Evening star., 1935-05-13
Prof. Jones HOnOred
Wife Also Is Guest of Faculty of
SidWell's School.

Prof. and Mrs. Wilmot r. Jones
were guests of honor at dinner at
Normandy Farms, near Potomac, Nd,
last evening, given by the faculty
members and secretaries of Sidwell's
Friends School in Washington, OF
which Prot. Jones has been principal
for three years.
The function was in the nature of
a farewell to Prof. and Mrs. Jones, the
former having resigned as head of the
Washington institution to become
principal of the Friends School in
Wilmington, Del. Prof. Jones will
begin his duties at the Wilmington
school at the beginning of the next
school year.
DR.. Thomas w. Sidwell acted as
master of ceremonies and made the
principal address. Prof. and Mrs.
Jones also gave short talks, as did Mr..
George H. Sensner, Miss Teresa M.
O'Sullivan, Mr. Charles w. Mannan,
Mr. Robert S. Lyle and Miss R.
Eleanor Krick. members of the faculty,
and Mrs. Alice H Wick and Miss
Helen L. hartman, secretaries. About
20 attended.
Mrs. E. r. Trice of Richmond Is
visiting Miss May Walters of Mclean
for q fortnight.
Mrs. L. v. Lampson, Mrs. j. War
rington Hayes and Mrs. Frederick l..
Pratt were hostesses last night at a
buffet supper party given in Mrs.
Lampson's home in Takoma Park. Md,
In compliment to Mrs. John G. Sutton
and Mrs. John Bozievich. both Of
Takoma Park, Md. There were 26
guests. Various games were played
throughout the evening after which
supper was served at a long table
decorated with white Spring flowers
surrounded by color scheme of pink
and blue.
Mrs. Benjamin Tappan of James
town, R. l., and Mrs. E. c. Ransom
Of Portland, Greg, who have been
guests of Mrs. John Warnock Echols
of Vienna, have left for Rhode Island.
Mr.. and MIS- Willard Edwards of
EdSb vi dIlSC, IN. D., lldNC llloNCu ALISC
the home at 8O2l Saratoga avenue, in
Sligo Park Hills Md. the former resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Pitts.
Mr.. Edwards is connected in the
Washington office of the Chicago
Tribune. They have as their house
guests Mrs. Edwards parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Sullivan of Chicago.
Miss Margaret Wilcox of Vienna
has left for East Wareham. Mass,
where she will spend the Summer
doing research work for the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Miss Mary Eleanor McClanahan was
the guest of honor in the home
economics parlor of Washington Mis-
sionary College Thursday evening
when Mrs. Frank Marsh, Mrs. Truman
Vlier and Miss Marjorie Chapman
entertained about AS guests at
miscellaneous shower. Miss McClana
han, who has been at the head of the
home economics department for some
time, is the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Albion A. McClanahan of Springfield,
Tenn. Her marriage to Mr.. James c.
Trefz of Washington, son Of Mr., and
Mrs. J. J. Trefz of Hanna. Alberta,
Canada. will take place in the home
of her parents in June. Among those
present were Miss Lillian Trefz of
st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs. H. H. Hamilton,
Mrs H. A. Morrison, Mrs. Leo Thiel,
Mrs. A w Werline, Mrs. Mary Mont
gomery, Mrs. John Sampson Mrs. E.
C. Blue, Mrs. R. E. Harter. Mrs Will
lard Shaded. Mrs. NJ. E. Olsen, Mrs.
3. G. Wilkinson, Mrs. G. E. Jones,
Mrs. Mary Dietel Mrs. Olive Batson,
Mrs. Max Shoup. Mrs. H. NJ. Lodge.