Evening star., 1936-08-16

One of the loveliest parties that
has been held in nearby Maryland
for many a day was the evening gar
den party Thursday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Hambleton IN
Somerset Chairs and tables ana
lamps were placed on the noWer-
bordered lawn back Of the house,
where the so or more guests al
tending the party were seated. Max
ing use of brick steps leading into
formal garden as the stage setting,
the members Of the All Club OF
Somerset, honor guests at the party,
presented a style show, exhibiting
the dresses and other garments they
have made during the club year. The
girls who took part in the evenings
program we're Miss Edwina Hamole-
ton. Miss Ann Shillinger and Miss
Helen Mae Bryan, who represented
Montgomery County in the recent
All Club Congress at College Park,
and Miss Nancy Hambleton, Miss
Jean Hambleton, Miss Lois Glsh, MISS
Pauline Gish, Miss Mary Ellen Park
and Miss Betty Jane Bryan. At the
close Of the program, Mrs. j. E. Shll-
linger, who. with Mrs. Hamoleton,
has directed the work of the Somer-
set All group, presented the girls
with a gavel made of wood from the
White House, the gift of Mr.. George
E. Farrell, who is in charge OF the
All Club encampment at the Monu-
ment Grounds each year.
Punch and cakes were served on
the terrace by two Of the girls, Miss
Jean Hambleton and Miss Lois Gsh.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the garden party were Miss Edythe
Turner, home demonstration agent
for Montgomery County, and her SIS
ter, Miss Mae Turner Of birmingham,
Mass, who Is her guest for several
days; Miss Dorothy Emerson, leader
of All Club work for the State OF
MARYLAND, and Mrs. Robert G.. Green
of Minneapolis.
Mai. and Mrs Lynn W. Searles OF
Drummond and Mr.. and Mrs. Thad-
deus Wysocki Of Lansing, Mich, who
we're their house guests for the past
week. were entertained at luncheon
Wednesday by Mrs. Gale Morgan at
her apartment, in the Broadmoor.
Mrs. A. w. Starratt was hostess at
q luncheon and bridge party Friday,
when she entertained a group OF 10
at her home, in Somerset. Among the
out-of-town guests at the luncheon
we're Mrs. w. A. Ough Of Sacramento,
Calf. who is spending the Summer
and Mrs. K. V. Patterson OF Phila-
delphia, who is the guest Of Mrs.
Perry K. Thurston of Drummond. The
gathering was in the nature OF good
by party for Mrs. John A. Fleming,
who is leaving next week with her
husband. DR.. Fleming, the director OF
the division of terrestrial magnetism
of the Carnegie Institution of Wash
ington, to spend two months in Scot
land and Sweden.
Twenty-Five or thirty members Of
the Woman's Club of Bethesda met at
the club house. on Old Georgetown
road. on Tuesday for few hours OF
bridge, following luncheon and brief
session of the Executive Board Of the
club. During the luncheon hour Mrs
Henry Sasscer gave reviews of some
of the current books. and Miss Barbara
Kohman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Kohman, a member Of the club,
played several selections on the harp.
Miss Kohman played "Pazane and the
Prelude" and the "Song of the Volga
Boatmen," arranged for the harp by
Salzedo, and the "Etude," by Robert
Schumann. Among those who at
tended the luncheon and bridge party
were Mrs. J. Reed Bradley, Mrs. E. M.
Willis Mrs Ford E. Young, Miss Dor
othy Young, Mrs. Henry Sasscer, Mrs.
N. F. Rabner, Mrs. F. Romer, Mrs.
Charles Leonard Chambers. Mrs. Lilly
c. Stone, Mrs. George B. Clendennin,
Mrs. e. F. Kohman, Mrs. Clarence
Stein, Mrs. r. E. Amiss Mrs. j. Harry
Pirie, Mrs. J. J. Miller and Mrs. F. Di
Blasi. During the afternoon several
vocal selections we're given by Mrs.
Ferdinando Norma of Potomac, Md.
Taking advantage of these last few
weeks of Summer, before September
comes and with it the rush of Fall
activities, number of nearby Mary
land residents are taking brief vaca-
tion trips. The dean of the Law
School of National University and Mrs.
Charles Pergler of Drummond will
go to Boston this week, where DR..
Pergler will attend the meetings of
the American Bar Association. Their
daughter, Miss Vera Pergler, is spend
ing the week end at Annapolis to
be present at the return of the
Wyoming, on which the midshipmen
at the Naval Academy have been
cruising during the Summer.
Comdr. and Mrs. Theodore c. Lonn-
quest Of Chevy Chase Gardens will
leave at the end of the week for
trip to the New England States. They
will stop at Camp Alaska, on Lake
Sebago, Me. where their son Teddy
has been camping for the past two
months, later going to Lake Winnie
pesaukee, in New Hampshire. to visit
their daughter Elaine, who has been
at lakeside camp for the Summer.
Comdr. and Mrs. conquest and their
two children expect to return to Chevy
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Col. and Mrs. A. I. Krynitsky, their
daughter. Miss Fora Krynitsky, and
their son. John Krynitsky, CT Somer-
set are spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar Stark at
their farm, near Rehoboth, Del.
Mrs. Thomas P. Bones of Bethesda
will go to New York Thursday to
meet Mr.. Bones, who will return from
Paris on the Bremen. Mrs. Charles
Corby, also Of Bethesda, will return
from Sweden on the same boat, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bones and Mrs. Corby
will go from New York to Rockland
Beach, Me, where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Corby,
who are spending a few weeks there.
Mrs. Charles Corby will go later in
the month to Poland Springs, Me,
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