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entertaining in Mrs. Nicol's honor,
and Friday Mrs. Pollard will give a
luncheon for the visitor from Phila-
delphia. Wednesday of this week Mrs.
Robert Craycroft Schofleld will also
entertain for her sisters guest.
Miss Louise Carl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis c. Carl of Lyon VIII
lage, Va, whose marriage to Mr..
Woodrow Wilson Bousman of Dam
vile, Va, will take place Saturday
afternoon, April 10, is being much
feted. Friday evening she was the
guest in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Scott Of Washington en-
tertained 40 guests at dinner. In the
company was the bridegroom elect,
members of the wedding party and CO.
workers of Miss Carl. Dinner was
followed by dancing.
The wedding of Miss Carl and Mr..
Bousman will take place in St.
Georges Episcopal Church in Claren-
don, the Rev. Henry j. Miller oflciat-
ing, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Miss Carl will have for her maid
Of honor her sister, Miss Jane Carl,
and her bridesmaids will be Miss
Pauline Absher of Washington, Miss
Elizabeth Euler of South Woodside
Park, Md; Miss Lolene Bousman and
Miss Matilda Bousman, sisters of the
bridegroom elect, of Danville. Mr.
William r. Rodes of Washington will
act as best man for Mr. Bousman
and the ushers selected are Mr.. George
Scharr and Mr.. Ashton Scharr of
Petersburg, Va; Mr.. Hubert L. Coke
and Mr.. Freddie B. Mann, both Of
Danville. Miss Evelyn Watkins Of
Norfolk will be guest soloist at the
wedding.
Miss Carl was given miscellaneous
shower Thursday evening by Miss
Mary Sabra Hunt and her mother,
Mrs. N. Rex Hunt at their home,
s33 North Kenmore street, in
Arlington.
Mrs. John Calvin Lyle, the former
Miss Dorothy Hunt, assisted in the
dining room, where a buffet supper
was served. A low bowl of pink sweet
peas, surrounded by tall pink tapers
in crystal holders, formed the table
centerpiece.
Many Of the so guests, coming from
Washington and the county, were
clasSma tes of the bride-elect at West
ern High School, and others included
members and past and present officers
Of Jobs Daughters, Bethel No. /, Of
which Miss Carl is past queen.
Mrs. Leon Arnold gave luncheon
Wednesday in her home on North
Herndon street, Lyon Village, enter
tanning in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph P. Counselman of Norbeck, Md,
who celebrated her birthday anniver-
sary.
In addition to Mrs. Counselman and
her daughter, Miss Dorothy Lee Coun-
selman, other guests at the luncheon
included Mrs. Stanley Falk of Annapo-
lis, Md; Mrs. w. G. Zimmerman, Mrs.
Norman Brooke, Mrs E. R. Macintosh,
MIS-. Lee Schrader, Mrs. Lillian Bar
the1, all of Washington; Mrs. Ebner
r. Duncan and her daughter, Miss
Dorothy Virginia Duncan of Lyon
Village.
Mrs. Russell, wife of Chief Justice
Richard B. Russell of Georgia, re-
turned the latter part of the week
TO her home in Winder, Ga, after
spending 10 days in Arlington and
Washington, visiting her son, Senator
Richard B. Russell, jr., and daugh-
ters, Mrs. Hugh Peterson, Mrs. S. Cor
don Green and Miss Ina Russell.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Green en-
tertained Informally at her home on
North Kenmore street, Cherrydale.
Mrs. Chester L. Waldron of Aurora
Hills entertained at luncheon Wednes-
day. Guests included Mrs. Thomas
G. Betschler, Mrs. Lloyd Hildebrand,
Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. w. Glen
Bixler, Mrs o. B. Pigg, Mrs. Frank
Townsend Tracy. Mrs. E. J. Skidmore.
Mrs. Owen E, Williams, Mrs. jackson
Ross, Mrs. E. w. Beckwith, Mrs. Oscar
Reynolds, Mrs. F. B. Kaye and Mrs.
E. c. Dietrich, al of Aurora Hills.
Mrs. Frederick Carlin Gray returned
Tuesday to her home in Virginia
Highlands after spending a few days
In New York City
Miss Doris Miller, Miss Wilda Good