Evening star., 1935-08-07

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son Richardson OF Fairfax. Va, en-
tertained last evening at her home,
White House, in compliment to Miss
Virginia Evans Of Saluda, Va. Con-
tract was played and additional guests
included Miss Mary Walton McCand-
lish. Miss Warwick Rust, Miss Mary
Frances Cooper, Miss Nancy McCand-
lish, Mr.. Tyler Swetnam. Mr.. John
Rust, jr.; Mr.. James Keith and Mr..
Robert McCandlish, all of Fairfax;
Mr.. Ralph Hurley Of Washington and
Mr.. Tanner Kinnier OF Clarendon.
Miss Evans, who has passed fort
night with her aunt. Mrs. Fairfax
Shield McCandlish, in Fairfax, left
this morning for her home.
Mrs. w. H. Sadler Of Newbern, Ala,
is the house guest Of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Darnall, 204 jackson avenue, Uni
versity Park, Nd. Later Mrs. Sadler
will visit her son, Capt. Howard Sad
Ter. u. S. NJ. and Mrs. Sadler. Capt.
Sadler, who is stationed at Newport.
r. l., only recently returned from the
West Coast, where he was In COM
mand of the flagship Pennsylvania.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Hyatt Wells
have been entertaining in their home
in University Park. Nd, Mrs. Rexford
Smith Of Washington and Mr.. Edward
Metre Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Ernest Gasch of Hyattsville,
Md; Mrs. Ruth Duley Of Brentwood,
Nd, and Miss Nettie Duley Of WASH
ington, D. c., will return today from q
visit in Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gasch of Hyattsville and Mr..
and Mrs. Durward Wiseman of Wash
ington will go to Atlantic City Friday
to spend the week end.
Mrs. Walter l. Burgan and her
daughter, Miss Esther Alice Burgsn,
who have been visiting Mrs. Burgan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
James. in Indianapolis, are returning
tomorrow after an absence Of four
months. Mr.. Burgan, who spent eight
weeks in Indiana and in st. Louis.
Mo, returned during June.
Mrs. Sarah E. Shull of Los Angeles,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Miss Helen Shull, at the Washington
Sanitarium for q few weeks, Is now
spending a month in Burlington, N. j.,
her old home. She will return to
Washington for time before going
back to California
Mrs. Townley Gamble of Silver
Spring. Nd, entertained at q linen
and lingerie shower Monday evening
for Mrs. Edward Pickford of Wash
ington. who until her marriage July
20 to DR.. Pickford was Miss Marian
Ostermayer. Vari-colored Summer
flowers were used attractively In the
various rooms. The guests included
Mrs. Edward Pickford, ST., Of Wash
ington, mother-in-law of the guest
of honor; Miss Eileen and Miss Martha
Harris. Mrs. william Schofield, Mrs.
Donald Deane. Mrs. Robert Dulin,
Mrs. Woodson Birthwright, Mrs. James
Cummings, jr.; Mrs. Donald Rice, Mrs
William Park, Miss Sally and Miss
Kitty Trott, Miss Ruth Alexander,
Miss Theodore Emerson. Miss Marjorie
Provost, Miss Virginia Hamilton, Miss
! Margaret Boon, Miss Clara Smith, Miss
1 Jean Wolfe. Miss Adell Stoutenburg
Miss Amy Selby, Miss Jean Kirkwood,
Miss VIOLA Drury. Miss Dorothy Dono-
van, Miss Louise Turner and Miss
Antoinette and Miss Jane Edwards,
all of Washington; Mrs. John c.
Livingston and Mrs. Morrison Clark
of Woodside, Md, and Mrs. 3. c.
Hearn, Mrs. Jerry Kluttz and Mrs.
Robert Moore Of Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. Roy C. Potts Of Takoma Park,
Nd, is in Durham, N. H., attending
the Dairy Science Association con-
ference, after which he will visit vari-
GUS cities in New England and return
here about August 81.
Mrs. J. Milton Derrick of Takoma
Park, Md, who has been at South
River. Md. has returned to her home,
owing to the illness Of Mr.. Derrick
A surprise miscellaneous shower
was given In honor of Miss Dicie Fish
back by q group of her friends, at
the home Of Mrs Raymond G. Firor,
Takoma Park.
Among those present were Mrs.
Roxie Utz, Mrs Doris Benner, Mrs.
Peg Crawford. Mrs. Margaret Semple,
Mrs. Gertrude Bennett, Mrs. Mary
Ffror, Mrs. Gretta Anderson, Miss