Evening star., 1936-01-05
Return of
students Is
PartyCurb
Loudoun Social News.
Harrisons Have
Guests. !

The return Of students to various
colleges and universities has brought
temporary lull in the gay whirl Of
holiday parties and dances through
out Loudoun County.
Former Governor of Virginia and
Mrs. Westmoreland Davis Of Leesburg
were among those who have left within
the last few days for Florida. Mr..
Davis will return to Leesburg early in
January, but will join Mrs. Davis in
Florida later for an indefinite stay.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Powell
Harrison in their Leesburg home
through the holidays were their SON.
in-law and daughter, the Rev. and
Mrs. James Cox, and their small
daughter of Silver Spring, Md, and
their son, Mr.. B. Powell Harrison, jr.,
of Baltimore.
Miss Marjorie Yellot was hostess to
number of friends at a party New
Year eve.
Mrs. Mary v. Smith and her daugh-
ter Miss Dorothy Smith, entertained
at tea at their Purcellville home Fri
day afternoon, December 81. Mrs.
Howard James and Mrs. Carroll Hirst
presided at the tea tables, assisted by
Miss Louise Nichols, Mrs. Robert
Bready and Mrs. Hodgins.
Mrs. Arthur lie Ribble entertained
16 small guests at a birthday ami
versary party Saturday. December %,
in her home in Hamilton in compli-
ment to her little daughter, Helen
May Ribble.
Supt. of Schools and Mrs. o. L.
limerick were hosts at bridge Tuesday
evening. Those playing we're DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Turner, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hay Cooley. Dr.. and Mrs. j.
Samuel Patterson, Mrs. C. ]. Harley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Reid and Mr..
Charles J. Ford. Ladies high score
prize was won by Mrs. Patterson, and
gentlemans prize by Mr.. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee have
moved from their home in Charlotte
vile to Homewood Farm, which
they recently purchased from Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Roger McSherry in Waterford.
Mr.. and Mrs. McSherry have taken
an apartment in Leesburg for the
Winter
Gen. and Mrs. William Mitchell and
their family of Middleburg spent the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Mitch-
ellis parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. S. T. Miller,
in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chamberlin
of Greystone, Waterford, had with
them for the Christmas season their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Chamberlin,
who attends school in England.
Mrs. William S. Frances entertained
at bridge Tuesday afternoon in her
Hamilton home, when her guests we're
Mrs. Theodore Reid, Mrs. Mason
Smith, Miss Alice Kerr. Mrs. Edward
Norman, Mrs. Fairy Sydnor. Mrs.
Curtis Paxson, Mrs. Robert Janney
McCray, Mrs. Howard Welsh, Mrs.
Julia Thomas, Miss Ruth Dillon. Mrs.
N. Guy Miller, Mrs. Arthur Ribble,
Miss Dorothy Smith. Mrs. Contee
Adams and Mrs. N. B. Hawthorne.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Smith and
Miss Kerr.
Miss Martyne McComb was hostess
at buffet supper at her home at
Bluemont Wednesday evening and left
the latter part of the week for Duke
University, where she is student.
Miss Tony Wick of Greenwich,
Conn, has been the guest OF her
cousin. Miss Sally Curtis, at her home
at Round Hill through the Christmas
holidays. Miss Curtis and Miss Helen
Chamblin we're hostesses to a small
company at New Year eve dance in
her honor. Their other guests inciud-
ed Miss Janet Patterson. Miss Emily
Chamblin, Miss Dorothy Patterson.
Mr.. Dorsey Ford, Mr.. Tyler Ford, Mr..
Pershing Larrick and Mr.. Dalton Pax
SON. Miss Wick will leave for her home
in Connecticut on Monday and Miss
Curtis will also leave Monaay for the
MADEIRA School at Greenway, where
she is a student.