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Southern Presbyterian Church. DR..
Poole's sister, Mrs. John Muse, and
her daughter Martha sailed Thursday
for Lonoon and will attend the we'd
ding.
Mrs. Ford Swetnam is entertaining
q family house party in her home at
Fairfax, Va. Her guests include her
mother, Mrs. Marshall Jeffries and
her sister. Mrs. Richard Smith of
Twin Falls, Idaho; another sister,
Mrs. Mary Keith Carthorne Of Juneau.
Alaska, and a brother-in and
sister, State Senator and Mrs. Albert
Reynolds, jr., and their two daugh-
tiers, Miss Mary Lowell Reynolds and
Miss Janet Reynolds Of Princeton.
w. Va.
Miss Lavinia Engle returned yes
terday to her home in Forest Glen,
Md, from New York State, where she
lectured in several of the larger cities
of the State. Miss Engle is director
of the Maryland League Of Women
Voters and former member of the
Maryland House of Delegates.
Miss Winifred Hyslop, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hyslop of Silver
Spring, Md. entertained at wiener
roast and dance Saturday evening at
her home. The guests included Miss
Barbara Smith, Miss Jeanne Nc
Candlish, Miss Virginia Webster, Miss
Loretta Yost, Miss Alice Jane Walker,
Miss Marjorie Noble, Miss Helen
Rumvoldt, Miss Mary Denham, Miss
Dorothy Travis, Miss Anne Derrick.
Miss Betty Bernard, Miss Betty Rogers,
Miss Hazel Bishop, Miss Marjorie
Burke, Miss Dorothy Green, Miss
Pauline Hardy, Miss Mary Green, Miss
Mary Pailthorpe, Miss Ellis Barnard,
Mr.. John Page, Mr.. Joe Workman,
Mr.. Donald Tabbutt, Mr.. Jack Neu-
mann, Mr.. Lyman Easterly. Mr.. John
Mcqueen. MIR. Philip Mason, Mr.. John
Lewis, Mr.. Hal bearing, Mr.. M. B.
bearing, Mr.. Banks Murray, Mr..
Philip Settler, Mr. Ernest Travers, Mr..
Thomas Stewart Mr.. Curtis Cecil,
Mr.. Norton EASEMENT, Mr.. David
Harger, Mr.. John Norris and MIR.
Thomas Anatucci.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Cassidy Of
Woodside, Md, entertained at party
and dance Saturday evening at their
home for their daughter. Miss Vesta
Cassidy, who celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary. A buffet sup
per was served in the recreation room.
Among the guests were Miss Lou
Mess and Miss Virginia Clements of
Forest Glen, Md; Miss Helen White,
Miss Florence White, Miss Carolyn
Gray, Miss Frances Shears. Mr.. Frank
Davis, jr.: Mr.. Charles Woodward,
jr., and Mr.. Arthur Woodward, all
of Poolesville, Md; Miss Helen Golden.
Miss Miriam Storen, Mr.. Charles
Perry, MIR. Robert Berberich, jr.; Mr..
John Mcclellan of Washington and
Miss Nellie Hewitt, Mr.. Billy Hewitt
and Mr.. Robert Miller of Silver
Spring, Md.
Mrs. J. c. Boss of Clarendon, Va,
accompanied by her son, Mr. Ralph
Boss, left Thursday by motor for
Miami, Fla, thence across the State
via the Tamiami Trail and on up the
west coast to Tampa. where she
boarded a steamer for Brownsville,
Tex, there to be met by another son,
Mr. Harold Boss, and continue the
journey with him to his home in San
Antonio, Tex. Mrs. Boss plans to
remain in Texas for some time and
expects to attend the centennial in
Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Payne we're
hosts at dance and midnight sup
per Saturday evening in their new
home in Larchmont, Va. Mr.. Payne,
who is assistant chief engineer Of the
Arlington County Sanitary Depart
ment, had as guests several of his asso-
ciates and their wives. They included
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Tallman, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
E. Fitz-Hugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dougall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ambrogi Mr..
and Mrs. w. Gibson Garrett. Addi-
tional guests included Mr.. Robert |
Macintosh, Mr.. Robert Linke, Mr.. A.
E. Moran and Miss Helen Dugan.
Mrs. Elnathan Kemper Nelson of |
Sligo Park Hills, Md. entertained |
yesterday afternoon in honor of her |
cousin, Mrs. Burr N. Edwards, jr., |
the former Miss Mae Kennon of |
Washington Mrs. Charles C. Kennon |
poured tea and was assisted by Miss
Margaret Helen Miller and Miss |
Mary Fleming of Washington.
Miss Evelyn Dupre Morris, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morris
Of Alexandria, had as her house
guest during the Easter holidays,
Miss Betty Margaret Philips, daugh-
ter of Maj. and Mrs. Philips Of Edge
wood Arsenal, Md. Miss Philips will |
receive her degree from Bucknell |
University this year. Miss Morris is
on vacation from Arlington Hall Col
lege.
Sunday, April IL, Miss Morris and |
her guest were entertained at dinner
by Maj. and Mrs. Logan Weaver of |
Fort Belvoir. Among other guests /
were Miss Ruth Weaver, Mr.. Harold |
Weaver and his house guest, Mr.. Mel |