Evening star., 1936-05-24
American i.
Students to
Wed in Fall
Engagement of Miss
Meta Scantlin to Mr..
Hoover Announced.

"HE engagement OF Miss Meta
Dean Scantlin to Mr.. w. Ken
meth Hoover, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George C. Hoover, of AL
toona, Pa, was announced today by
Miss Scantlin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Dean Scantlin. of Drummond,
Nd. Both Miss Scantlin and Mr..
Hoover are graduates of American
University where they were active In
college affairs. Miss Scantlin is
member of Alpha Chi Sorority and
Mr.. Hoover is member of Phi Beta
1eta Fraternity. The wedding will
take place during the Fall.
Miss Jean Dulin will entertain the
members Of the University OF Mary
land Chapter, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
and their escorts at a buffet supper
this evening. She will be assisted
In receiving her guests by three of
her sorority sisters, Miss Lois Kuhn
OF Alta Vista, Miss Geraldine Schuh
OF Chevy Chase and Miss Ray Ruehling
OF Baltimore. Both Miss Dulin and
the girls assisting her are active in
affairs of the college and in the man
agement of the sorority. Miss Schuh
Is the president of the local chapter
OF kappas and Miss Dulin is the
treasurer Of the chapter. In addi-
tlon to being active in sorority affairs
MISS Kuhn is member of the edi
torlal staff of the Terrpin, the stu
dent publication, and was recently
elected Junior representative on the
Executive Council of the Student
Government Association.
DR.. and Mrs. E. V. Kohman of Bat
terry Park have invited a group of IL
to supper party this evening in
honor OF Maj. and Mrs. Sherman
strong, who are to leave soon for
Maj. Strong's new post at Fort Mon
mouth, N. J.
Mrs. George E. Parisesu of Battery
Park has issued invitations for a tea
which will be given at the club house
OF the Woman's Club of Bethesda on
Tuesday, May -25. Mrs Pariseau, who
Is the retiring president of the Won-
ans Club Of Bethesda, has chosen
May Is as the date for the tea be-
cause that date is the 25th anniver-
sary of the founding of the club, of
which she has been president for the
past two years. Invitations have been
extended to prominent club women
in the State including Mrs. Frank M.
Hoadley, president of the Maryland
Federation of Women's Clubs: Mrs. S.
Peyton Whalen. president of the Coun-
fU Moderation of lnk
the presidents Of local clubs in the
county.
An informal reception will be held
In the assembly room of the club, after
which tea will be served on the Sallie
Perry Memorial terrace, adjoining the
sclub house. A special guest who has
been invited 10 be present at the tea
is Mrs. Frank Getzendanner of Alta
Vista, one Of the charter members
of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hathaway
OF Edgemoor will go to New York next
week to visit the formers mother,
Mrs. Charles Hathaway, who recently
returned from a four month trip to
the, West Coast and Honolulu. Their
daughter. MISS Cynthia Hathaway.
who has Just completed her Junior
year at Vassar College, will meet
them in New York and will return
with them to Edgemoor.
During her three years at Vassar
Miss Hathaway has taken part in
scholastic and extra curricular activi-
ties on the college campus. During
her sophomore year she was active
in dramatics and took part in the
college play at commencement time.
This year she has taken honors in
her journalistic work and has been
elected to place on the editorial
staff Of the VaSsar Miscellany.
monthly publication of the students of
'Vassar.
Mrs Charles P. Burgess of Edge
moor will sail sometime in June for
Scotland where she will spend the
Summer with her mother, Mrs. D. H.
Patterson.
Mrs. j. w. Park of Somerset was
hostess at luncheon on Wednesday,
when she entertained a number of
women who recently moved into the
community. Guests present were Mrs.
Arthur c. Ringland, Mrs. John c.
Page, Mrs. Marquis w. Childs and
Mrs. F. B. Charles, former resi-
dent of Somerset