Evening star., 1936-06-20

Vt Of her mother, Mrs. FairleSs,
Il in Takoma Park, Nd, last
evening, for a number of out-oftown
guests. Among the guests were Miss
Juanita Bunting of Indianapolis. Miss
Margaret Nestor of Lowell, Mass; Miss
Margaret Shepherd of Carrollton, Ala;
Miss Helen Buck Of Jackson, Tenn;
Miss Saleno Lloyd Of Framington,
Mass; Miss Bee Olson of Chicago, Miss
Cornelia Noe of Little Rock, Ark; Miss
Sylvia Guralnick of Brooklyn, Miss Ell
nora Stuker of Monterey, Calf; Miss
Gustava Bransford of Evansville, Ind;
Miss Henrietta Pittman of Springfield,
Mass; Miss Julia Wigonitz of Madison,
Wis: Miss Ellis McCamey of Atlanta,
Ca; Miss verna Thomson of Jessup,
Iowa; Miss Yvonne Swedberg of Gard
ner, Mass; Miss Kathleen Oberheim
of Washington, D. c.; Miss Sonia
Herkowitz Of Carona, Long Island;
Miss Helen Ostmann and Mr.. William
Ostmann of Montrose, Md: Mr.. Abram
Harwitz of Baltimore. Mr.. Philip Ninas
Of Red Top. Mo, and Mr.. Edward
Buchanan OF Dunkirk, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Robey, who
motored to Norfolk to attend the State
Democratic convention. have returned
to their home in Fairfax. Va. They
were accompanied by Mrs N. Peyton
Young, who passed the night in Nor
folk.
Miss Warwick Rust, daughter of
State Senator and Mrs. John w. Rust,
will return to her home in Fairfax,
Va, today, from Hollis, NJ Y, where
she visited Miss Emily Denton.
Mrs. Warren N. Watson and her
daughter Priscilla will leave Fairfax,
Va, early next week for Duxbury,
Mass. where Mrs. Watson will visit her
mother. Mrs. Lewis ]. Thomas.
Priscilla will enter Camp Chappehalla.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Webster of
Sligo Park Hills have as their guest
hrs. Websters uncle, the Rev. r. w.
Crichton Of Loveland, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond j. Crack
were hosts at an al fresco party Tues
day evening, at their home in Leeway,
Va, entertaining in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs william Franklin Rector. the
latter before her recent marriage, Miss
Virginia Lee Jenkins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Jenkins of Falls
Church, Va.
Mrs Crack, wearing graceful black
chiffon gown, received the guests with
Mr.. and Mrs Rector, the latter
dressed in a pink satin evening gown.
in the drawing room, after which the
company went out on the lawn, made
gay and bright with vari-colored elec-
tric lights. The guests were served
buffet style from a long refreshment
table on the lawn, having as a CEN
terpiece a large wedding cake, which
the bride cut and served to the rs or
more guests.
Assisting the hostess was Mrs.
Jenkins, mother of the bride, and Mrs.
Herbert B. Rector, mother of the
bridegroom.
Mr.. Henry C. McCeney, Sd. enter
tanned at dance Wednesday evening
at his home near Silver Spring, Md,
following the commencement exercises
of the Montgomery Blair High School
senior class, of which he is amember.
The guests included Miss Peggy Bur-
rage, Miss Margaret Collision, Miss
Lois Gather, Miss Mary Griffith, Miss
Betty Weigle, Miss Dorothy Nellis,
Mr.. Staten Alden, Mr.. Raymond
Scoville, Mr.. Millard Reynolds, MIR.
Erwin Dietle, Mr.. Harvey Kreuzberg
and Mr.. Dave Coots. The company
was principally members of Mr.. Nc
Ceney's bridge club, composed of
some of the seniors. Earlier in the
week the group was entertained at
the home of Mr.. Millard Reynolds,
following q moonlight trip on the
Potomac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Terry Of At
lanta, Ga, were guests in Fairfax,
Va. of Mrs. F. SHIELD McCandlish, en-
route to New Hampshire, where they
will attend the graduating exercises
Of their son from Emerson Exeter
Academy.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter c. Carter and
their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Pres
graves, have returned to their
homes in Herndon, Va, after a visit
of three weeks with friends in Fort
Worth, Tex. They were accompanied
home by their daughter, Miss Marian
Carter Of Fort Worth.
Mrs. John Harrison Ruff entertain
ed two tables Of bridge at luncheon