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be present and she will show one of
her flower paintings that has been
exhibited in the Corcoran Art GAL
lery.
&c.,. Mrs. j. C. Hutson of Edgemoor, Md,
entertained at several parties during
the week for her house guests, Mrs.
Fauters-Jones of Lexington, KY, and
Mrs. j. G. Lanier of Greenville, N. c.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Hutson was
hostess at ten, when she invited a
large number Of guests to meet Mrs
Jones and Mrs. Lanier, and Saturday
evening she entertained at dinner
party for them. During their stay
here Mrs. Hutson also entertained at
= number Of small affairs.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred R. Sanderson
OF KenWood, Md, will have as their
guests for the coming week, Mrs.
.eSanderson's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kingrey and their
= eon, Conall Kingrey, of Rochester,
MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Kingrey expect
- to arrive in KenWood today.
-. Mr., and Mrs. w. B. White of Chevy
~hAoSS >dI dCllS lSll lIudy W SpSHQ
v the week end in Ithaca, N. Y They
81 will visit Cornell University, Of which
Mr.. White is an alumnus.
Maj. and Mrs. Edward Brooks have
had as their guests for the week Mrs.
Ralph George and her son, Ralph
George, jr., and her daughter, Milli-
cent George, from Concord, N. H.
Mrs. Brooks sister. Mrs Leigh S.
Hall. and her mother, Mrs. Frank H.
Leavltt, also Of Concord, N H., spent
last week with her and have now re-
turned to New Hampshire.
Lieut.. and Mrs. B. w. Fink enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday night,
having as their guests Mrs. Fink's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Archibald, of Linthicum,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Amiss of Chevy
Chase Gardens have as their guests
their sster-in-laW, Mrs. Stanley w.
Platt, of Orlando, Fla. Mr.. Edmund
AmlsS, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aniss
who has spent the Winter in Florida
with Mrs. Platt. will return to Orlando
and will stay there for the remainder
OF the month.
MISS Anne Hagner came home from
Arlington Hall Thursday for the week
end. Miss Hagner rode yesterday In
tne horse show at the Landon School
Tor Boys on Wilson lane, Bethesda.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hunter Creech of
CheVy Chase Gardens left Tuesday for
a stay OF four or five days in North
Carolina. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Creech
are former residents of that State.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Starry of
Drummond have had as their guests
Tor several days MIR. Starry's brother
ana slster-In-laW, Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Starry, Of York Springs, Pa. Over
tne week end Mr.. and Mrs. Starry
ana thelr guests are touring through
. the shenandoah Valley and will stop
IN Charlottesville for a brief STAY be-
lore returning home.
Mrs. Henry Wheeler of Newport
: r. l., spent the first part of the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Garnett, in Somerset
During Mrs. Wheeler's stay here she
b, was honor guest at number of
partles, among them being a cocktail
party given by Col and Mrs. E. F..
Harding Wednesday evening. Mrs.
wheeler, who is the wife of Mavor
& Henry Wheeler Of Newport, made the
trip to Somerset by motor She was
"A accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Will
nam Montieth, also of Newport.
2 Mr.. and Mrs, George w. Laird cele-
DRAFTED their silver Wedding ami
versary Friday, April is, and in honor
OF the occasion they were hosts at a
reception, inviting more than so
guests from Washington and Bethesda
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird have been resi-
dents of Bethesda for II years, having
moved to Washington directly after
their marriage in Long Branch, N. j,
lhey moved to Bethesda in 1920.
where Mrs. Laird has been an active
member Of the Naomi Chapter, No. %,
Of the o. E. S.
At Fridays reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Laird were assisted in receiving their
guests by their two children-their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Laird and
son, MIR. Norman Laird. Miss Mar
garet Laird, niece OF the host. also
Assisted In ropa;u;1,o