Evening star., 1936-06-14
Bethesda
AndNearby
NJ aryl and
Students, Home for
Vacations, Hold Re
union Parties.

VI have returned to their homes
L In the communities in and
around Bethesda for the Summer va
cation period, they, are getting to-
gether in informal reunion" parties
to renew acquaintances and compare
notes on their college experiences.
Wednesday night Miss Barbara Koh-
man of Battery Park, who has just
completed her freshman year at Ober-
lin College, Oberlin, Ohio. entertained
several of the young college girls in
the neighborhood. In the party were
Miss Carol Hummel of Chevy Chase
Gardens, who will be a sophomore next
year at Radcliffe College, Cambridge,
Mass, where she has been studying
Chinese literature; Miss Ruth Bos-
worth of Bethesda, who has spent the
year at Erskine College, South Caro-
lima; Miss Louise Watkins Of Somer-
set, who will be a sophomore at VAN
derbilt University, Nashville, Tenn,
next Fall and Miss Emily Horton Of
Washington.
Miss Eleanor Gish Of Somerset, an
Oberlin College student, also enter
tanned Wednesday night Miss Ruth
Woolsey of Chevy Chase and he.
house guest. Miss Ruth Partridge Of
Vermont, at dinner. Miss Woolsey is
Mount Holyoke student and Miss
Partridge is her roommate at college.
Miss Margaret Balcom. who is
studying at Vanderbilt University, will
go to Blue Ridge. N. c., to attend the
meeting of the Student Christian As
sociation there, before returning to
her home in Somerset.
Miss Cynthia Hathaway, student
at Vassar College. New York, came
last week to spend the Summer with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Hathaway. in Edgemoor.
Miss Vera Pergler. Of Drummond,
student at Goucher College, Baltimore;
Miss Barbara Kohman and Miss Jean
Dulin attended the parties at An
napolis last week in connection with
June week festivities there.
Mrs James c. Dulin, jr., and hef
daughter, Miss Jean Dulin, of
Friendship Heights, are spending the
week in West Point, N. Y, where they
are attending the commencement ex-
ercises at the West Point Military
Academy Mr.. William Cairnes, the
son of Comdr. and Mrs. George
Cairnes, who lived for several years
in the Fitzpatrick house. on Wootton
avenue, Friendship Heights. is one of
this years graduates at the Academy.
Miss Barbara Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Brown, of Edge
moor, sailed this week for Europe,
where she will spend the Summer.
Miss Brown sailed on the Queen Mary
and will spend several weeks in Eng
land, after which she will visit France
and Switzerland. In Geneva she will
spend several weeks with Miss Mar
garet Hardy, who is doing graduate
work there.
Mrs. r. D. Hudson Of Eldorado,
Ark, arrived this week to spend sew
eral months with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Spit
Ter of Bethesda.
Bobby Fleming and Peggy Fleming. !
son and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert F. Fleming Of Edgemoor. will |
leave at the end of June for a camp |
in New Hampshire, where they will |
spend the Summer.
Miss ,Rosabelle Robbins of Tarry-
town. N. Y, will spend part of the
week in Somerset as the guest of Miss
Jane Dunbar. Before moving to New
York. Miss Robbins was a resident
of Edgemoor and was a member Of
the class of 1886 of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Senior High School.
Mrs. C. H. ziegler entertained the
members of the Washington Chapter
of the Alumnae of Wilson College of
Chambersburg yesterday afternoon at
her home in Chevy Chase Gardens.
Mrs. A. Brookhouse Foster was
honored by the members of the New
comb Club, of which she is president,
at a surprise party last week. The
party was given following lunch-
con at the Army and Navy Club to
mark the closing of the club year.
At the close of the luncheon. at which
short talks were made by Mrs. Foster
and several other club members,
tray was brought in on which was
small house filled with many lovely
gifts designed for use in Mrs. Fos-
ters new home in Battery Park.
Mrs. Charles G. Morgan of Edge
moor entertained at an evening party
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Edward F.
Loomis, who is to leave soon for her
new home in New York Guests pres
ent at the party were the members Of
the Newcomb Bethesda Community
Chorus, Of which Mrs. Morgan is the
director. Mrs. Loomis has been .