Evening star., 1936-02-03
Social Notes
OF Suburban
r eSidentS
Many Parties Given
a n d N u m rous
Guests Entertained.

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Mrs. Gertrude Willis of Silver
Spring, Md, is spending the week in
Philadelphia.
A surprise birthday anniversary
party was given Mrs. Donald j. Moore
last evening at her home in Lyon Vii
lage. Va. A buffet supper was served.
The guests, numbering "a, were from
Washington and Arlington County.
Mrs. Owen Briggs was hostess at
bridge Saturday evening in her home
at Mclean, Va, when her guests were
Miss May Walters, Mrs. Ralph Powell,
Mrs. Henry G. Shonerd, Mrs. j. Hunter
Mack, Miss Elizabeth Matheny, Mrs.
j. D. K. Smoot, Mrs. Bruno Wittig
and Mrs. Josephine Olker
Mrs. Frank B. Kaye was hostess at
luncheon Saturday at her home in
Aurora Hills, Va, in compliment to
Miss Marion Mccord of Ottawa,
Canada, who is her house guest this
Winter. Among the guests were Mrs.
Wesley Pierce, Mrs Charles WOLF, Mrs.
Paul Gurganus, Mrs. William Cum
ningham, Mrs. Edgar Werner, MrS.
Leon Heath. Mrs. Harry Jacobs, Mrs.
Anita Youngman, Miss Dorothy Cut
ting, Miss Eva Cummins, Miss Nora
Brown, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Laura
Kaye, Miss Aurora Larson, all of
Washington; also Miss Mary Lee CT
Alexandria, Mrs. Arthur Kaye of Ball
ston and Mrs. w. j. Cronin of Aurora
Hills. Pink, the predominating color
used in decorating was carried out
in the attractive bowl of pink roses
with maidenhair fern flanked by tall
pink tapers in silver candleholders
which formed the table centerpiece.
An afternoon of bridge and monopoly
followed luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse ]. Ramsdell
day night in their home in Takoma
Park. D. c.. in honor of Mr.. Rams
dell's birthday anniversary. The COM
pany included Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Leav-
enworth Elliott of New Market, N. H.;
Miss Edith Perkins of Washington
and Mr.. George Roberts Of Rocky
Point, Va.
Mr.. Kenneth Elkins and Mr.. Thomas
Stewart were hosts Saturday eve
ming to a group Of the younger set,
entertaining at dance at the home
Of Mr. Elkins' aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry w. Elkins of Wood
side Park, Md. The guests included
Miss Betty Bernard. Miss Loretta
Yost. Miss Barbara Smith, Miss Mary
Denham, Miss Virginia Webster, Miss
Jean McCandlish, Miss Marjorie
Burke, Miss Vida Hake, Miss Mar
jorie Noble, Mr.. John Page, Mr.. Jack
Neumann, Mr.. Philip Seltzer, Mr.. Rob-
ert Clark, Mr.. Joseph Workman, Mr.
Hal Dearing, Mr.. Harry Elkins and
Mr.. Norton Eastment.
Mrs. Edwin Bethel of Vienna, Va,
has returned from visit to her son,
Capt. John Bethel, in Georgia, and
will stay in Washington for the re-
mainder of the Winter with her sister,
Miss Alice Bukey.
Mr.. Harry Blake, jr., who is
student at Fishburne Military Acad-
enly, spent the week end in Fairfax,
Va, with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Blake, in their home, Ban
nockburn.
Mrs. Lester Davis of Takoma Park,
with her small daughter Dorothy Vir-
ginia, is spending few days in Oolta-
wah, Tenn, visiting friends at the
Southern Junior College where she
was graduated several years ago. Mrs.
Davis also will visit relatives in At
lanta before her return.
DR.. and Mrs j. Norman Kimble of
Takoma Park are spending a few days
In Elmira. N. T., where they attended
the sixty-sixth wedding anniversary
Of DR.. Kimble's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James D. Kimble, yesterday.
Miss Eleanor Rinaldi, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Rinaldi of Sligo |
Park Hills, Md, entertained a COM
pany OF IL young people at weenie
roast Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton D. White have
returned to their home in Clarks-
burg, w. Va, after spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E.
Veirs of Woodside, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Waechter of |
Sligo Park Hills had as their house
guest for the week end Mrs. C. H.
Humphries of Hutchinson, Kans, who |
passed several weeks in New York.