Evening star., 1937-01-04
Subu rban
Resi- dents
In tn 2 News
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Hosts a t Recep-
tion


room Mr.. Perry's nieces, Mrs. John
Livingston and Miss Alice Perry. Later
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Ferry
entertained at buffet supper IN
honor of Mrs. G. F. Adams OF tlttS-
hureh. Pa. who has been their house
guest for several Gays. There were
IS guests at the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Dunn, Jr"
of Friendship Heights, Nd, were nosts
at a dinner party Saturday nisht
which was attended by 20 guests
Among those present at the dinner
were Mr.. Charles Cairnes OF CleVe-
land Ohio. who was at one time a
resident of Friends hip Heights, and
his cousin, Miss Theresa Denton. OF
puerto Rico: Miss Il acille Nett of New
york who spent the week end with
Miss Jean Dulin or her way 10 Itie
University of Mary ana, Wnere oo.Ii
girls are students; Mr.. ana MRS. D
water Ropley and the son. Midship-
man Jack Bogley, ard his guest MIC
shipman James CHM: Miss Cornena
Robert, Mr.. Hugo Brook ana MI
Hugh Saum.
Mrs. John M Waggaman OF the
Homestead. on North Highland street,
Arlington. Va. entertained Saturday
evening at a dance given in honor OF
her son. Mr.. Lee Page Waggaman.
who celebrated his 9th blrtnoay an
niversary.
Those present at the party included
Miss Clara Merrill and Miss Jean
Kearnes of Washing ton, the latter a
student at Duke University; MISS
Rachel Tabor. Miss Grace MCGUIRE,
Miss Avis Daniels. Mrs. Frances New
man, Miss Dorothy Cookery and Miss
Frances Schultz. ali OF the county;
MIR. Rolf Rohwer q nd Mr.. Gregory
Rohwer. students of the University of
Colorado, who were at home for the
HOLIDAYS: Mr.. Rowls md Schultz, Mr..
Bruner Lundy, Mr.. Quentin Allen.
Mr.. Joe Bloomineburg and Mr..
Charles McClennan.
The Homestead is one OF the land
marks of Arlington County, having
been built by the Whelan family OF
England around $50 years ago. and
was purchased II yea RS ago by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Waggaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. william P. Ames OF
North Jackson street. Arlington. Va
entertained at dance for their dauen-
ter. Miss Mary Farley Ames, Satur-
day evening in the main ball room OF
the Colonial Village.
The hosts and their daughter were
assisted in receiving the more than
100 guests by Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland l..
Harrison of the courlty.
Out-of-town guests came from Har-
risburg, Pa; Hagerst town, Md; Win
chester and Warrenton, Va. in addi-
tion to the large com pany from WASH
ington and nearby Maryland and Vr-
ginia.
Miss Ames, who " as graduated last
June from the ArlI Ington Hall Col
lege, is this year ju unior at the State
Teachers College at Farmville, Va,
and will return today to Farmville to
resume her studies.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Monson
Of Bon Air, Va, nd Mr.. Clarence
H. Swider of Congress Heights and
Mr. Richard Hannef of Hagerstown.
Md, have returned from motor
trip to Miami Beach. They visited at
Palm Beach and St. Augustine.
DR.. and Mrs. Clyde E. Leighty have
returned to their no me in Lyon VII
lage from Atlantic City, where they
spent last week, DR.. Leighty making
the trip to attend the meetings of the
American Associate IN for Advance
ment of Science.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Edwards
we're hosts Thursday evening in their
home on North Dam Yille street, enter
tanning at bridge and dancing
The company in cluded Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sullendel of Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dyer of Mclean,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clee Whitesell, MIR. and
Mrs. John Scott ard Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Anderson, all Of the county.
Miss osceola Sci lepmoes of 4444
Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, was
hostess to a small group of friends
at a watch party New Year eve.
Games we're played during The eve
ming. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. George
North. Mr.. Everett Edwards, Mr.. Rich
ard Harris, Miss Ms slrjorie Schepmoes
and Mr.. Douglas Schepmoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin h Fitz-Hugh gave
New Year ever party in their home,
The Hermitage, at Chain Bridge
Heights, Va. A b lffet supper was
served, when the he stess was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Cham
bers, and sister, M rs. Chester Tall
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chs rles B. Meyer en-
tertained Saturday evening in their
home, Wild Acre, at Thrifton VIII
lage, Va. A midIl light supper was
served.
The Saturday Eve ming Dance Club
Of Arlington County postponed meet
ing Saturday owing to the death of
Mr.. John Lyons, one of the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kimble and
their daughter, Miss Dorothy Kimble,
OF Syracuse, N. Y, are spending a few
days in Takoma Park, the guests Of
Mr.. Kimble's cousins, DR.. and Mrs.
J. Norman Kimble and Mr.. and Mrs
r. T. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ktmble spent some
time In Bangkok, Siam, where Mr..
Kimble was director of q mission sta
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT lrtis Quackenbush
and their small daughter Jean and
Mrs. Quackenbush's sister, Miss Esther
BraInble, spent the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bramble,
a. their home, at Haddon Field, N. J..