Evening star., 1937-08-22
Garden Fete
Is Feature
At Tak0ma.
Mrs. j. Wilson Dodd
and Daughter
Hostesses.

W. Dodd, gave a garden party
4 4 and surprise linen shower
Thursday night for Miss Margaret
Eliza beth Hoy, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Axtell, whose marriage
to DR.. Norman Prosser of Washing
ton and Oklahoma will take place
September % at the Takoma Park
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Miss Dodd will
be a member Of the bridal party.
Mrs. Harold Axtell and Mrs. Frank
Mansuy, another daughter, assisted
the hostesses in serving the refresh
ments.
Among the guests were Miss Vir-
enia Cameron, Miss Halle Charlton,
Miss Elizabeth Culbertson, Miss Neva
Dibbles. Miss Ethel Heard, Miss Anna
bel Jenkins. Miss Elizabeth McCloskey,
Miss Juanita Stafford, Miss Pauline
Smith, Miss Edith Hayden. Mrs. O. j.
Hubbard, Mrs. Roscoe Aull, Mrs. j.
Foster Hagen, Mrs. John Waldron,
Mrs. Wallace Nissen, Mrs B. N,
Hampton, Mrs. c. A. Pascal, Mrs.
Annie Lee Allen.
Mrs. c. c. Thomas, Miss Mary
Thomas, Mrs. Harold Axtell, Mrs.
Henry Allanson, Mrs. Peter Remsen,
Mrs. Durward Fisher, Mrs. Horace
Speieler, Mrs. Carman Smith, Mrs.
". H. McClenon. Mrs. Frank Man.
suy, Miss Barbara McClenon, Mrs,
Raymond Pailthorpe, Miss Ida Fisher,
Miss Edith Hazard, Miss Virginia
Laid and Miss Jean Waterholter, all
Of Takoma Park, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Thistlewaite left
Thursday for tour of two or three
weeks through New England. Mr..
Thistlevaite was a secretary in the
White House under the late Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Lambert left
Tuesday for Falls Village, Conn,
where they will visit relatives until
September T. when they will go to
State College, Pa, for Mr.. Lambert
to attend the convention of the
American Mathematical Society from
September until September 10. They
expect to return to Takoma Park Sep
tember Is.
Mrs. Elton Peterson, Mrs. Jack Vo-
gel and Miss libel Jean Lamond left
yesterday by motor for weeks motor
trip. They are spending today in New
York City and will leave tomorrow for
Boston. Mass On their way home they
Will visit Cape Cod and then drive tC
Atlantic City, N. j., to join Mrs Pc
terson's husband, who Will return with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Mills have
gone on vacation of several weeks to
Cleveland, Canton and Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. Rovle G. Sherburne, with her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Sherburne, ac-
1ompanied by Mrs. Albert Spear, are
1T York Harbor. Me,
Mrs Edwin F. Ladd left during the
week with her daughter. Miss Rozilla
Ladd. for Green Bay Wis, where Miss
Iadd is a teacher. Mrs. Ladd will. Ell
route home, spend week in Chicago
visiting her son and daughter -in-laW
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ladd
Mrs. B. Shanks CLANCY left Tues
day for Asheville, N. c., and will return
here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Dodge left
Thursday for motor trip through the
Great Smoky Mountains. They will
spend some time in Asheyille and re-
turn IN about two weeks, when they
will remain home only few days be-
fore going to Atlantic City. N. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hutchinson,
II. are spending two weeks in Wisco-
Sin and Chicago.
Mrs. Alfred A. Ray, accompanied by
Mrs. Blanche Benson of Sandy Spring,
Nd, is spending a vacation in Wild
wood, N. j. They will return to their
homes about Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson plan to leave
the latter part of this week for mo-
tor trip of 10 days through Northern
New York and the Great Lakes.
Mrs. c. E. Fullow spent several days
in New York City, accompanied by
her brother and sister, in-laW, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Pennington, and her cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Binford of
Atlanta, Ga, who we're her house
guests for the last week. They brought
back Mr.. and Mrs. Furlow's daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Furlow, who has been
IN camp near Atlanta for the Summer.
Mrs. Mary Cady and her grand
son, Mr.. Donald Marchant, have
left for Detroit, where they will
be for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Flack left
Thursday for Cleveland to visit Mr..
Flacks brother. Mr.. Stanley Flack.
They will return to their home to-
morrow.
Miss Fay Brenneman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Chester R. Brenne-
man, is leaving today for York, Pa,
to spend a week with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Carver
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mudd will
leave their residence on Chestnut ave-
nue. September l for Chicago, where
Mr.. Mudd has accepted a new posi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Ackerman
1r., with their children, Jane anc
Charles Ackerson. are leaving today fol
New York to spend two weeks in the
Catskill Mountains.