Evening star., 1935-01-14
SOCIETY
(continued From Second Paee)

q. Binderup, Representative and Mrs.
Karl Stefan, Representative and Mrs.
G. F. Mclaughlin. Representative H.
B. Coffee and Gen. John j. Pershing.
There will be business meeting at
which, in addition to the transaction
Of routine business. officers for 1885
will be elected. The present officers
are: Mr.. Kenneth A. McRae, presi-
dent; Mr.. w. Ridgely Chapline, vice
president; DR.. Tracy F. Tyler. treas
urer. and Miss Ruth Sheldon, Sec
retary.
Mrs. Beinice A. johnson. president
Of the Los Angeles branch. League
Of American Pen Women, who has
been spending some time In Wash
ington, has returned to California.
Mrs. Hazel harrington Selby men,
Der OF the Minnesota branch, League
of American Pen Women, has also
been a recent visitor here.
Mrs. Frank Sprigg Perry has re-
turned to her home at 3402 Macomb
street in Cleveland Park from her
country home on the Rappahannock
River In Virginia, where she has been
since early Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Drummond en-
tertained q small company at supper
Saturday night at their home in Fort
Myer Heights, Va, in celebration OF
their thirty-seventh wedding anniver-
sary. The predominating color used
in decorating was carried out IN the
xkro of ,j,,ly
violets, nanked by tall pink candles,
on the supper table. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Thorpe of Virginia Highlands, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Chew of Bar
croft, Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Chest
nut. Mrs Dorothy Snow and Mrs. N.
Davis Of Washington.
A charmingly arranged tea was
held yesterday afternoon in the kim
dergarten room Of the Woodside
School in Woodside. Md. by parents Of
the children who attend, to mark its
formal opening. The tea table. which
had centerpiece Of pink and white
sweet peas, was placed near the fire.
place, which is feature of the room.
Miss Dorothy Nichols, principal of the
school. and Mrs. Carl Lines, the kim
dergarten teacher. received. Those
pouring were Mrs. Henry McCeney,
Mrs. Jackson Lusby and Mrs. j. r.
Virgins. A handsome black and sill
YER bird cage with canary was pre-
sented to the room by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry M. Atherton.
Invitations have been issued for the
p. E. o. Founders day reception and
banquet, sponsored annually by the
Cooperative Committee of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, which will be held
Monday evening, January 81. at the
Mayflower Hotel at $50 o'clock. Mrs.
Victoria Stevenson, national presi-
dent, League of American Pen Women,
will be the principal speaker. All nom
affiliated and visiting P. E. O.'s are
invited.
Mrs Howard w. Griffith entertained
members of the Erasmus Perry Chap
ter, Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton, at luncheon at her home in
Woodside Park, Md, preceding the
January meeting. Mrs Oliver Sweet
&cdu OIL CSS1iPtAOll VA
Ellicott City. Md, in Colonial days.
Mrs. Hiram Johnson, regent of the
chapter, will pass Wednesday in Bal
timore, where she will assist at card
party given at the Woman's Club by
the Daughters of the American Colo
nists. On the following day she will
attend a special conference of the
State Board of the D. A. r. at the
Altamont Hotel in Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank L. Warfield of Aurora
Hills, Va. was host at dinner dance
Saturday night at the Vinda Bone,
Braddock Heights, Md, entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Warfield, Mrs.
Edna Arminger and Miss Ethel Ensor
of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Delar
Kimble of Sligo Park Hills, Md; Mr..
and Mrs. Russell King of Ballston,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Kill
bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Ham, |
mack, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dowell, +!
MIR. and Mrs. Elton F. Lollo, Mr.. and |
Mrs. James T. Gibbs, Miss Grace G. !
Meyer, Miss Alma Meyer, Mr.. John |
Hardell. Mr.. Joe Bourne. Mr.. Harry |
Harris, MIR. John Paul kirkpatrick and !
Miss Elizabeth Dyer of Washington.
Dinner was served in the private
dining room, which is replica of one |
in famous inn near Vienna, with !
paneled walls of rare wood and deep |
red velvet draperies. Carnations of |
the same shade were used in decorating |
and the beauty of the setting was en-
hanced by the red glow of the fires in |
the immense f1replaces at each end |
of the room. Music was furnished by |
q string orchestra playing during the |
dinner and for the dancing afterwards. |
Mr.. Warfield was assisted by his |
sisters, Miss Jennie Warfleld and Miss |
Rena Warfield of Aurora Hills.
Open house was observed by Rev.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Betschler from 3 !
to o'clock Sunday afternoon in the
parsonage of Calvary Methodist Prot
estant Church, Aurora Hills, Va. They |
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