Evening star., 1935-11-24
Loudoun County
Items of Interest


LoUDoUN COUNTY, Va, Noyem-
Der 23-The Loudoun County Young
Democratic Club sponsored a Thanks
giving dance which was held In the
Nichols Hall In Purcellville last eve
ming. Mr.. Jack Russell. Leesburg at
torney. was in charge of the arrange
ments for the affair.
Invitations have been received in
Leesburg to a tea given by Nj. and
Mrs. Donald Meredith McNeal. at
which they will introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Douglas McNeal, to
Washington, on Tuesday, the 26th.
A wedding which took place in Bal
timore today of much interest In LOU
doun County and one which a number
Of local people attended, was that Of
Miss Josephine Page. daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. william Page Dame, for
merly Of Upperville, and Mr.. Daniel
Dulaney De Butts Of AYRSHIRE, Va,
son of Mrs. Dulaney De Butts and the
late Mr.. De Butts, also of Upperville.
Miss Dame had as her maid Of honor,
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Lee Dame,
and her bridesmaids were Miss Far
rand Flowers Of Washington, Miss
Mary Chamberlayne of Richmond
Mrs. William Page Dame, jr., OF Rux-
ton and Miss Page Williams Of Bal
timore. The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. William
Page Dame, jr, and her father per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by the
Rev. Benjamin Lovett. rector OF Me-
mortal Protestant Episcopal Church,
where the wedding took place.
Mr.. De Butts had as his best man,
his brother, Mr.. Harry De Butts OF
Charlotte. N. c., and the ushers were
Mr.. Dulaney De Butts of Easton, Mr..
William Hunter De Butts OF Atlanta,
Ga; Mr.. Heath De Butts Of Danville,
Mr.. Richard De Butts Of Baltimore,
Mr.. Thomas Slater Of Upperville, Mr..
Truman yelling of Laurel, and Mr..
James Plaskit of Macon, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger McSherry, who
recently sold their estate near Water
ford, have moved to an apartment in
bcCSUuIS IOi bilC WlhcCA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robert Slater
have returned to their home in Up
perville following their wedding trip
of several weeks to California They
are at present at Rose Hill until the
completion of their own home. Mr.
and Mrs Slater are popular members
of the younger social set of Uppervlle.
Miss Lucille Best WaS hostess at
bridge dance Thursday evening at
her home near Round Hill in COM
pliment to the faculty members of the
Purcellville and Round Hill schools.
Miss Barbara Gregg of Lincoln. Miss
Elizabeth Thomas of Round Hill and
Mr.. sam Welsh of Lincoln were guests
over the week end of DR.. and Mrs
Lyman Campney in Quarrysville, Pa.
Mrs. Albert Hopes was hostess to
a company of "a on Saturday after
noon at a bridge and anagrams party
at her home at Purcellville. Included
in the company were Mrs. Mary v.
Smith. Mrs. o. L. limerick. Miss Mary
Simpson, Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Owen
Thomas, jr.: Mrs. Hannah Piggott
Norman. Miss Ruth Dillon. Mrs. Law
renee Taylor. Mrs. Stanley Pres
graves. Mrs. Jean Reid, Mrs. w. L.
Thompson, Mrs. Shirley Piggott, Mrs.
Howard Welsh, Miss Connie Welsh,
Mrs. Clifton Warner, Miss Mary Mich
OILS, Mrs. A. N. Adams, Mrs Brown,
Miss Sara Brown, Mrs Mary Gee, Mrs.
Edward Nichols and Mrs. T. N. Car
ruthers. Prizes in brioge were won
by Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. Presgraves
and in anagrams by Mrs Adams.
Mrs. Henry Beatty was hostess to
a company Of l6 at luncheon and
bridge at her home in Bluemont on
Wednesday. The company was seated
at small tables which were attractively
arranged with Thanksgiving decora-
tions and place cards. The company
included Mrs. N. Guy Miller, Mrs.
Theodore Reid, Mrs. Oscar limerick,
Miss Mary Simpson. Mrs William Tur-
ner. Mrs. Charles j. Harley. Mrs
Charles James Ford, Mrs. William NJ.
Lynch, Mrs. Otis L. williams, Mrs
James Gregg Carruthers. Mrs. Herbert
Hay Cooley, Mrs. George Frederick
Best, Mrs. ]. Haeton Purcell, Mrs.
Owen Thomas and Miss Elizabeth
Thomas. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Lynch.
Maj. Joseph Taylor Clement of
Washington spent the week end with
his family at their home in Round