Evening star., 1935-10-20
Mrs. Rippey
Plans Trip
To Elnira
Judge and Mrs. Gold
of Chevy Chase on
Carolina Trip.

Mrs. Charles w. Rippey OF Friend
ship Heights, Md, will drive to Elmira,
N. Y, on Friday. where she will attend
the ceremonies to be held in connec-
ton with the inauguration Of the new
president Of Elmira College, DR.. VIII
liam Sumner Appleton Pott. MAS.
Rippey, who is q graduate OF ElmiIh
College, will represent the Washington
Chapter OF Elmira College Alumnae at
the ceremony. She will attend the
inauguration ceremonies in Park
Church, Elmira, on Saturday morning
an6 In the afternoon will be a guest at
a tea given for the visiting alumnae.
In order to give them an opportunity
to greet the president and his wife,
who was before her marriage Miss
Welch, daughter OF the late Judson P.
Welch, dean Of the Pennsylvania State
College.
Judge and Mrs. p. D. Gold Of Chevy
Chase Gardens left on Friday for Will
son, N, c., to spend several days with
Judge Colds brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Gold. They
are making the trip to North Carolina
at this time to attend the party
which Mr.. John Gold. who Is the editor
ana publisher of the Wilson Times,
gives each year to the members Of his
family in honor of his birthday.
Mr.. Colds party lasts for three days
and he entertains his guests with din
ners and teas and various forms of
outdoor sports. The birthday party
will be held at Mr.. Colds country
home near Wilson, and he will have
more than 80 guests for the three-day
party.
Judge Gold will return to his home
next Sunday, while Mrs. Gold will go
from Wilson to Daytona Beach. Fla.
where she will remain for about 10
days. Judge Gold Is a former mayor
Of Daytona Beach.
Mrs. T. Hardy Todd Of Battery Park,
Nd, entertained a number Of her
friends at luncheon Wednesday, in
honor of Mrs. c. Halle Of Staunton.
Va, who is the guest Of her son-in-
law and daughter, Judge and Mrs. r.
Granville Curry.
Mrs. Walter Perry of Bethesda, Nd,
has been in New York for a week.
Mrs. z. r. Kohman and Mrs. Jack
T. Erwin Of Battery Park, Nd, will
leave on Wednesday for Kansas, where
they will remain for several weeks.
Ne Xohp,ao mill x,{c;t bar fathar a ~
mother in Chanute, Kans., and Mrs.
Erwin will visit relatives in Wakeeny.
They will return by way of the Ozarks
and Kentucky, and plan TO reach
home shortly before Thanksgiving.
Miss Emile Dunbar was honor guest
at q tea and shower Saturday at the
home Of Miss Mary Lee Watkins and
Miss Betsy Watkins Of Somerset, Md.
Miss Dunbar's marriage to Mr.. STAN
ley True of New York will take place
early In November.
Mrs. Charles !. Corby Of George
town road, near Bethesda, Is In At
lantie City for several days. She
made the trip by motor and was ac-
companied by Mrs. William c. Shan
non and Mrs. Nellie shirclifi. both Of
Washington.
Former Postmaster General and
Mrs. Harry 8. New, who have been at
their Summer home, Turtle Lake,
Mich, since the latter part Of May,
will return today to Hemlock Hedge,
their home in Edgemoor. Md.
Mrs. Paul Ledig Of Battery Park,
Nd, was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given by the Newcomb Club
on Friday. After the luncheon Mrs.
Ledig told Of her experiences during
several years of residence in Peru and
exhibited many fine pieces of hand
work, silver and jewelry collected dur
ing her stay there. While in Peru.
Mrs. Ledig lived in Huancayo, a little
town in the mountains beyond Lima.
while her husband, Mr.. Ledig, was
engaged in scientific work for the
observatory Of the Division
of Terrestrial Magnetism Of the Car
negie Institution of Washington. Her
collection of Peruvian handicraft was