The Washington times., 1936-07-10

was the perfect host, pausing
and leaving a stream of amusi
Mothers Serve
Mrs. John j. OMalley, Mother
OF this evenings bride, took her
turn at the punch powl. She was
wearing a summer frock of maize,
embroidered organdie with a brief
jacket and smart shawl collar.
Mrs. Harold Strauss, Betty's future
Mother-in-law, attired in dark blue
chiffon, dotted with enormous cir
cles of red and white, and a large
hat of red baku straw, also served
the refreshing beverage. While
not far away her husband, the tall
Air Corps Colonel, talked shop"
with the ushers+ of whom are
army men.
Some of the guests gathered
over by the pond, where several
gay-colored sailboats gave one to
believe that perhaps this was
young Jack IIartz's favorite Sum-
mer spot. After getting their
frosted glasses and plates of ice
cream, many of the guests wan
dered from the bricked terrace
down into the garden where deep,
low chairs beckoned. Among
those glimpsed there were jovial
Rod Kenner, Peggie Kyle, in royal
blue and white, and her sister,
Mrs. Abner Drury, who was an
Swering numerous questions about
her trip within a few weeks,
when she will sail for the North
Capes.
Margaret McMullen, in powder
blue with a wide brimmed white
linen hat, Mary Kay Spinks, in
a flowered sheer with a huge leg
horn hat trimmed with field
flowers, and Todd Wimsatt were
merrily chatting, mostly about
the formers new position-her
tirSt-and the fact that she is
now joining the ranks of the
Capital debutantes who desert the
leisure hours and take up the life
OF desk, clock and typewriter.
Sisters Present
The Parker girls, platinum
headed Patsy in a fascinating
India print, and sister, Marjorie
Williams, in tailored ensemble
of blues and reds were the CEN
ter of an animated group. Juliet
Kemp. who is. refreshingly Con-
tinental in her ways, had on
quaint frock of sprigged nous
seine, and her dark curlS simply
arranged with one long curl on
the very top of her head, Jack
Seaman and Bill Richie, who
are masters in the art of ming
ling" and making everyone feel
popular Gas all Aides have the
mack of doing, did SO.
Others glimpSed were DR.. Sim
clair Bowman and DR.. and Mrs.
George Tribe. the latter was in
blue lowered gown and a leghorn
hat. Blond Anne Lawton, who will
be the honor attendant tonight,
had on a chic linen frock printed
in green and white with a bit of
brown. and a narrow brimmed
Panama hat. Helen Frank, an
other attendantto-be, in crisp
green and white, was seen off in
a corner talking to Brooke Allen
Other Guests
Still others seen among the
guests who continued to arrive in
a seemingly endless stream, from
4 o'clock until we'll into the eve
ming, were Scott Dickson, Villette
Sullivan, Mrs. Neitah King, in
French blue; Beryl Summer, in
ruStling, black taffeta; Edward
Corley and Frank Govern.
Little Joann O'Malley, Betty's
youthful sister, took her share of
the garden party in the form of
StrollS up and down on the shaded
front walk listening to the endless
fund of stories her nurse has. AS
one of the departing guests in
quired about her part as flower
girl in the wedding and whether
she was quite ready for it-her
shyness Immediately vanished,
with her little grin dimpling her
cheeks she laughed and said,