Evening star., 1936-05-31

TINE greater part Of the enter
tanning in the Bethesda neigh
borhood for the past week and
u for the next few weeks is a
series Of parties for the girls who
have chosen the month of June as
the time of their weddings, and for
those other Bethesda girls who are
coming home from college with
brand-new diplomas and long lists Of
honors that they have received for
excellence In scholastic work.
Wednesday Mrs. Sterling Ruffin
Maddox and Miss Mary Stuart Sulli-
van, both Of Friendship Heights, were
Joint hostesses at an evening party
in honor of Miss Mary Manning
Roach, whose marriage to Mr.. VIII
liam J. Mccarthy will take place June
8 in the Church Of the Blessed Sac
rament in Chevy Chase. Miss Roach
and her sister, the former Miss
Rosanne Roach, whose marriage to
Mr.. James c. Christopher took place
last year. were bridesmaids for Mrs.
Maddox at her wedding two years
ago. Miss Roach was presented with
q number of gifts by those present
at the party, after which the evening
was spent at cards. A buffet supper
was served at midnight by the
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. John Mccarthy. the mother
of the prospective bridegroom. ar
rived from Bangor, Me-, Thursday 10
be the guest of Miss Roach's mother,
Mrs Charles E. Roach, until after the
wedding.
Another wedding Of Bethesda girl
which will take place III June Will
be that of Miss Shirley Beal, who
will be married to Mr.. Phillip M
Shreve on June at st. Johns
Church on Bradley Lane.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Lee
of Bangor, Me. and DR.. James Polk
Sullivan of Friendship Heights
whose engagement was announced
this week, will take place in July
No definite plans for the wedding
have been made, but it is probable
that the ceremony will take place ir
St Anne's Church in Tenleytown ane
will be followed by a reception FOL
the members of the family and clost
friends of the bride and bridegroom
Miss Betty Ann Fieser, a member
of this years graduating class from
william and Mary College, will conn
this week to spend the Summer witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James L
Fieser, in Edgemoor.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H Sebrell of Bat
terry Park sailed last week for Eu
rope, where DR.. Sebrell, who is Il
charge of nutrition Investigations foI
the Public Health Service. will at
tend the conference of the League o
Nations at Geneva. They expect u
return sometime during the last weel
in June.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Horace Whalen AM
their son, Donald Peyton Whalen, ar
expected to arrive in Alta Vista Fri
day to spend the summer with Lieut.
Whalen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {
Peyton Whalen, while he is on leav
from his post at Fort Bragg, Nortl
Carolina. At the end of the summe
Lieut.. and Mrs. Whalen will 90 +
Fort Sill, Okla, where Lieut.. Whalel
will be on duty for the next thre
years. Mrs. Whalen is former resi-
dent Of Washington, having beel
before her marriage, Miss ElizabetI
Seeds, daughter Of the late Maj. Cal
Seeds and Mrs. Seeds.
Mrs. Walter Kline, jr., and he
daughter, Emily Brice Kline, who hav
been In Los Angeles, Calf, for tn
past winter as the guests of Mrs
Kline's mother, Mrs. John Kipp, wi
toin her husband. DR.. Walter Kline, jr
this month at the home Of DR., Kline
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Walter Kline
sr.. In Friendship Heights, where the,
will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Iva L. Shear, of Battery Park
Is spending several weeks in Rut
land, VT, with her daughter, Mrs
Harvey Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs B. J. Harpy, of Kansa
City. Mo, arrived in Friendship
Heights Thursday to spend a weel
with the latter's sister, Mrs. Anni
Bogley. They were accompanied OF
the trip by Mrs. Leslie O'Brien ant
her daughter, Miss Josephine O'Brier
who will remain over the weekend
with Mrs. Bogley, later going to An