Evening star., 1936-05-14

And Virginia
Social Notes
Miss Johns Wed to
Mr.. ShultZ in
April.
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Va, sailed Monday from Baltimore for
Savannah, and from there will motor
to various points in Florida. and Is
making the trip In the interests Of the
National Manufacturers Association,
Of which he is associate counsel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hotchkiss have
with them for several days in their
home, In Aurora Hills, Va, the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Heller, Of
Marcellus, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hopkins have
moved from Washington into their
home. at 725 Twenty-first street south.
in Virginia Highlands, Va. Sunday
afternoon Mrs. Hopkins was hostess to
the members of Pheta Pi Sorority,
Gamma Chapter, and their mothers, at
tea Miss Eleanor Wilson, president
Of Gamma Chapter, presided at the tea
table. Around so guests from the
county and Washington attended.
Mrs. Guy r. Rogers gave an attrac-
tive party Tuesday night in her home
in BallSton, Va, in celebration of the
18th birthday anniversary of her son,
| Mr.. Row Glenn Rogers. An outdoor
treasure hunt was one of the features
of entertainment and there were vari-
GUS other games and dancing. Guests
included Miss Lillian Munson. Miss
Emily Veitch, Miss Martha Brooks,
Miss Martha Bushby, Miss Erma Cum
berland, Miss Alice Lair. Miss Doris
Hall, Miss Evelyn Geris, and Mr..
Horace Curtis, Mr.. Charles Curtis and
Mr.. Raymond Curtis, Mr.. Everett Cum
berland. Mr. Roy Taylor, MIR. Edgar
Lear, Mr.. Eugenia Hall and Mr.. Ed
ward Geris.
Mrs. John Warwick Rust was hostess
yesterday at a tea in her home at
Fairfax, Va. Mrs. Rust was assisted
in receiving her guests by her three
daughters, Miss Warwick Rust, Miss
Eleanor Rust and Miss Anne Hooe
Rust, while Mrs. Herbert A. Donovan,
Miss Jennie Moore, Mrs. Richard
Washington and Miss Ida Hooe Jones
alternated at the tea table.
Mrs. John B. Revie of Silver Spring.
Md, entertained at luncheon and
bridge yesterday at the Iron Gate Inn
in honor Of her mother, Mrs. James
j. Riley of Providence, r. l., who is
passing this week here Spring flowers
formed the attractive table centerpiece
and corsage bouquets of gardenias
were favors for the guests. The COM
pany included Mrs. Wilbur Mehring,
Mrs. Perry Westland, Mrs Elmer E.
Boyner, Mrs. Joel Bowman, Mrs.
Frank Last, Mrs. Melvin Allpress, all
OF Silver Spring; Mrs. Vail Garfield,
Mrs. Ross Doyan and Mrs. Fred May
hew of Washington, and Mrs. William
Thompson of Montgomery Hills, Md.
Mrs. Doyan entertained in her home
IN washington last evening at bridge
for Mrs. Riley and today Mrs. Perry
Westland Is entertaining at a bridge
breakfast in honor Of Mrs. Riley.
Mrs. Rorald Blake and Miss Mary
Blake of Fairfax, Va; Miss Richardetta
Gibson. Mrs. Joseph Berry, Mrs. Ste
phen Conrad Stuntz, Mrs. Henry
Shackleford. Mrs. Richard Dulaney
Leith and Mrs. John Harrison Ruff
OF Vienna, and Mrs. John Blake and
Mrs. Edwin Bethel of Washington.
motored to Aldie, Va, today, where
they were guests of Mrs. William
Tyler, jr., at luncheon and bridge.
Mrs. Frank j. Pickett entertained
at the last Of series of bridge
luncheons at her home in Takoma
Park, D. c., Tuesday. The guests
were Mrs. Virginia Bailey. Mrs. A. B.
Little, Mrs. Elsie Smith, Mrs. Daniel
Mattingly, Mrs. Lewis Sneed Sasser,
Mrs. Edward Waterfield, Mrs. Wal
ter Freck, Mrs. Oliver Scott, Mrs.
c. A. Hoglund, Mrs. Reno S. Harp,
Miss Margaret Burdette. Mrs. George
Sullivan, Mrs. Marion Cady and Mrs.
A. w. Quackenbush.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Randall enter
tanned in their home in North Wood
side, Md, Tuesday evening, following
a dinner party at Collingwood Tea
House at which members of Mrs.
Randall's bridge club entertained their
husbands. In addition to Mr. and
Mrs. Randall the company included
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Douglas Sears, Mr.. and
Mrs James T. Reside, all Of North
Woodside; Mr. and Mrs. William Nc
Ginnis and Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Leon
ard of Silver Spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Miller of Woodside Park, Md, and
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Sewers Of Wynne-
wood Park, Md.