Evening star., 1935-04-16
Mrs. Keane
And Family
In Herndon
Other Virginians and
Marylanders Are
Hosts to Guests.

Mrs. Keane, wife of Mr.. Thomas
Keane of Forest Hills, N. Y. lieu
tenant commander of the Sea Scouts
of America, and their two small
daughters, Sheila and Nancy, are
guests for the Easter season of Mrs
Keane'S mother, Mrs. Frances Smart
in Herndon, Va. Mrs. Keane will
attend the D. A. r. conference this
week as a delegate.
Mr.. George r. Dye, secretary tc
Senator Barbour of New Jersey, and
Mrs. Dye had as their week end
guests in their home in Sligo Park
Hills, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P
Heath of Trenton, N. ].
Mrs. J. P. Skehan was hostess at
cards at her home in Silver Spring
Md, having as guests Mrs. Alice
Dudley, Mrs. CreSsy Kegg, Mrs. Helen
Davis, Mrs. Anna Stowe, Mrs. Eva
Macy and Mrs. Jessie Moreland, all
of Takoma Park, Md; Mrs. Nancy
Eek of Silver Spring and Mrs. Emma
Schattel and Mrs. Rena Thomas of
Richmond, Ind. Mrs. Schattel and
Mrs. Thomas are house guests OF Mrs.
Skehan.
Mrs. j. K. O'ShaughneSSy enter
kained a company at a bridge party
last evening at her home in Be
thesds, Md.
Mrs. Benjamin Shreve has returned
10 her home in cherrydale, Va. after
a five-Week motor trip in the South,
where she spent some time in Miami,
ct. Petersburg and other Florida
cities, and also made visits in Blakeley
and Atlanta, Ga. In Blakeley she
Ras the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Gray and in Atlanta she visited with
Mrs. Eugene T. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Foster Hagan of
Waycroft, Va, had as guests over
the week end Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Melton Of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. L. M. Christie has returned
10 her home at Woodside, Md. after
passing several days at Corey, Pa.
DR.. Archibald w. Truman, medical
director of the Washington Sanitarium
at Takoma Park, and Mrs. Truman
left for San Diego, Calf, last Sunday
Or. Truman has been given a years
leave of absence and will spend much
of his time in the West. They will
visit their daughter Miss Anita Tru-
man and their son, Mr. Roland Tru-
man in Los Angeles and will then GO
on to British Columbia. where DR.
Truman for a month will relieve DR.
n. G. Burden, medical director OF
she Resthaven Sanitarium located near
Victoria, before going to San Diego.
Miss Dorothy Harley and Miss Eliza
beth Bailey were joint hostesses at an
attractive party, entertaining at con-
tract bridge in the formers home in
Round Hill, Va. Saturday evening
Their guests included, Miss Martha
Crockerille, Mrs. Charles j. Ford, Mrs
Henry Beatty, Miss Clara Hersperger
Miss Elizabeth Thomas. Miss Myrtle
E1ber, Miss Frances Hersperger, Miss
Mary Simpson, Miss Kate White, Mrs
Heaton Purcell, Mrs. Samuel Patterson
Miss Margaret HanSbarger, Mrs. Owen
Thomas. jr., and Miss Frances Whit
man. Prizes were won by Mrs. Pur-
cell and Miss Hansbarger.
Miss Lois Hendrick of Ballston. Va.
left today for Winston-Salem, N. c.,
where she will spend the remainder
OF the week with Miss Rachel Wolfe
Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. Wahren-
brock, of Sligo Park Hills, Md, are
passing this week with Mrs. Wahren-
brooks grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Frink in Naples, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther c. Dodd have
as guests in their home in Clarendon,
Va, Mrs. Nelson E. Tousley and her
daughter Miss Virginia Tousley Of
Waban, Mass, who arrived Sunday
for a Today visit.
Mrs. Alice M. Bourdeau, social
hostess at the Washington Sanitarium
during the past 10 years and resident
of Takoma Park for many years, was
given a reception in honor of her
birthday anniversary at the santa
rum gymnasium Sunday evening,
there being about $50 guests present.
Miss Murial Shaw was mistress of
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