Evening star., 1936-11-05
Suburban
Residents
In the News
Gen. Winans Estate
Scene of Party Last
Night.

CONTEMPLATION the Fairfax
4 County estate of Gen.. Edwin
3. Winans, between Fairfax
~ and Vienna, Va, was the
scene of a delightful party last eve
ming when Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Astin,
son-in-law and daughter of Gen.
Winans, entertained in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Thomas of Vienna.
The occasion celebrated the wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Milton B. HutchiSon Of Aldle,
Va, will leave tomorrow for Baltimore
TO spend several days with her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Conway Taylor. Mrs. Hutchison will
20 to Philadelphia the first of next
week to visit a son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Adams, en-
route to Darien, Conn, where she will
pass the Winter with son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Druran
Hutchinson, at OK Ridge Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MILAN, formerly
Of Fairfax, but now of Norfolk, re-
turned Tuesday to their home from
abort visit with relatives in Fairfax.
Mrs. Roger e. Smith of Silver Spring
entertained at linen shower Mon
day evening for Miss Blanche Rhodes
OF Washington, whose marriage to
Mr., Walter j. Cooke of Carbondale,
Pa, will take place Saturday at noon
at st. Thomas Church in Washington.
Decorations for the shower were ef-
fectively arranged in front OF the fire.
place, which was banked with Au-
tumn leaves. Four white posts, around
which were twined maidenhair fern
and lilies of the valley, tied together
with wide white satin ribbon, formed
an aisle in which the gifts were placed.
On ton Of the two-tier wedding cake
was a miniature bride dressed in blue
velvet, in a duplicate OF the BRIDE
elects wedding dress. Among the
guests were Miss Maena P. Hayden,
Miss Aileen Borrowman, Miss Bar
bara Watson, Miss Cecilia S. Hadge-
man, Mrs. George J. Motter, Mrs. Lily
Mattingly, Mrs. Walter B. Potts, Mrs.
Name Fee, Miss Rosarita Cites, Miss
Belva Hoch, Mrs. August Becker, jr.;
Miss Adele Dreslin, Miss S. Marguerite
Talbert, Mrs. Julian E. Caraballo,
Mrs. Mimsy Beauchamp, Mrs. Paul L.
Williams and Miss Hazel Miller.
Mrs. Leo r. Dillon of Silver Spring,
Md, entertained at a party Saturday
afternoon for her children, jeanne
and Dicky. Seventeen small guests
were present at the party.
Mrs Thomas ]. Duggin Of Denver,
Colo, passed two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix E. Spurney of Kensington,
Md, en- route to her home from Lon
don, England, where she passed the
Summer and early Fall.
Mrs. Frank P. Clark Of Silver
Spring, Nd, entertained at luncheon
and cards Tuesday at Toll House
Tavern. The guests included Mis-.
George Clautice of Baltimore, Md,
who Is passing several days here
visiting Mrs. Clark; Mrs Miller Cas-
sedy, Mrs. Clarence Clements, Mrs.
w. c. Mcpherson, Mrs. William w.
Dudley, Mrs. j. H. Cissel, Mrs. Nor
ton Rose, Mrs. Urban Wagner, Mrs.
Walter Brown, Mrs. Neal Stubbs. Mrs.
William Harding, Mrs. Martha Blum
don and Mrs. w. A. Pierce.
Miss Peggy Ballard. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ballard, enter
tanned at party Saturday at her
home in Wynnewood Park. Md. An
other party held in Wynnewood Park
Saturday was given by Miss Susie
Donnelly, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Donnelly.
Miss Miriam Stevens entertained
about 80 guests last night at her
home on Tulip avenue, Takoma Park,
In honor Of Miss Jean Crager. daugh-
ter Of Prof and Mrs. Cuno Crager of
San Jose, Costa Rica, Central Amer
lea, whose marriage to Mr.. Reginal
Peasants of Philadelphia will take
place November "a.
Mrs. Gertrude Anderson Of Takoma
Park Is entertaining her nephew. Mr..
Walter Powers. and Mrs. Powers Of
Timmonsville, N. c., this week.