Evening star., 1937-10-25
Social Notes
OF Nearby
Sections
Golf Club Manor
Home Is Sold to
FraSerS.

l. dO&l De
n ER. AND MRS. A. E. JOHNSON
Au have sold their home 1T 46l5
Hl North Thirty-seventh street,
a Golf Club Manor. Va. to Mr..
and Mrs. w I. Fraser of Washington
and will move to the Warwick Apart
nents in the Capital.
Mr.. johnson is chief divisional en-
gineer with the National Broadcast
ing Co., and accompanies President
Roosevelt on all speaking tours
Mr. Fraser is an economist with the
Bureau of Home Economics, Depart
ment of Agriculture, and with Mrs.
Fraser and their daughter, Miss Caro-
line Fraser, will soon take occupancy
Of their new home.
Mrs. Genevieve Labram who makes
her home with her brother -in-law and
sister in Lyon Village, Va, is just back
from a series of visits in the Middle
West, during which time she visited
in Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis
and spent some time in Madison, Wis,
with her father, Mr.. William Lottes,
q former member of the University of
Wisconsin faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leukel have had as
a recent guest Mr.. Frank Hurd of
New York City.
Mrs. Hazel Pope entertained at a
neighborhood party Thursday evening
at her home on Dale drive, in Silver
Spring, Md. The guests, who are
members of the "86" Club, which was
organized that night. were Mrs. Fran
ces Lyon, Mrs. Florence Schneiter,
Mrs Florence lie Roy. Mrs. Josephine
Hood, Mrs. Ethel Sample. Mrs. Vivian
Harman, Miss Minna Loeschke, Mrs.
Thelma Pryor, Mrs. Floy Beddie, Miss
Verbena Tompkins, Mrs. Selma Cup
and Mrs. Anna Moessinger.
Mrs. John B. Thompson entertained
at bridge Thursday evening at her
home in Montgomery Hills. The
guests we're Mrs. Donald Heizer, Miss
Virginia Fyfe, Mrs Frank Proctor,
Mrs Robert Benner Mrs. John B.
Reve, Mrs. Marion Alley and Miss
Helen Willard.
Mrs R H. Willett has returned to
her home at Glenn Dale, Md. after a
visit in Annapolis and Linthicum
Heights. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pask an
nounce the birth of daughter.
Eleanor Suzanne, October 18 at Co.
lunlbia Hospital. Mrs. Pask is the
former Miss Nancy Harrison, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs R. 3. Harrison of Ar
Ington, Va.
Mrs. E o. Bergeson has come from
her home in Stettler, Alberta. Cam
ada, and is making series of visits
with relatives in Washington and
nearby Virginia. At present she is
the guest of her brother in-law and
sister Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bergeson,
in Arlington, and she will divide her
time between visits with other sisters,
also her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L..
Eidsness, at their home in Rosemont,
Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen A. Keen of Ar
iington are in San Francisco, where
Mr. Keen, who is chief clerk of the
Post Office Department, is attending
the postmasters' convention. They
made the trip by plane and will return
by plane around November /, with O
stopover in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman j. Porter of
Manhasset, Long Island, are guests
for the week end of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Jewett at 310 North Barton street,
Arlington, Va.
Mrs l. Richardson Pierce enter
tanned at a delightful luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge on Friday in her
Oakton (Va) home, when her guests
included Mrs. Ronald Blake, Mrs.
Wilson M. Farr Mrs. James McC.
Henderson and Mrs. G. Raymond HUI
fard, all of Fairfax; Mrs. Thomas c.
Henderson of Chantilly, Mrs William
Tyler, ir, of Aide; Mrs. Hugh B.
Marsh of Oakton, Mrs. Henry H.
Shackleford, DR.. Jessie Scott, Mrs.
Stephen Conrad Stuntz, Mrs. Charles
E. Babcock and Mrs. j. Craig Hunter,
all of Vienna; Mrs. John Blake. Mrs.
George Hutchison, Mrs. Pierce and
Mrs. Lawrence Brown, all of Wash
tngton.
Mrs Heaton Purcell entertained
group of friends at bridge Thursday
evening at Round Hill, having as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Welsh,
Mr. and Mrs. Winters Folk, Mrs. Lee
Van Devanter, Mrs. j. Lynn Cornwell,
Mrs. Fred Best, Mrs. Henry Beatty,
Mrs w. H. Turner, Mrs. Owen Thoms,
1r; Mrs. J. T. Clement, Mrs. Charles
j. Ford, Mrs. William L. Thompson,
Mrs. C. J. Harley and Mrs Frank Halle