Evening star., 1936-11-02
Suburban
Residents
In the News
DIR. and Mrs. Brown
Sail Wednesday
For London.

~ r. AND MRS. WILLIAM
MoSELEY BROWN will
leave their home in Lyon
- Village tomorrow for New
York City, from where they will sail
Wednesday at noon on the Queen
Mary for an extended trip abroad.
They will spend week in London
with Mrs. Browns uncle and aunt,
Mai. and Mrs. Eric Graham, and 60
from there to Edinburgh for . visit
with another uncle, Mr.. Joe Plummer,
and then 60 back again to London.
From there DR.. Brown will tour the
continent in the interests of masonry,
and Mrs. Brown will remain in Eng
land and visit relatives in Birming-
ham, her birthplace; also Bristol and
Bournemouth. They plan to meet in
Paris around The latter part of De-
cember and to sail for home from
Cherbourg the first week Of the new
year.
They had with them over this week
end their sons. Mr.. Billy Brown and
Mr.. Graham Brown, students at Char
lotte Hall Academy. who, during their
parents absence. will spend Thanks
giving and the Christmas holidays
with their maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Graham, in New York City.
Mrs. Ralph Powell entertained Fri
day at bridge luncheon In her resi-
dence at Mclean, Va, when her guests
included Miss May Walters, Mrs. j..
Hunter Mack, Mrs. Henry G. Shonerd.
Mrs. Owen Briggs. Mrs. ]. D. K.
Smoot and Mrs. Bruno Wittig Of Nc
Lean and Mrs. j. G. Sadtler Of Falls
Church.
Mrs. Bernard B. Sasher gave Hal
loween party Saturday afternoon in
her apartment in Colonial VII
lage for her little daughter, Marianne
Sasher. The young guests we're Mary
Ann Hagan, Virginia Lee Postles,
Donald Payne. all Of Ballston; Betty
Green, Richard Green, Betty Cross.
William Cross of Clarendon; Dolores
West, Marshall Ferguson, Carl Fergu-
son, Ellen OLeary, Frank Settler and
Robert Grigsby of Colonial Village
Mr.. William Wight of Sligo Park
Hills. Nd, is in Newark, N. j.. where
he has been assigned by the Asso-
ciated Press until after election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Beeson of
Aurora Hills were hosts Saturday
evening at dinner. having as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hotchkiss,
Mr. and Mrs. German Prince and Mr.
and Mrs. Jason r. Swallen Of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Hood were hosts
at a party Saturday evening at their
home, in South woodside Park, Silver
Spring, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. z. Wilkinson OF
Colverdale and Roanoke have an.
nounced the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Nell Louise, to Mr.. Henry McIn-
toeh Carr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jose.
phus Carr Of Leesburg, Loudoun
County.
The ceremony took place in Cal
vary Baptist Church, Roanoke, Octo.
Der %. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr left i'm
mediately for a Southern motor trip
They will be at home after November
! at New Kensington, Pa, where Mr.
Carr is one of the junior officials OF
the Aluminium Co. Of America
Mr.. Carr Is we'll known and popular
in Loudoun. He Is a graduate of the
Leesburg High School and Of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute at
.Blacksburg.
Mrs. Thomas E. Adams entertained
OF a bridge luncheon Friday in Wen
ma, Va, when the guests included
Mrs. Henry Hawxhurst, Mrs. Chester
Smith, Mrs. Irving Kenyon, Mrs.
Maurice Fox, Mrs. Hugh Loenthal,
Mrs. George Cockerille, Mrs. Thomas
Mof1ett. Mrs. Clement E. Roger, Mrs.
A. J, White, Mrs. c. p. Adams and
Mrs. Lesley Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil o. Phipps of
Takoma Park, Md, entertained Sat
urday night at a dance in their home.
The rooms were lighted only with
candles and Autumn leaves surround
ed the fireplace, in the center of
which stood large Illuminated
pumpkin. A buffet supper was served
at midnight.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
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