Evening star., 1934-07-30
SOCIETY
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raatn6er uf the Summer at the on
Gers Club az Fort Monmouth. ~ J.
Afrs. Burnett win visit IN washington
In the early Autumn before going
West for the Winter.
Mrs. william Henry White haS
cIomed her home at iT2s Park Road
and left today for Hot Springs, where
she win remain for the season.
Mrs. w r. HaEnmack Of the Ar
Ronne Apartments s leaving for
BanT Lake Louise and Seattle. where
abe win tosn Mr.. Hammack for q visit
70 the national parks and the Pacific
Coast.
Mrs n. L. Barker was hostess 70 a
company OF 10 at dinner Saturday
evening, entertaining at the Club
Michel.
Miss Margaret McMullen. daughter
OF Dr. and MRS. John McMullen. has
gone to Bay Head. ~ j.. TO visit Miss
Katharine Pearson In the Summer
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Pearson.
HRS. James p. Robinson and her
daughter. Miss Nancy Robinson, who
are at South Agren1ont, Mas, for the
Midsummer. assisted at the tea table
yesterday at the reception which Mrs,
Hugh Smiley gave on the terrace at
Fenton Farm. near jug End Noun
tain Miss Virginia Smiley daughter
OF the hostess also assisted.
Mrs. Hugh A. Allen, accompanied
By her daughter. Miss Coils Allen,
and her sister. Miss Irma Won Lackey.
returned 10 their home In Aurora
Hills Friday evening from Buckroe
Beach, Va, where they spent week
with Mrs. Fred Gammack in her
Summer cottage there.
During their vtNt they attended the
celebration Of the 324th anniversary
of the founding of st. Johns Episco-
pal Church at Hampton, Va, which
took place July %. Immediately fol-
lowing the anniversary ceremonies. a
reception was held In the church
rectory, when Mrs. Allen and Miss
Won LAckey were the guest artists,
giving several vocal numbers.
Miss Sonia Coopersmith, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Coopersmith,
and Mfr Harold Riskin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs David Riskin Of Oakland, Calf,
were married Tuesday afternoon,
July "a The ceremony wss performed
in the home OF the Rev 8. Metz. the
Rev. Loeb officiating, at 2 O'Clock, In
fba r1ranmS1nn ~ ry1Iu .nar1lNeru ~ tina
two families.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father and wore pink satin en-
seMble with white accessories and q
cluster Of gardeniaS with q shower Of
lilies Of the valley.
The wedding was followed by q
luncheon in the home of the brides
parents for those who witnessed the
ceremony and In the evening a large
reception was held in the Continental
Hotel Mrs. Coopersrnith, mother Of
the bride, who received the guests.
wore black lace and had corsage
bouquet Of talisman roses.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Riskin left for q wedding trip, the
bride travelling in a two-piece boucle
suit in light blue with accessories of
q darker shade. They win make their
home In Oakland. Mrs. Riskin Is a
graduate Of Eastern High School in
Washington and the bridegroom grad
uated from the Oakland Technical
High School.
Miss Sara Ketring was hostess in
her home in Virginia Highlands, Va.
Thursday evening, at a miscellaneous
shower in compliment to Mrs. Fred
erick Lent Croft, whose marriage took
place at Richmond on July is.
Mrs Croft, who was formerly Miss
Lucy Leota Reeve, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Reeve of Virginia High
lands, and Mr.. Croft are making their
home In washington on Ontario road.
Mrs. Jacob Mosser, accompanied by
Mr.. Charles r. MoSser. came here from
Kennebunk Beach, Me, to join Miss
Marjorie Mosser and Mr.. Jacob Mosser,
who arrived in Washington from Wa
ban, Mass, and they have all taken a
suite at the wardman Park Hotel for
the duration of their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Lyttle Of Wash
ington. d. c., are registered at the
oceanfront Pancoast Hotel in Miami
Beach for q Summer vacation stay.
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Barnhill have
as guests at their Ptnetree drive home
in Miami Beach Mrs. Frank Dorney
and her two daughters, Celeste and
Joan Dorney, of Washington. Mrs.
Dorney is q niece of DR. Barnhil.
DIR. and Mrs. Stoner Held