Evening star., 1937-06-27

HoHc II miscellaneous
4 4 shower in honor Of Mrs.
Louis H. Moody, jr., formerly Miss Iris
Wilson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward J. Wilson OF Takoma Park, Nd,
whose marriage in January was an
nounced last month.
The guests were Mrs. William john
son, Mrs. Harold Wood, Mrs. Louis
Bliss, Mrs. Donald Bliss, Mrs. Eugene
Bond, Mrs Frank Mueller, Mrs. Ed
ward J. Wilson, Mrs. Royle g. Sher-
burne. Mrs. Howard Parsons, Mrs.
Gertrude Dyre Parsons, Mrs John r.
Adams, Mrs. Jennie Adams, Mrs Dean
Judd. Mrs. Harry P. Dodge, Mrs. AL
fred Ray. Mrs. Harry DIETRICH. Mrs.
Joseph Wilson, Mrs. Albert Spear, Mrs
Arthur Tool, Mrs. Leonard Boyer Of
Takoma Park. Mrs. E. r. Monesmith,
Mrs. J. Milton Penny OF Washington,
Mrs. William Jouvenal Of Silver
Spring, Nd. and Mrs. Ernest Walker.
Mrs. s. James Dennis. with her
daughter, Miss Catherine Dennis, will
leave Tuesday by rail for El Paso, Tex
where they will be met by Mrs Dennis
brother Mr.. Harlan A. Walker, and
drive on to his home at Chihuahua
Mex. to spend six weeks there. Mr..
Walker Is assistant general manager OF
mining company In that territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wight Of Palo
Alto, residents of Takoma Park 20
years ago. have been spending the
week here at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
c. B. Smith, who are In Lansing, Mich.
This has been Mrs. Wights f1rst visit
here In nine years Mrs. George
Hedgecock entertained at luncheon
Monday in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wight.
Mr.. and Mrs William Robinson
have purchased and moved into 4 new
home at Burnt Mills Hills, Md. Mr..
Robinson Is in charge of the Archive.
Building at Annapolis. Md.
Mrs. Chester F1ack has returned to
her home from New York City, where
she spent three months with her par
ents. Comdr. and Mrs Chester Jones.
While there she attended the gradu-
alton OF her sister, Miss Eveleyn Jones,
from Northfleld Seminary, Northfeld,
Mass.
Mrs. Roy Y Ferner has leased her
home on Whittier street to Col. E. c.
Hammer Of the United States Marine
Corps At bingham, Mas, and has
| moved into an apartment at 1904
Longfellow street.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Reed and
their daughter. Miss Betty Reed, have
left by motor for Michigan. Mrs. Reed
and Miss Betty will be joined BY rela-
tives and drive on to Seattle, Wash,
and return by the Canadian Pacific
route. Mr.. Reed will return this week
! to his home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Nation. with
their daughter. Miss Laura Nation.
are expected home the early part Of
this week from motor trip through
New York and New England, having
attended the graduation OF another
daughter, Miss Catherine Mattoon,
from Cornell University.
Mu. Theodore Serrill with her in.
FAINT son, Theodore Serrtll, has left for
Hatboro. Pa, where she will spend the
Summer At large farm, visiting Mr.
Serrill's father, Mr.. J. B. Serrill Mr..
Serrill will spend week ends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly B. He1ner and
young son, Kelly B. Heffner, jr.. of At
lanta, Ga. are spending several weeks
With Mr. Hedner's parents, Judge and
Mrs. H. c. Hef1ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Watts and
daughter, Charlotte Watts, are visiting
Mrs. Watts mother. Mrs Thoms, in
Asheville. N. c., for two weeks
Mrs Lewis Sneed Sasser with her
young daughter, Peggy Lou Sasser has
returned from q week-week visit in
Durham. N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Warrington HAYES
had as guests during the week her
brother, Dr. Edward Bray. . member Of
the faculty at the College Of Medicine
at the University Of Virginia in Char
lottesville. w. Va. and also Mrs. Bray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ Smythe en-
tertAined the Takterian Players, q