluminium kitchen ware for
their tin wedding celebration.
Other guests were DR.. B. F. Bryan,
pastor Of the church, and Mrs. Bryan,
Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Froom, Rev. e.
E. Franklin, Capt. and Mrs. c. r.
Hyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Arnold, Mrs.
Warnell, Mrs. Gray and Miss Doris
Gray, Mrs. Engeberg, Mrs. Higgins,
Mrs L. E Redman. Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham, Mrs. Clarence Cole,
Miss Margaret Lawry, Miss Thelma
Wellman, Mr.. Harold Bricker, Mr..
Nevins Harlan and Mr.. Harold
Mitchell.
Miss Betty Gongwer. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Gongwer OF
Wabash, Ind, is visiting her aunt
Miss Elizabeth Livingston. at La Sale
Apartment. Miss Livingston and Miss
Gongwer will motor tbs week end to
Charleston, S. c.
Miss Eva Sadler has returned to
her home In Brooklyn, N. Y, after
a visit with her uncle, Mr.. Fred Ryder
at 528 Ingraham street.
Mrs MoIcoln, r. Woods has re-
turned to her home in South Carolina
after visiting her sister. Miss Julia
Power, at the Kenesaw Apartments
on Sixteenth street.
DR.. James G. McManaway, associate
| in English at the Johns Hopkins
University Baltimore, will sail on the
s. s. Franconia, Friday. June /, to
spend the Summer in study in Eng
land and Ireland. DR.. McManaway
formerly lived in Washington. Mrs.
McManaway will spend the Summer
| with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
| Ruthven on Illinois avenue.
Miss Mary Loretta Davis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Motley Davis of
GAINESVILLE, Md, and Mr.. Leonard
jerome Offutt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence @. Offutt of Poolesville. Md,
were married in st. Josephs Catholic
Church, Buckeystown. at 9 o'clock
this morning. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor, Rev. Michael
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