Evening star., 1934-05-03
SOCIETY
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Portland Me, and have as their
guest Mrs Victor Dykes of Boston.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fahnestocl
of New York are in Washington fol
teveral days, occupying suite al
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Nighttime Fox Hunt
and Camp Fire Supper.
The friends of Maj Robert S. Hud-
gins Of this city and Richmond were
entertained at an old Virginia foH
hunt at the Porter farm, near Brooke
Vile Md, Saturday night The hunt
was held on the farms adjoining the
Porter place and the large hill in
the center of the farm was the as
sembly place for the guests. A large
bonfire was built, and around 1t tables
with refreshments were placed.
The drag was started at $50 O'Clock
and dogs of the Montgomery County
fox hunters made up the pack. After
the drag the guests reassembled
around the fire and participated in a
"weenie" roast, after which the party
adjourned to Brookeville to attend the
dance.
Miss Helen Nicely and Miss Jean
Porter assisted Mai. Hudgins in re-
ceiving. Among the invited guests
were Maj and Mrs Philip B. Fleming,
Col B. Taylor, Capt. Lester Brooks,
Capt. and Mrs. ]. H. Van Dusen
Marchesa Virginia San Germano. Col
Harry N CooteS, Maj. and Mrss r. W.
Crawford, Col. and Mrs H. NJ. Waite
Col. Elmer w Clark. Mr. Henry Mar
tin, New York City; Miss Lola Jaques
Los Angeles Calf: Mr. Garland Hud-
gins. Richmond. Va; Miss Florence
Gordon. Richmond, Va; Mrs. RusSel
Greer, Capt and Mrs. William Van
Buren,, U. S N; Comdr. and Mrs
Robert Thomas. Mrs. Kate Car
michael Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roy,
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans. Miss
Peggy O'Brien, Miss Mary Eastman
all of Washington; Mr.. Frank Steele,
Alexandria; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Her,
Berryville, Va; Mr.. Rucker Porter,
Brookeville; Mrs. Sidney Bishop and
Miss Kitty Estlaw, Washington; Mr..
A. Eusted, Pittsburgh; Mr.. Hugh Bed
dingfeld, Barto. Ga; Representative
Pat Drewry of Virginia, Col and Mrs
sJ4 H Thomas, Mr.. H c. Craimer of
sWashington. Mrs. J. H. Anderson
Hampton. Va; Mr.. T. D. Bonneville
sand Mrs. M. M Brumbaugh of Wash
hgton, Mrs. Harry Whiting of Hamp-
ston. Miss Ruth Decker of Washing
stcn, Mr.. Harry Whiting Washington;
SNr and Mrs. r. B. Buzzaird of In
sGiana. Mrs. J. A CoX Cherrydale
@Ea.: ny. Kenneth Barnes. Broo',eville;
Miss Agnes GrOmish, Washington;
NIr and Mrs. Ross Cauthorne, Rich
mOnd; Mrs. Norman H. Britton
Washington; Mrs. Ann Lee Howell
Washington; Mrs NJ j. Breeden, Nor
folk, Va: Mrs. Rena Monfalcone, Miss
Levelle Monfalcone of Norfolk, Va;
Mr. ]. Foster, Mr.. N. o. Foster of
Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Nicely, Brookeville; Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Nicely, Washington; Mr. and
Mrs, Arthur c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Heckert, Mr.. Ingham Mack
and Miss Sarah Clancy of Washing
ton and Mr.. Henry Ackerson, WASH
ington.
Mrs Hugh B. Hutchinson of Wash
ington. D. c.. is the guest this week
of Mrs Arthur Hyde Buell. in her
home, at HarnGon, Va
Prominent Washincto"ians viii G
h. Stratford Hall in Wertnoyel~n n !
County, Va. the birthplace of T bert
E. Lee, Saturday, for the plantation
fair and the official opening of the
Stratford Store. Among the travellers
most of whom will leave by bus from
the MayfoWer Hotel at 9 o'clock, will
be Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, director Of
the United States Mint; Mrs. John w
Burke, Mrs. E. Rust Smith, Mrs. H
Rozier Dulany, jr.; Mrs. E. Hanson
Ely, Mrs. John w. Davidge, Mrs. Ben.
jamin F. Weems. Mrs. Louis S. Greene
Mrs. E. Brooke Lee, Mrs. Harry B
Halves, Mrs. Edward Shouse, Mrs
Stanley F. Reed, Mrs. Cazenove Lee
Mrs. Gardner l.. Boothe and Mrs
Hugh S. Cumming.
On Sunday the day after the fail
will be held the fourth annual May
celebration of Stratford Hall The
Richmond Committee of the Robert E
Lee Memorial Foundation. which is
restoring Stratford, will be in charge
of the days program under the di-
rcctiOn of Mrs. Robert G. Cabell.
Trinity Chapter. O. E. S., will cee-
brate its tenth birthday anniversary
on May at the Masonic Temple
The worthy grand matron and worthy
grand patron will be among the dis
tingulshed guests. The chapter will
observe Mothers day. A vocal sole
will be given by Mrs Iva H. Toone
worthy matron of St. Johns Lodge
Chapter. Mrs. Georgia Grisso will
entertain the chapter with floor show
by herself and pupils. and this will
be followed by refreshments and
dancing.
Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma
will hold its May meeting this after
noon at o'clock in Lambrie House
Officers for the coming year will be
elected. The hoStesseS will be Miss
Levina Bolton, Miss Margaret Klein
Miss Florence Yietz and Miss Celia
Carpenter.
Mr.. Don Blanchard of Philadelphia
Is in the city to attend the sessions o1
the Chamber of Commerce meeting
and has Mrs. Blanchard and theil
daughter with him at the Willard.