Evening star., 1936-09-06


honor her mother, Mrs
a Harold r. Dinges, ST., ano
Miss Peggy Ann English entertained
at a dance last evening at the home
of Miss Dinges parents on North
Pershing drive, Ashton Heights, Va
Guests included Miss Agnes Deaton
who will leave soon for Westhampton
College to resume her studies; Miss
Ida Jean Dagger, who will be q
sophomore this year at Dennison
College in Ohio; Miss Lois Cooley, who
will enter Duke University this
month; Miss Verna Bergeson and
Miss Barbara Sheperd. students al
the Fredericksburg State Teachers
College; Miss Martha Lamborne and
Miss English, sophomores at Airing
ton Hall, and Miss Carol Beebe, stu
dent at Washington-Lee High School
Other guests were Mr.. William Davie:
and Mr.. Bank Davies, who will re-
turn to William and Mary College
this month; Mr.. Robert Coe. Mr.
Gene Wood, Mr.. Rogers Ford, Mr.
owen Keen, Mr.. Herbert Britton, who
will resume his studies soon at the
University of Virginia; Mr.. Ted Brown
student at the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, and Mr.. Roger Beebe, stu
dent at the Virginia Military In
stitute.
Mr.. Harold Dinges, jr., Mr.. Charles
Dinges and Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Henry
Willis, the latter formerly Miss
Frances James.
Following the party the group es-
corted Miss Dinges to Union Stauor
where she boarded train for George
town, S. c., to visit until school starts
with two of her classmates al
Fredericksburg College, Miss Juanits
Stokes and Miss Margaret Frasier.
Miss Lois Hendricks Of Ballston, Va.
Is in Canada and Labrador. II
Montreal she was joined by Mis-
Lottie Garner of Detroit, and the two
took the boat for Labrador. Mis-!
Hendricks will return to her home
around September IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Carlin Gray
have as a guest in their home a.
Ashton Heights, Va, Mile. Armins
Kassarian of Hollywood and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas o1
Mount Vernon, N. Y, are spending the
week end and holiday with Mr.. ano
Mrs. Horace l.. Woodward in theil
home on the Arlington Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Matter were
hosts at a reception Thursday eve
ming from 7:30 until 9 O'Clock, enter
tanning In their home at 1922 Nortf
Ute street, Fort Myer Heights, fol
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Durwood E. Huffman, whose
marriage took place August l5 ane
who are just back from their wed
ding trip to Detroit, Chicago anc
points in Canada.
At the reception the bride wor'
her wedding gown Of white satin. anc
her mother, Mrs. Matter, wore a blaci
lace gown. Others in the receiving
line were Mrs. Ada Huffman, mother
of the bridegroom, and members ol
the bridal party, who included Mrs
Hortense Ellis, Miss Myrteen Morri'
son, Miss Virgie Ruth Huber. Mr.
Jasper Mateer, Mr.. John CARRIER, Mr.
Jesse Black, Mr.. Charles Natter ane
Mr.. Roy Miles.
Out-of-town guests were the bride
groom's mother, Mrs. Ada HUFFMAN
and his sisters, Mrs. Savilla karne'
and Mrs. Alma Karnes; Mr.. anr
Mrs. v. L. Huffman, all Of Shenan-
doah, Va; Mrs. Hortense Ellis anc
Rev. and Mrs. c. M. Adams OF Baltl'
more.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard N. Sutton
Iyonhurst, Va, are on a two weeks
motor tour of the New England
States and will spend several days II
Gloucester, Mass, before returning
home.
Mrs. William A. Friess and hel
daughter, Miss Louise Friess. OF Clar'
endon, left Friday for New York City
to be gone a week, and while there VII
stop at the Taft Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Strevey o.
Evanston, H., who are visiting the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Rees
in their home at Clarendon. together
with Mr.. Rees, are spending the week
end at Piney Point, Md, as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Rucker ol
Clarendon.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
strevey were guests in whose honol
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McGregor en-
tertained at bridge in their apartment
at the Westchester. Mr.. Strevey, whit
Is an instructor at Northwestern Uni
versity at Evanston, with Mrs. StreveI
and their two young children, will re-
turn to their home September Is.
Miss Marian Magruder, instructor
In biology at Western High School u