Evening star., 1937-05-02
Bride-Elect
To Receive
AtTeaToday
Miss Wilkinson to Be
Hostess-Other Ia
koma Notes.

nn K1NSON, daughter OF Mr..
wv and Mrs. Frederick w. Will
' 4 kinson of Canyon, Tex,
whose marriage to the Rev. Robert
Cook Simmons of Richmond Hill, Long
Island, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Winn T.
Simmons of Takoma Park, will take
place Tuesday afternoon at the Ia
koma Park Presbyterian Church, will
give tea this afternoon from 4 until
6 o'clock at her residence, the home
of Mrs. George H. Moore on Park road,
Washington. There will be so guests
Alternating at the tea table, which
will have an arrangement of mixed
Spring flowers for its centerpiece, will
be Mrs John w. Coffman, jr, of Ia
koma Park; Mrs. Kathryn Irwin and
Miss Ethel Brasswell of Washington.
Miss Wilkinson was given a lunch
con yesterday in the loft of the Iron
Gate Inn by Miss Braswell, Miss Kath-
ryn Manning, Miss Mary Ferrell, Miss
Esther Dixon, Miss Ella Williams and
Miss A. J. Caravelli.
Many parties have been given in
Will SAllIlCllU w ANAA L w. NlldlC Ol
Philadelphia who left yesterday after
spending 10 days with her sister, Mrs
H. J. Halstrick.
Mrs. E. G.. Vannoy entertained at
b bridge in her honor Wednesday
night, when the guests were Mrs. Irwin
L. Fullmer, Mrs. Donald Turner, Mrs.
Halstrick of Takoma Park, Mrs Vance
1argent, Mrs. A. j. Higgins of Silver
Spring and Miss Gladys Vannoy of
Walter Reed.
Mrs. Howard Thomas, also of Ia
koma, gave a bridge Thursday night
for Mrs. Smale. The guests were Mrs.
William A. Shannon. Mrs. Alton Pratt
Of Washington, Mrs. Arthur B.
' Joseph, Mrs. E. G. Vannoy, Mrs.
Halstrick, Mrs. Donald Turner of Ia
koma Park and Mrs. D. Arlington
Brooks Of Woodside Park
Others who have entertained are
Mrs. Walter Pettus, Mrs. Roy L.
Knight of Washington, Mrs Vance
largent and Mrs. Brooks of Silver
Spring.
ASAAc. NIloi lSo ~ N1lilo SoNS a 1ulISi1-
ron and bridge Friday at the Brooke
Tea House, Blair road.
The guests were Mrs E. N. Bress-
man, Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer. Mrs.
C. H. Spencer, Mrs. Edmund L. Green,
Mrs. Fred S. Wilson, Mrs. H. c. Hens
bart, Mrs. Thomas w. Marshall. Mrs
Walter w. SWEET, Mrs. J. Frank Rice,
Mrs. c. C. Thomas, Mrs. Frank Rep
pert, Mrs. Leonard Kephart and Mrs
Vance McNary.
Mrs. Edmund L. Green entertained
et novel Spring flower" luncheon
and bridge Thursday The guests
we're Mrs. H. E. Allanson, Mrs. Peter
Remsen, Mrs. Charles R. Mills. Mrs.
Raymond R. Pailthorp, Mrs. E. N.
Bressman, Mrs. Fred S. Wilson, Mrs.
Royle G. Sherburne, Mrs. Clarence
Reed, Mrs. R. A. Ramsay, Mrs. Dur
ward Fisher, Mrs. w. L. Holt and Mrs
Harold Axtell.
Mrs. Walter W. SWEET gave a sur
prise shower in honor of Mrs D. c.
Gordon Monday night. The guests
were Mrs. S. F. Sidell, Mrs E. M
Reese, Mrs c. E. Walker, Mrs James
Jacobs, Mrs. Richard Blose, Mrs. Ed
gar Paul, Mrs. NJ C. Dickey of Nine
ola, Tex; Mrs Walkers sister, Mrs.
Frank Whitmire; Mrs. William Wright,
Mrs. B. c. Stine, Mrs. William Gull
ieen. Mrs. F. A. Shumaker, Miss Lois
Ballard, Miss Margaret SWEET, Miss
Gladys Rusk and Miss Helen Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ Smythe en-
tertained at bridge and supper party
last night. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Warrington Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs
"A. B. Jeffries, Mrs. Frederick L. Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence v. Lampson
and Mr.. and Mrs Paul F. Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Leavenworth Elliott,
who have been spending the Winter
and Spring with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Ramsdell, will leave tomorrow or Tues
day for their home in New Market,
N. H., for the Summer. En- route
north they will stop in Lakemont,
N. Y, to visit Mr.. Elliott's brother, Mr..
Edwin Elliott, for several days.
Dr.. and Mrs. c. B. Smith left yes
terday by motor for vacation of sew
eral weeks in Atlanta, Mich, from
where they will take several trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N Bressman had
hs their house guest during the week
Mr.. Robert Nichols of the Virgin
Islands. Mr.. Nichols is with the Ex-
perimental Bureau of the Department
OF Agriculture and will join his wife
and family in Wisconsin before re-
turning to the Virgin Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ O'Loughlin
have with them Mr.. OLoughlins
brother, Mr.. j. Howard O'Loughlin of
Terre Haute, Ind, while his wife is
spending some time in Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles j. Spencer returned
Wednesday from weeks visit in De-
troit.
DR.. Edwin Urich is on an extensive