Evening star., 1937-07-31

whose marriage 10 MI. James
Lawrence Wilkins will take
L place August 7, was honored
at supper party and shower last
night. The party, which was arranged
by the Daughters of Isabella of St.
Charles Catholic Church, was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. Oliver
Frank on North Fairfax drive, Ar
lington, and was attended by "a guests
Supper was cooked in an outdoor
fireplace and served from an attrac-
lively table placed on the
wide, velvety lawn. Following supper
merry search by the bride-elect for
her hidden gifts took place The gifts
had been previously concealed in
flower beds, and shrubbery on the spa
cious grounds, and clues to the where
abouts Of the gifts were contained in
an old-fashioned bouquet, which was
presented the bride-elect.
Mrs. j. w. Wizeman and Mrs. Fred
erick Burrows acted as chairmen of
special committee on arrangements
Miss Mary Edith Thurman and Miss
Betty Thurman, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Thurman of Lorton. Va.
are the guests of Miss Kathryn Payne
in Richmond, Va.
Miss Mary Jane Young of Lorton,
Va. left Friday for Greensboro. N. c..
where she will be the guest of her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Talmage
Shields, for several weeks.
Mrs. S. T. Harrison of Mount Ver-
non, Va, is the guest of Mrs. A. F.
Williams, jr., at Livingstone Heights,
Va.
Mr.. F.. w. Barnard and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Ferrier Of Burling-
ton, Ind, have returned to their home
following a visit at Dunmovin, the
home of Mrs. M NJ Barnard and the
late Capt Barnard, at Pohick, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boal Wickes of
Mount Vernon, Va. were weekend
guests at the Pulitzer estate on Long
Island. Mrs Pulitzer was formerly
Mrs. Sam Martin of Potomac. Md
Mrs. Wicks, with her small daughter
Meredith Wickes, will visit friends in
New Jersey before returning the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. James E. Rice has returned to
her home in Highland Park. Va, from
Ocean City, Md. where she passed
a week at the Valhalla Cottage. She
was accompanied to Ocean City by her
daughter, Mrs. Percy F. Gawen O.
Columbia Pike, Arlington, who is re-
manning for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jones OF
Cherrydale, Va. left by motor today
for Chicago, where they will attend
the joint convention of the Universal
Craftsman Council Of Engineers, and
the ladies auxiliary of that organiza
ton. Mr.. Jones is grand secretary OF
the U. c. c. E, and Mrs. Jones is past
grand president Of the ladies' auxiliary
From Chicago they will 20 to Mil
Waukee, Wis, where they will spend
several days with their son and
daughter -inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs Ira M
Jones, returning home around the
middle Of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Simcoe were
hosts at O'Clock dinner Wednesday
evening at their residence on Twenty
civ Of
Mrs. Simcoe was among the guests
at luncheon and bridge given yes
terday by Mrs. c. F. Rhodes at hel
home in Northwest Washington. anc
bridge luncheon Wednesday given by
Mrs. E. w. McLarren, wife of Mai
McLarren, when she entertained q
guests at the Army and Navy Country
Club.
Mrs. Marshall Davis of Lorton, Va.
entertained at bridge luncheon
Thursday In honor of her house guests
Mrs, l., H. Burns and Miss Margare
Marshall, both of Norfolk, Va. Tn,
high score was made by Miss Mar,
Jane Young and other guests included
Mrs. r. l.. 1nsko. Mrs William Ber
rett, Mrs. Kyle Davis, and Mrs. L. I
Dolph, all Of Lorton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rice Barret
and Miss Barrett returned yesterda,
to their home. Ridgelea, near Warren
ton, after spending several weeks il
Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Boal Wicke
and their little daughter Meredith
motored to New York Thursday. MI
Wickes will return to their home a
Mount Vernon early next week Will