Evening star., 1937-01-03

who will sail January for Paris
where Mr. Bondy will attend the con-
ference of experts in the organization
Of relief services in war and disaster.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto H. Loverbeck of
Westmoreland Hills, entertained about
"a guests at supper party New Year
eve at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Myers Of
Friendship Heights. entertained at a
bridge party last evening in honor Of
Mrs Myers sister, Miss Amelia Henkel.
Of New Rochelle, NJ Y, who is their
guest for several days.
The deputy commissioner Of fish,
cries and Mrs. Charles E. jackson,
we're hosts at small party Wednes-
day, at their home in Chevy Chase
Gardens.
Miss Cornelia Gray entertained over
100 Of her school friends in Edgemoor
and Washington at a tea Thursday
afternoon at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Gray, in Edgemoor.
Miss Gray had assisting her during
the afternoon. Miss Barbara Myers,
Miss Barbara Gruber and Miss Mary
Morse.
Mrs. Percy H. Royster entertained
at a tea New Year day. at her home
in Edgemoor in honor of her daughter,
Miss Patsy Royster. who was home for
the holidays from St. Mary's School
for Girls, in Raleigh. N. c., where she
is student Miss Royster had assis-
ting her in the dining room Miss Alva
Sibley, Miss Renee Beard, Miss Helen
Hathaway, and Miss Anne Hagner. all
Of whom we're classmates of Miss Roy
ster in the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Senior High School.
Miss Anne Hagner of Bethesda, en-
tertained at bridge luncheon on
Wednesday, when her guests we're Miss
Peggy Tinker of Arlington County,
Va, her classmate at Arlington Hall.
Miss Patsy Royster. Miss Doris Med
ley, Miss Doris Hughes. Miss Virginia
Richmond. Miss Barbara Jane Rich
ards. Miss Renee Beard. Miss Jane
Dunbar, Miss Nancy Jane Richards,
Miss Frances Kuhn and Miss Huldah
McNinch.
Miss F1avia Lee entertained at
Q luncheon Thursday, at the home
of her parents, Judge and Mrs. Will
liam E. Lee. of Edgemoor. Her guests
we're Miss Phoebe Lewis. Miss STRAIT
ton Nicholson, Miss Anne Smith, Miss
Rosita Deteri, Miss Mary Catharine
Willis, Miss Barbara Gray and Miss
Jeanne Turney.
Mrs A. H. Fast entertained at tea
10 i,, ~ 1rAr
daughter. Miss Betty Fast, who is
student at Oberlin College. Mrs. Fast
was assisted in receiving her guests
by Miss May Simpson of Kansas City,
Mo.
Mrs. Jerome c. Shear was hostess
at a luncheon Tuesday in honor Of
Mrs. Julian Griggs Culver Of new
York City. who spent the holidays
with her parents, Maj. and Mrs. George
E. Pariseau, in Battery Park. In
addition to Mrs Culver and her mother,
those present st, the luncheon were
Mrs. May Byers. Mrs. A. Brookhouse
Foster and Mrs Serge K Doubroff.
Miss Louise Watkins of Somerset
entertained at tea wednesday after
noon from to 6 o'clock.
Guests at the tea we're group Of
girls from Bethesda and Chevy Chase
who were associated together in high
school and at Camp Kahlert. They"
were Miss Carol Hummel, now in her
sophomore year at Antioch College;
Miss Ruth Bosworth, who is at Aneri-
can University; Miss Marthena Will
liams, of Southern Seminary, Buena
Vista, Va; Miss Koo Chung-ling from
the Peabody School of Music in Balti-
more, who is spending the week with
Miss Hummel; Miss Barbara Kohman,
of Oberlin College; Miss Marion
Thomas, from Miami University. Ohio;
Miss Jean Morgan. from University
of Michigan; Miss Jane Dunbar, who
is attending Gettysburg College; Miss
Judith Greenwood, who is student
at the University of Maryland; Miss
Eleanor Gish, from Oberlin College;
Miss Elsie Dowd, who attends I'm
maculata Junior College and Miss
Emily Horton of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Starry OF
Drummond will leave within the next
two or three weeks for Florida, where
they will spend the remainder of the |
Winter.
Miss Annie Maddox. who makes her
home with her sister. Mrs Mary Polk
Sullivan in Friendship Heights, will
leave about the middle of January for
Miami, Fla, where she will be the |!
guest OF her sister, Mrs James A.
Wetmore, for several weeks.
Mrs. Leon Shoemaker of River road |
Bethesda. Is spending several weeks in
Pittsburgh, Pa, with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Schopene.
Miss Janet Grubb Of Newark, Del,
has been in Edgemoor for the past |
week as the guest of Miss Joan Doyle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eugene |
Doyle. Miss Grubb is a former resident
Of Edgemoor. Her father, Mr.. Charles
E. Grubb, Is now connected with the |
University Of Delaware, where she Is q
student, as business manager.
Miss Margaret Bopp Of River road
spent part Of the week with her uncle |
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shoe
maker, in Hancock, Md.
DR.. James Sullivan and Mrs. Sui |
Ivan left yesterday FOR Fort Jay, on
Governors Island, New York, where
DR.. Sullivan is to be stationed for an |
indefinite period. DR.. Sullivan Is the |
son of Mrs. Mary Polk Sullivan Of |
Friendship Heights. He has been on
duty at Walter Reed Hospital for the
past year and q half. At Governors |
Island, DR.. Sullivan will receive the |
rank of lieutenant, q. s. A., and is
to serve with the medical service at |
Fort Jay. DR.. and Mrs. Sullivan have |
been guests of DR.. Sullivan's mother