Evening star., 1935-08-15

Col. John 3. Rose, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Rose have recently come from
Panama and have taken a home at
SAIL Fifteenth street north in Clar-
endon, Va. Col. Rose is on duty with
the general staff in Washington.
Mai. Julia C. Stimson, head OF the
Army Nursing Corps, who makes her
home in Aurora Hills, Va, had with
her over the past week end her sister,
Miss Dorothy Stimson, dean OF Goucher
College, in Baltimore. Mai. Stimson
will leave on Saturday for two-week
vacation at Rockland, Me.
State Senator and Mrs. John War
wick Rust and their youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Anne Hooe Rust, of Fairfax,
Va. left yesterday to pass few days
at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
The marriage of Miss Evelyn Love
Kiblinger. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kiblinger of Stanley, to Mr..
Harry Hamilton Aylor of Culpeper is
announced. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the offlciating
minister, Elder r. H. Pittman, in
Luray last Friday. Both young people
are prominently connected in Virginia
and Maryland. Mr.. and Mrs. Aylor
are now on a trip to Old Point Com
fort and Washington. They will re-
side in Culpeper.
Mrs. Harry Bready entertained at
q delightful garden party Tuesday eve
ming at her home in Herndon. Va.
The company included Mrs. Harvey
z. Hanes, Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell.
Mrs. William Wood Frye, Miss Shirley
Dansford, DR.. Florence Simonds, Mrs.
George F. Buell., Mrs. E. Barbour
Hutchinson, Miss Katherine Groh. Miss
Maude Yount. Mrs. Maurice A. Yount
Mrs. S. j. Jodzies. Mrs. George r
Bready, Mrs. Calvin Kidwell, Mrs.
Shirley Root, Mrs. James Smart, Mrs
j. L. Nachman. Mrs. Powell Summers
Mrs. William Summers, Mrs. Estelle
Thompson, Miss Estelle Holden, Mrs
William Blanchard, Mrs. William
Meyer. Mrs. Randolph Hughes and
Mrs. Roberta Detwiler.
Mr.. S. p. Vanderslice, principal of
the Westinghouse High School, and
Mrs. Vanderslice, with their son Sam
and daughter Dorothea, will leave
their home in Cherrydale tomorrow
for points in Southern Georgia, to be
away about a month. At Jesup, Ga,
they will visit Mrs. Vanderslice's
mother, Mrs. Joseph H. wilkins; also
other relatives. Their niece, Miss
Frances Wilkins of Jesup, Ga, who
has been their guest for the Summer,
will make the trip South with them.
Mr.. Maurice Champion of Millville
n. j., will arrive today for few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon r. Hen
derson at Rixey, Va. Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson also have with them for
visit Mr.. Frank March of Chicago.
Mrs. Jessie Soper. Mrs. Kirby Baden,
Mrs. Dolly King, Miss Elizabeth Baden,
teachers in Prince Georges County
schools, and Miss Minerva Baden left
Brandywine, Md, on August l for a
motor trip to Bar Harbor, Me. They
will stop at intermediate places and
return on August "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gordon Wigle
of Detroit, Mich, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Wahrenbrock in their home in Sligo
Park Hills, Nd, this week, will leave
tomorrow for Williamsport, Va. They
will visit various cities while on their
extended Eastern trip.
Rev. and Mrs. Knly Mcmillan of
Pittsburgh, Pa, will arrive today for
a visit Of a fortnight with DR.. and
Mrs H. c. Corbett at their home in
Arlington, Va. Mrs. Mcmillan is a
former resident of Arlington County
and was an active worker in the
Ballston Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Lewis H. Flint returned to his
home in Aurora Hills yesterday from
New Hampshire, where he went last
week with Mrs. Flint and their chill
dren to their Summer camp on Mas
coma Lake. near Endfield, N. H. Mrs
Flint and the children will remain fol
the remainder of the Summer. and Mr.
Flint, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Emma Flint, and Miss Mamie Thomp-
son. both of Aurora Hills, will join
them around Labor day, all of them
returning to their home September Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Samuel Camp
bell of Oak Crest, Va. have returned
from q four-day visit at Deodate, Pa.
where they visited their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Foltz, and attend
cd a family reunion at the old Foltz
homestead at Deodate. Around rs