Evening star., 1934-10-05
SOCIETY
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tea was given at the home of Miss
Dolly Sharpe of Wesley Heights.
Mrs. Charles Bish, a sister OF Mr.
Box, gave a dinner party for the
bridal party just before the rehearsal
on Tuesday at Tilden Gardens.
The music was furnished by Mr..
Isaac Cherniack, a violiniSt, and he
was accompanied by a harpist.
The couple left by motor for their
home in Jacksonville, stopping en-
route at the fair in Chicago, Tulsa,
Okla; Dallas and Fort Worth, Tex.
Elaborate plans are being made to
provide for the large number of people
who expect to attend the reception
and card party to be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Walter M. Brown at their
home on the Glenmont -Colesville road
in Maryland Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 6, in honor of the fusion candi-
dates in Montgomery County.
The spacious grounds will be illum-
mated with electric lights and huge
bonfire will give an old-fashioned
political atmosphere to the gathering
Mrs. Brown will be assisted by Mrs.
Harry Gormley, Rockville; Mrs. George
Bonifant, Colesville; Mrs. A. D. Foster
Bethesda; Mrs. Anne Harding, Glen
mont; Mrs. NJ. o. Stabler, Sandy
Spring, and Mrs. Paul Coughlan, Mrs
Ira Whitacre and Mrs. c. w. Mitchell
Silver Spring.
A large Floor Committee of men is
headed by Mr.. John Culver of Forest
Glen.
Miss Bess Goodykoontz and Miss
Ellen Lombard will entertain at tea
tomorrow, Saturday afternoon, from
to O'Clock at the Dodge Hotel in
honor of Mrs. B. S. Langworthy, the
new president of the National Con-
gress for Parents and Teachers They
will be assisted by DR.. Adelaide Baylor
Mrs. Katherine Cook and DR.. Lemc
Dennis. At the tea table will be DR.
Katherine McHale, Miss Catherine
Watkins, Miss Florence Sallgatter
Mrs. w. T. Bannerman and Mrs. L. B
Castell
Mrs. Langworthy has sponsored pro-
gressive educational and child welfare
movements for many years through
active work in Women's clubs and the
parent-teacher associations. Repre-
sentatives in the fields of her interest
will be presented to her.
Mrs. Irving Fox and daughters
have returned from their home on
Long Island, where they spent the
Summer, and have joined Mr.. Fox at
the Fairfax, where they have an
apartment for the season.
Contessa de Festi Elisa Spreafico-
Droume has come from Milan, Italy
and Is at the Shoreham with her
daughter, Signora Lola Spreaflco-
Droume The latter will enter the
King-Smith School in Washington
and the contessa will remain in the
CITY several days before going to New
York, from where she will sail on the
Rex for home.
Mrs. Robert Bremen and family
have arrived from Dublin, Ireland, to
ioin Mr.. Brennan at the Fairfax Tor
the Winter.
Miss GWendClyn Trevor and Miss
Y. w. Speedman of London. England,
are at the Dodge for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Killeen and
their daughter, Miss Mildred kllleen,
are at the Shoreham before moving
into the apartment they have leased
at st. Adams. They have come from
New York to make their residence in
Washington. Mr.. Killeen is member
of the Federal Communications Com
mission,
Mr.. and Mrs E H Parker, who
are making their home in Washing
ton this season, have taken an apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel,
where they are now in residence.