Evening star., 1937-06-27


delabra and profusion of garden
flowers decorated the long table from
which midnight supper was served
to the guests who included Mr.. Stan.
ley J. Working, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Isaac Steenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c.
Adrian. Mrs. Frances v. Butler, Mr.
| and Mrs. Hadley w. Baldwin, Mr.
Purdum Burdette, Mr. and Mrs. Jamei
M. Koon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood
man Harris, Mr.. and Mrs Reginald
S. Kassebaum. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Kincaid, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cleve-
land McNemar, Mr. Ralph Northrop
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph 1. Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Riddle. Mr.
| and Mrs Edward r. Rhine, Mr.. George
| Richards and Mr. and Mrs Walter F
Sunderman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Mis-
kell, Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Cummins
Mr. and Mrs Frank Owens and Mr.
and Mrs Joseph H. MacQuilliam.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morell Stone
Stones mother, Mrs. Lizzie Rucker OF
Arlington, left yesterday on a motor
trip to White Sulphur Springs. w. Va.
En- route they will stop at Camp Alle-
gheny near Clifton Forge, Va, and
leave their son. Billy. who will spend
the month of July in camp Before
returning home next Thursday, they
will go to Jonesville. Va, for short
visit with Miss Mary Jess Richmond
and her parents.
Miss Elizabeth Frost Miner, who
recently joined her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ellsworth Miner. at their home
on North Jackson street, Arlington,
has now gone to Croydon, N. H,
where she will be counselor at Camp
Interlaken for the Summer months.
Miss Miner was graduated early in
the month from Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity at Delaware, Ohio. receiving
| an A. B. degree in journalism.
Mrs. William P Ames. with hel
daughters. the Misses Mary Farley
Ames and Frances Ames, are at theil
| Summer home in Westmorelanc
County. Va. They will be joined ovel
the week ends by Mr.. Ames.
Mrs. Nolan D. Mitchell, Clarendon
Va, left Thursday for Palatine Bridge
in New York State. where she viii
spend the Summer at her farm neal
Palatine Bridge. She was accom-
panied by her sons. Francis and Davit
Mitchell. and young daughter. Marian
Mitchell. Around July I she will b.
Joined by Mr.. Mitchell and anothe,
son. Mr. Nolan Mitchell, jr, who is ;
motion picture technician in tn
United States Navy
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton c. Jones, &C
companied by their two sons, MI
Ashton c. Jones, jr, and Mr. Jacl
Jones, spent the greater part Of th
week at White Sulphur Springs, w
Va, where Mr.. Jones and his SON
attended the bankers convention
The Rev. George J. Grewenow
pastor Of the Faith Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Arlington. &C
companied by Miss Eleanor Hartung
Miss Faith Bell, Miss Virginia Power
and Mr. William Rauth, all of Airing
ton. have left by motor car for st
Paul. Mimi, to attend the nationa
convention Of the Luther League
throughout the United States. The,
will be gone 10 days
Mrs. D. F. Wetzel, Mr. and Mrs
Louis c. Carl and their daughters
Mrs. w. w. Bousman and Miss JAM
Carl. Miss Gladys Rauh, Miss Louis,
| or{
Mary E. Teachum, Miss Mary Ruth
Fuller, all of the county, and Mis-
Hazel Booker of Washington were a
Ocean View, Va. yesterday to attene
the second annual meeting of tn,
Grand Guardian Council of Virginia
Order of Jobs Daughters. Mrs. Wetzel
as grand guardian Of Virginia, pre-
sided over the session, and others VIII!
participated were Mrs. ]. S. Watkins
past grand guardian, and Mr.. Loui
Carl. past assistant grand guardian.
Mr. and Mrs Carl and their daugh
ters were the guests over the week EN-
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Watkins a
their home in Norfolk Mrs. Wetze
spent from Thursday until Sunday a
Ocean View, stopping at the Nanse
mond Hotel, headquarters of the coun
Gil meeting.
Mrs. Charles T. Jesse has loaned he
home in Country Club Hills for tn
dessert bridge to be given WEDNESDAY
afternoon at l o'clock for the benefi
OF the Guild of st. Mary's Episcopa
Church. Hostesses for the afternoon
include Mrs. Lee Akin, Mrs. Perc
Sherwood, Mrs. Walter Weaver. Mrs
c. r. Karlstromer, Mrs. Ernest Cush
ing, Mrs. Philip Macqueen Mrs Arthu
Elliott, Mrs. Roland Cocker. Mrs. Rus
sell Merrick, Mrs. r. S. Billups. Mrs
Vincent Phelan. Mrs. Philip Tuttl
Williams and Mrs. Frederick Dudley.
| Mrs. Carroll T. Thomas gave an al
fresco tea Friday afternoon from
until o'clock at her home on Twenty
third street south. Arlington, entertain
ing in compliment to Mrs. E. Taylo
OF Waynesboro. Va. who Is visitin,