Evening star., 1936-11-22

The wedding OF Miss Dorothy Ham,
1ton of Clarendon to Mr.. Wayne Mil
Ter Of Washington took place yester-
day afternoon In the Clarendon
Methodist Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carol Mann
Of 1908 North Frederick street, Ar
lington, Va, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary Carol
to Mr.. Wayne Kirk of Washington
formerly Of Ludlow, III. The wedding
will take place during the mid-Win-
ter season.
Now that the Colonial Village is
fast becoming community unto it.
self, and with the completion of its
new club rooms, many social affairs
are being planned by the villagers
Wednesday afternoon marked the
beginning of series of card parties
to be held each Wednesday afternoon
for some time to come and next
Wednesday evening a Thanksgiving
dance will be held in the club rooms.
A well-known orchestra will furnish
music and Mrs. Marie MacGuire will
be the hostess for the occasion, as
sisted by Mrs. Floyd E. Moore OF
Washington. Refreshments in keep
ing with the spirit of Thanksgiving
will be served.
Every Saturday evening the resi-
dents of Ashton Heights hold COM
munity dinner for the neighborhood
After dinner there is dancing either to
the radio or local orchestra. Last
evening Mrs. c. B: Emery and Mrs.
ia 1radlin were hostesse, for
the affair.
Around 200 guests attended the re-
ception, given in honor of the new
Methodist minister. the Rev. George
Oliver. in the church parlors at the
Clarendon Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, Monday evening.
In the receiving line were the Rev.
and Mrs. Oliver and their four at
tractive daughters. the Misses Eve
lyn, Margaret, Kathleen and Pauline
Oliver; Mr.. w. H. Cheesman. Mr.. J..
A. Woodward. superintendent of the
church school. and Mrs. George H.
Parker, president of the Woman's
Missionary Society.
Following the reception the Rev.
Clark Main OF the Arlington Metho-
dist Church. and Mr.. W.. H. Chees-
man, gave brief addresses of welcome.
The response was made by the Rev.
Oliver.
During the evening refreshments
were served by committee composed
OF Mrs. j. c. Boss, Mrs. w. Swetnam,
Mrs. 1nez Shepherd, Mrs. w. w. Ho-
helm and Mrs. Amy Jordan
Mrs. Kellogg, wife of DR.. Charles e.
Kellogg, entertained go guests at tea
Thursday afternoon from until S
O'Clock in her home in Aurora Hills
for the wives of the men who were
here to attend the soil survey meet
ing, at the May7ower Hotel. Mrs. w.
E. Hearn and Mrs. H. H. Bennett pre-
sided at the tea table, which had for
a centerpiece yellow and white chrys-
anthemums. Generally assisting the
hostess were Mrs. T. D. Rice of Lyon
Park and Mrs. Mark Baldwin of
Washington.
Mrs. Blanche Morgan Foote of the
Sylvan Studio, Alcova Heights, Va. is
spending a few days in New York
City with her sister, Miss Frances Ut
man.
Miss Carrie Sutherlin and Miss
Frances Jennings will entertain the
members of the Washington Chapter
of the Arlington Hall Alumnae Associ-
alton. tomorrow evening in the Chat
terbox, q huge log cabin, with an i'm
mense fireplace at one end, erected
on the school grounds for recreation
purposes. Guests present will include
Mrs. William Kingswell, Mrs. George
Jordan, Miss Beatrice Hegg, the Misses
Marjorie and Muriel Hite, Mrs. Walter
Morris, Mrs. Dunsel Page, Miss Hazel
Russell, Miss Agnes Shapter. Mrs.
John D. Wood. Miss Louise Friess,
Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler, Mrs. r.
w. Grain. jr.; Mrs. Mellburn Christer-
son, Mrs. Carson Carlisle and Miss
Nell Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton Muir
ray, the latter formerly Miss Hazel
Cornwell of Washington, formerly of
Manassas, Va, have returned from
their wedding trip and have taken an
apartment in Washington. The mar
riage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray took
place Monday, November 9, in the
Ballston Tabernacle, the Rev. Marvin
S. Cooper officiating. Mr.. Murray is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c.
Murray Of North Ute street, Airing
ton. Va.
Miss Peggy Ann English is enter
tanning over the week end at the
home of her parents, on Pershing
drive, two of her classmates at Ar
lington Hall-Miss Billy Clyde Mitch
ell and Miss Betty Faunce, both of
Birmingham. Ala.
Miss English was hostess at a buffet
supper last evening, following the
dance sponsored by the Riding Club,
Ut the Arlington Hall, which she and
her guests attended. Additional guests
at the supper party afterwards in
cluded Miss Martha Lamborne, Miss
Betsy Smith, Mr.. Walter Smith, Mr..
Robert Coe, Mr.. James Lanigan, Mr..
Christopher williams and Mr.. william
Germon.
Mrs. Millicent Maxey of Ballston,
Va, was the guest In whose honor
Mrs. Edith Rogers entertained O. small
company at luncheon Tuesday, the
occasion being Mrs. Maxey's birthday
anniversary. Wednesday Mrs. Maxey
was honored at luncheon, with. Mrs.
Gladys Monroe as the hostess.
Wednesday evening Mrs. j. ]. Cor
man, assisted by Mrs. James F. Hayes |