Evening star., 1935-11-03

Lane lett CneT HoIllc Ia oAAS SAAoA -
| for an extended tour around the world
They expect to sail from Portland,
Greg, on November 10 for Manila and
Calcutta, visiting their son, Rufus
Lane, jr., in the consular service at the
latter city. From there the itinerary
will take them to London to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Gerald Noxon. re-
turning to Falls Church some time IN
May.
Miss Mary Louise Graham and Miss
Matilda Rem we're joint hostesses at
a Halloween dance at Miss Graham's
home in East Falls Church tonight.
The house was effectively decorated in
orange and black and the favors car
ried out that color scheme while the
refreshments were likewise in keeping
with the occasion. Guests were: Miss
Joyce Boland, Miss Lorraine Martin,
Miss Mabelle Knopf, Miss Sallie An
derson, Miss Mildred Hull, Miss Evelyn
Markward, Miss Margaret Graham. Mr..
Freddie Rem, Mr. Bernard Speer,
Mr.. Harold Nicholas, Mr.. Everett
Coxen, Mr.. Archie Gordon, Mr.. Rob-
ert Graham, Mr.. Howard Lowry, Mr..
Ray Via, Mr., Lester Via, Mr.. Guy
Erwin, Mr.. Roger Erwin, Mr.. Robert
Ankers, Mr.. Edward Updike, Mr.. Billy
Jones of Falls Church; while from out
of town were Mr.. John Clarity Of
Arlington, Miss Marion Butler. Miss
Janice Baton, Miss Hazel Harris. Miss
Cynthia Graham, Miss Dolores Cation.
Mr.. Paul Stoutsenberger, Mr.. Larry
Battley, Mr. Buddy Hudson of Wash
ington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Jones of Falls Church.
The Falls Church Young Democratic
Club gave its first Fall dance tonight
at Powhatan Springs when about
two hundred young people danced. Mr.
Barney Keith and Francis Jones were
in charge of the program which was
huge success.
Mrs. Mark Turner and her Girl
Scout Troop gave an attractive tea to
the parents and friends of the scouts
on Wednesday afternoon from to
o'clock. receiving over so guests who
enjoyed the well-p,anned program
carried out by the young people at the
Madison School Auditorium.
Mrs. Walter Granger of Falls
Church gave luncheon on Tuesday
at her home, followed by three tables
of contract. Those who enjoyed Mrs
Granger's hospitality on this occa-
sion were Mrs. Douglas Janney OF
Alexandria, Mrs Baldwin Cook o1
Washington, Mrs. L. P. Daniel, Mrs
John H. Cline. Mrs. Theodore Uhler
Mrs. Versal Spalding, Mrs. Edward G
Fenwick, Mrs. Charles w. Fenwick
Mrs. Howard Berger, Mrs. Frank M
Thompson and Mrs. Phillip Talbot
Prizes were won by Mrs. Cook, Mrs
Uhler and Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs J. Roy johnson was hostess to
an interesting bridge luncheon Wed
nesday, the usual game being parodiec
and appropriately called earthquake
bridge to the surprise and enjoyment
of Mrs. Harold Spellman. Mrs. R. e
Freer of Lyon Village. Mrs. Herber
Coward. Mrs. Neil Stevens, Mrs. AL
pert Day. Mrs. Felix T. Moore, anc
Mrs. W. E. Crouch.
Miss Jane Cline gave an informal
bridge party at her home on Wednes'
day night. when players were Miss
Vera Hanson, Miss Enid Hanson. Mis-
Adele Williams, Miss Katherine Hiett
Miss Katherine Moran, Mrs. Jacl
Busick and Charlotte Formal. Sup
per was served after the game anc
the prize was won by Miss Vera Han.
son.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Heller
Haertal entertained at tea Mrs
Charles Read. Miss Dixie Middleton
Miss Katherine Foster and Mrs. JACK
Stearns of Washington. On Thurs.
day afternoon. Miss Margaret Fravel
Miss Betty James, Miss Dorothy Cal.
las, Miss Nell Williams, Miss Mel
Weymouth and Mrs. Lawrence Keyes
were Miss Haertal's guests.
Miss Martha Sigler asked a few
friends to play bridge at the home oi
Mrs. w. S. Brown this evening te
meet her cousin, Miss Betty jackson
of Wytheville, Va Miss Martha
Cline. Miss Betty De Berry, Miss Myrs
De Berry. Miss Katherine jackson
Miss Ruth De Berry and Mrs. Andrew
Millard were invited to meet the guest
Of honor.
Miss Judith Birge. who has beer
taking a course in dietetics in New
York. has returned home for a few
weeks because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H Cline flew tc
Columbus to attend the foot ball game
between Ohio State and Notre DANE
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Jones and then
small son. Fred. jr., are spending 1C
days at their camp in Hollywood, Va
| Mrs. Frederick w. Jones had u:
her guests on Thursday evening Mrs
Charles Marshall, Mrs, George L
Robertshaw, Mrs. Samuel R. Copper
Mrs. T. M. Talbot, Mrs Frederick
Howard. Mrs. R. c. L. Moncure and
P. H. Smythe.
Mrs. P. H. Smythe was hostess OF
/ Saturday afternoon to the members o1
the Woman's Club and its friends al
benefit bridge party, entertaining IL
| tables at contract
Miss Martha Cline, DR.. and Mrs
Alfred Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Cline, Mr.. Charles Helmick and Mis-
Katherine Moran were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Moore at their home
in Falls Church, the occasion being
birthday surprise party in honor Of
Mr.. Moore. A chaf1ng dish supper Of
| oysters was served after the card game