Evening star., 1938-12-25
Falls Church
Yule Parties
Prevail
Holiday Dances,
Weddings, Teas
On Calendar

Weddings, Teas
On Calendar
Holiday dances, eggnog parties,
weddings and teas and an influx Of
collegians returning home for the
season add to the interest and ex-
citement of the Falls Church (VaD
social Whirl.
Friday evening Miss Kathryn
Spalding entertained 80 members
of the young social set at dance
at her home.
Mr.. Archie Anderson and Mr..
Powell Anderson were hosts at a
dance at their home to some 30
friends Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frances King, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Betty King
left Thursday to spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James R. Johnston, who recently
left Falls Church to make their home
in Scarsdale, N. Y. Mrs. Kings
marriage to Mr.. John Olden Gage
of Washington will take place to-
morrow at o'clock at the Johnston
apartment. Mr. Forbes Armory of
Boston and Washington will act as
best man and Miss Betty King will
be her mothers attendant Mrs.
King will wear a teal blue suit
trimmed with beaver, with blue bag
and hat. Following the ceremony
and supper Mr.. and Mrs. Gage will
sail for Nassau and Bermuda. and
upon their return will be at home
at 9l2 Nineteenth street, WASH
ington
A wedding of interest to Falls
Church friends took place Tuesday
in Atlanta, when Miss Margaret
Jones, daughter Of Mrs. Lillian Tay-
lor Ridley and the late Dr. Edward
Groves Jones, was married to Mr..
James Goodwin Scott of Falls
Church, son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Scott of Birmingham. Ala. The
ceremony took place at the Cathe-
dral of st. Philip, Dean Raimundo
De OWES officiating.
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bridegroom, acted as best man.
The bride wore ivory satin, in
princess style, with long, pointed
sleeves and full skirt with a train.
Her tulle veil was held in cap shape
with orange blossoms. and her bou-
quet was of gardenias and lilies OF
the valley.
Her matron of honor, Mrs. Boyn-
ton Cole, wore a rose coral taffeta
frock. Her hat was fashioned of
ostrich feathers and velvet with a
fnger-tip veil, and her bouquet was
OF talisman roses and yellow snap
dragons.
Mrs. Howard Fisch Miss Lillian
Taylor Jones and Miss Marilyn
Fisch were the brides attendants,
and they, too, wore coral taffeta,
their hats being the same as the
matron OF honor and their bouquets
of talisman roses and yellow snap
dragons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
To Live in Falls Church.
Upon their return from their
wedding trip they will make their
home in Falls Church, where Mr..
Scott has lived for the past four
years. Mrs. Scott has been enter
tanned here by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
F. Woods.
Mr.. Seth Pope of Cornell Univer-
slty and his fiancee, Miss Vieno
Pertula, will be holiday guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Merritt Pope. Miss
Sarah Pope, who is attending De-
pauw University, arrived home
Friday.
Mrs. Milton Roberts and Mrs. w.
w. Thomas entertained at a musi-
Gale Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. James Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Amsterdam
and their daughter, Miss Lorraine
Amsterdam, left Friday for Youngs-
town, Ohio, to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Amsterdam's parents.
Mrs. Albert Miller entertained
Thursday at dessert bridge party.
Mrs. Walter Granger entertained
at a buffet supper Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Margery Jones will give an
eggnog party tomorrow from to 7
o'clock.
Miss Helen Haertel is spending
Christmas with her cousin, Mrs.
Henry Miner of South Orange, N. j.
Miss Elizabeth McGroarty Of New
York arrived Friday to spend Christ
mas with her mother. Mrs. Edna
Thelander, and her grandmother,
Mrs. C. N. McGroarty.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Harold Spelman
returned Friday from a two-week
trip to San Antonio, Tex.
Mr.. Richard Erwin. Mr.. Sedin
Sadtler, Mr.. Richard Belz and Mr..
Joseph Smith, all of whom attend
V. P. l., are guests of their respec-
tive parents.
Students from the University of
Virginia who are spending Christ
mas here are Mr.. Lawrence Livings-
ton, Mr.. William Kennedy, Mr.. Har-
old Parrott and Mr.. w. Palmer.
Mr.. Jack Brown is home from
Atlanta and Miss Byrne Ware and
Mr.. Jack Beaman of Duke Univer-
sity arrived home Wednesday.
Mr.. Horace Coward of William
and Mary is guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Coward.