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a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. R. L
Sutton and Mrs. Sutton's sister, Miss
Betty Nevitt, at their home, on Wilson
Boulevard, Arlington.
Miss Eloise Bradshaw, missionary
worker at SoochoW, China, who has
been on furlough in this country. anc
has been frequent guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs G. R. Hudson OF Oak
Crest, Va, sailed Tuesday night from
New York for an extensive tour, ac-
companied by Miss Raymonde Hudson
young daughter of her hosts. They
will go first to London, and there at
tend the coronation exercises and latel
spend some time on the continent
Around August 10 they expect to sal
from Genoa, Italy for SoochoW, golne
via Suez Canal, and making stops al
Cairo, Egypt; Japan and Shanghai
China
Miss Hudson will return to her Vir.
einia home around December !.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Wetzel were hosts
last evening at their home in Cherry.
dale, at cherry blossom supper, en-
tertaining in honor of Miss Dori.
Evelyn Ross, honored queen of Jobs
Daughters Of Williamsburg, Va, anc
IA of her fellow officers, who are
spending the week end in Washington
on sightseeing trip. Mrs. Wetze
WAS assisted in the dining room by
Mrs. Beatrice Ross of Williamsburg
who is chaperoning the young visitors
Mrs Mary Blease returned thi.
week to her ONE in Waynesboro, Va.
following a Today visit with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joseph M. Frank Of Arlington
Mr.. and Mrs M. R. Bruen have as
house guests at their home in Oak
Crest, Mrs Bruen's brother and hi.
bride, Mr. and Mrs. William Pyree OF
Chinagrove, N. c., who arrived
Wednesday, stopping off en- route te
New York City.
Mrs. Pyree is the former Miss Marie
Fulk of Salisbury, N. c., and her mar.
riage to Mr.. Pyree took place Wednes-
day. April %. in the First Baptist
Church at Salisbury.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs
Bruen entertained at reception anc
buffet supper for Mr. and Mrs. Pyree
Guests came from Alexandria and the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold c. Patterson
Of Aurora Hills have left for two
week visit at Miami, Fla. During
their absence Mrs PatterSon's mother
Mrs Annie Roland of Alexandria, will
occupy their home.
Mr. and Mrs Curtis L. Moore Of
Virginia Highlands have with them
for visit Mr. and Mrs. Warren
johnson and their son, Russell John.
son, and daughter, Deedee Johnson
of Winter Haven, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs
county and lived in Virginia High
lands until Mr. johnson was trans
ferred to Florida in connection with
his duties at the United States
Weather Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll T. Thomas
and their small daughter, Ann Garnett
Thomas, are in Philadelphia this week
Mr. Thomas is attending the meetings
Of the Electrochemical Society, in
session there this week
Mr.. j. Foster Hagan was host yes
terday afternoon at his home in Way
croft, Va, to members of Gamma Eta
Chapter, Delta Tau Delta Fraternity,
of George Washington University.
After a treasure hunt supper was
cooked outdoors.
Mr. and Mrs Theo B. Nickson en-
tertained Tuesday evening at cards
and buffet supper in their home at
Livingstone Heights. The guests in
cluded Miss Margaret Nickson and
Mrs. Robert Phillips of Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Quigg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Horner, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Massie, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Bouknight, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. In
body, Mr.. and Mrs Stanton Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Parker and Mrs
Ernest Shreve, all of the county.
The Misses Elizabeth and Louise
1mboden entertained at a party last
night at their home on Seventeenth
street north, Arlington, in honor of
their mother, Mrs W. w. Imboden,
whose birthday anniversary it was.
Guests from the county included Mr..
and Mrs. George D. Lee, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Engel
Vessels, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherwood,
Miss Bess Imboden, Mrs Mamie I'm
boden, Mr.. and Mrs. George Corder,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Davis, Mr. and Mrs
Earle Beale, Mr. and Mrs. P. o, Shep-
herd and Mr. John ShepherdS from
Washington there we're present Mr.
and Mrs. James Nuttycombe, Mr. and
Mrs. A. c. Kefauver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Kramer; from Forestville, Va,
Miss Ann Cornwell, and from Mclean,
Va, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Guilford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Young are
back at their home at l7l9 North Edge
wood street, Arlington, following a
three month absence. which took
them to the West Coast, and from
there to Honolulu, where Mr.. Young
went in the interests Of the internal
revenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Young made
the trip to California and back by
motor.
Mr.. and Mrs Burt Smoker, formerly
OF Chesterbrook road, Country Club
Grove, moved Thursday into their new
country home near Nokesville, Va. Mr..
eph Mrs. r p piorco houo y,y,rrto eAN