Evening star., 1937-03-28

The children come early ant
down the long hill in front OF the
Dulin home.
Miss Helen May Bryan has invited
the members of the girls basket ball
SQUAD of Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School to buffet luncheon tomorrow
at her home in Somerset. The lunch
con is to be given in celebration OF
the teams success in winning the
Montgomery County championship,
the craftsmanship title. and the met
ropolitan title for girls basket ball
teams. After the luncheon the girls
will have treasure hunt in the open
country adjoining Somerset.
The honor guest at the luncheon
will be Mrs Beatrice Crocker, coach
Of the squad Others who will be
present will be Lucie Bennett, Ruth
Bauersfeld, Mildred Curtis, Shirley
Cox, Lois Eaton, Kitty Gilleland,
Christine Hurley, Marjorie Jost, Betty
Julien, Margaret Kinsman, Rae Lee,
Patty Popp and Betty Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Stacks of
Edgemoor entertained at dinner
Wednesday night in honor of their
house guest, the past commander OF
the American Legion and Mrs. Ray
Murphy, of Des Moines, Iowa, and
their son, Mr.. Charles Murphy.
Another son, Mr. Ray Murphy, jr., and
his schoolmate, Mr.. Robert Houlihan,
came from The Citadel, Charleston,
S. c., where they are in school, on
Thursday, to spend the Easter holl-
day. Other guests at the dinner were
Senator Clyde Herring of Iowa, Rep
rensentative and Mrs. V. F. Harrlng-
ton, Miss Edith johnson and Miss
Melinda Alexander of New York City
and Mr.. Maxwell OBrien of Des
Moines, who is here for short visit.
Mrs. T. Delos Paxman of Edge
moor will entertain at two parties this
Week-one on Monday and one on
Wednesday-in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Walter Rode of Flushing, Long
Island, who came Friday to spend the
week with Mrs. Paxman.
Several Edgemoor women attended
a breakfast party Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. j. Harrison Hickman.
Among the group were Mrs. James l.,
Feiser, wife of the vice chairman OF
the American National Red Cross;
Mrs. Robert Bondy, wife OF Mr.
Bondy, who is in charge of the dlsas-
ter relief work of the Red Cross; Mrs.
Dewitt Smith and Mrs. William S.
Hepner, all of Edgemoor. The other
guests present were Mrs. William
Carl Hunt and Mrs. Everett Dix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Myers OF
Friendship Heights have Mrs. Myers,
two sisters, Miss Amelia Henkel OF
New Rochelle, N. Y, and Miss Ma
tilda Henkel of Detroit, Mich, as
their guests for the Easter holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Drummer OF
Chevy Chase Gardens are entertain
ing for the week end Mr.. Brunner's
brother and sister-in-law, MI. and
Mrs. Horace C. Brunner and their
daughter, Miss Miriam Brunner OF
East Orange, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrison Ben
ner Of Bethesda spent the early part
of the week with Maj. and Mrs.
Donald Dutton in Newark, Del.
Mrs. Henry Karr of Bethesda was
in Waterbury, Conn, last week END,
having gone there to attend the we'd
ding of her son, Mr.. Henry Neal
Karr, and Miss Dorothy Murray
Boomer of Waterbury. Mrs. karr's
daughter, Miss Margaret Karr, a
sa.x..ar roe;dovt pf patboS6o uh0 is
now connected with the Fels Re-
search Institute in Antioch College,
Yellow Springs. Ohio. accompanied
her mother to Waterbury to attend
the wedding.
Mrs. Gertrude Schultz of Bethesda
was honor guest at luncheon Mon
day. the occasion being her birthday
anniversary Hostesses at the lunch
con, to which six guests were invited,
were Mrs. Shultz's sister-in-law, Mrs.
Alfred A. Ray, and Mrs. Frank F.
Dahn.
Mrs. Ariel McNinch of Westmore-
land Hills is spending the Easter
holiday with friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Abbott Of
Somerset drove to Charleston, S. c.,
the first part of the week to visit
the azalea gardens. Miss Mary Lee
Watkins, also of Somerset, and one
OF her school friends also went to
Charleston over the week end to
visit the gardens.
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Watlington
OF Hagerstown, Md, and their two
children, Betty and Paul, jr., were
in town Wednesday and were gue-ts
of Mrs. Watlington's sister, Mrs. En-
ory H. Bogley, in Friendship Heights.
Mrs. Bogley's uncle, Mr.. William
Artz OF Williamsport, Md, was also
the guest Of Mrs. Bogley Wednesday.