Evening star., 1936-10-04

WV the House of Representa-
tives, the beginning OF
series of "goh luncheons" to continue
during the Fall at the Kenwood Coun-
try Club, q horse show yesterday ana
another scheduled for the latter part
of the month, Bethesda residents are
having a busy Fall season.
Friday nights dinner was the
largest Of Its kind held In this part
of the county for many a day. the
hosts, MIR. and Mrs. Earl w. Shinn,
invited more than so guests to have
dinner with them at the Kenwooo
country Club and to meet State Sen
ator Harry lie Gore and Mrs. lie Gore.
Guests attending the dinner were from
the upper part Of the county as well as
from Kenwood and the nearby Mary
land towns.
The "golf luncheons" at the Ken
wood Club, which we're temporarily
discontinued during the recent gon
tournament, will begin again next
week. Guests at the luncheonS meet
at the club for a round OF golf IN
the morning and they stay on Tor
lunch after the game. Some OF the
Bethesda women who are most fire.
uuently seen at these luncheons are
Miss Gloria Rogers, the winner OF
the cup in the recent tournament;
Miss Virginia Pope, the tournament
'.medalist"; Mrs. John Holland, Mrs.
z. w. Stohlman and Mrs. William
Hoad of Somerset; Mrs. R. P. Hun
and Mrs. T. c. conquest OF Chevy
Chase Gardens and Mrs. Leo Walper
and Mrs. John o. Bergehn OF Bethesda
Yesterdays horse show at the
Meadowbrook Club drew a big crowd,
partly because it was given as bene-
fit for one of Montgomery Countys
pet charities and partly because SO
many of the contestants were Be-
thesda residents. Margaret Hill, who
picks up blue ribbon nearly every
time she rides her horse around tht
ring, appeared in the show, and young
Patricia Kuykendall, newcomer IN
the Bethesda area, was another OF
the contestants. Some OF the othel
Bethesda horse lovers who rode yes
terday were Fenton Fadeley Of Edge
moor, Anne Hagner, who came up fol
the show from Arlington Hall, where
she is in school, and Samuel Boyle!
of Friendship Heights.
DR.. Mary Downes of Chevy Chast
terrace left Wednesday to spend
week with her mother, Mrs. M. E. VII
liams, in st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Holland Huntington Of Somer'
set spent Wednesday in Frederick,
Md, where she attended the meeting
Of the Maryland Federation Of Music
Clubs. Mrs. Huntington is the dele
gate to the federation for the fourth
district, which is made up Of Mont
somery County, Prince Georges Count
and Garret County.
Mrs. George P. Bush Of Alta Vista
will leave next week for an extended
trip to the West Coast. She Will
spend several weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Olschewsky, in
Olympia, Wash, and will visit Mr.
Bush's sister, Mrs. Emerson Gleangard
in Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin c. McNeill oi
Edgemoor will entertain at dinner
party tomorrow night in honor OF
Mrs. McNeills sister, Mrs. D. c. Grove
OF Pittsburgh, Pa, who Is their guest
for several weeks. Mrs. Grove also
was honor guest at dessert bridge
given Thursday by Mrs. T. Delos Pax
man, Mrs. G. Raymond Webb and Mrs
j. William Moseman of Edgemoor.
Mrs. Sarah K. Frizzel of Chevy
Chase Gardens will leave during the
week for a months visit with Mrs.
C. o. Frisbie in Chicago.
Miss Carol Hummel Of Chevy Chase
Gardens left today for Springfield,
Ohio, where she will spend few
days with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred G.. Bookwalter. Wednes-
day morning Miss Hummel will go to
Yellow Springs, Ohio, where she will
enter Antioch College as student.
Mrs. Louis A. Abbot Of Somerset
was hostess at a buffet supper Mon-
day, when the Is guests who were
present were the members of the
Victory Chapter Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. Mrs. Abbot
Is past officer of the chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bateman Nor
fis, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Mills and Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Morris, ir., of Bethesda
are spending the week end In Swarth-
more, Pa, with their daughter. Miss
Patty Morris, who is senior at
Swarthmore College. Yesterday they
attended the wedding Of Miss Dare
Farquhar in Kennel Square, Pa. Miss
Farquhar, who is cousin Of Mrs.
Morris, is related to the Farquhar fam
lily in Montgomery County and spent
her girlhood days in Sandy Spring.
Mr.. Robert Allen, who has lived
In Bethesda for the past three years,
will leave soon for Bridgeport, Conn,
to make his future home. Sunday
he was honor guest at a supper party
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