Evening star., 1938-07-31


Stanley White Of Washington
IL have opened their Loudoun
County home for the remainder of
the summer Their son, Mr.. Charles
Stanley White, Jr.. and daughter. Miss
Mary Alice White. are with their par
ents The latter, with her mother,
has recently returned from visit of
several weeks in Europe
Mrs. Talbot Pierce. Miss Mary Pierce
and Miss Eleanor Chamberlin of
Paeonian Springs left over the week
end for motor trip to Lake Skanea-
teles in New York and Dorset, VT
Of interest in the county is the
announcement of the engagement of
Miss Rebecca Smith. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Smith of Lin
coin, to Mr. John f. Phifer, son of
Mr. and Mrs Simon Phifer of Chase
Mills, N. Y.
Miss Smith is a graduate of George
School, Pennsylvania, and Simmons
College, Boston. She is now a junior
executive in a Washington firm. Mr.
Phifer is graduate of Syracuse Uni
versity and a member of Lambdi Chi
Alpha, national social fraternity. He
Is associated with the Research De-
partment Of the United States Housing
Authority
The wedding will take place in the
fall.
Mr.. Frank Little, jr., Visits
On Long Island.
Mr.. Frank Little. ir., of Leesburg is
visiting friends on Long Island.
Miss Charlotte Noland of FoXcroft.
Nj rleburg. left last week to join her
brother on a cruise of Chesapeake Bay
and the Atlantic coast to Maine. Miss
holland will return about September
and will give ball September s
for her niece, Miss Charlotte Haxall
Noland who later will make her debut
at the bachelors cotillion in Baltimore.
Miss Julia Whiting has closed her
Middleburg home and has gone to
Maine for the remainder of the sea-
son
Mr. and Mrs Russell Gregg of
Hamilton are on cruise to Boston
and other New England points.
A marriage OF much interest here
was performed in Richmond July is.
when Miss Martha Pugh Ray. dauch-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Buckner Ray Of Raleigh, N. c.. and
Mr.. James Julian Carr of Raleigh.
son of Mrs, Nellie Mcintosh Carr and
the late Josephus Carr of Leesburg
we're married at the home of DR.
Benjamin Lacy. president of the
Union Theological Seminary The
ceremony was attended only by the
immediate families of the bridal
couple. DR.. Lacy performed the cere-
mony.
The bride wore a smart costume of
white striped crepe supreme, having
full-length coat over a tailored frock.
belt and ascot tie of figured blue silk,
and white hat and accessories. Her
corsage was of white orchids.
Bridal Luncheon Held
After Ceremony.
Following the ceremony her sisters
the Misses Dorothy and Villa Ray of
Raleigh and Miss Catherine Ray of
Durham, entertained at a luncheon
for the party at the Jefferson Hotel.
The couple is now with Mr.. Carr's
mother at her Leesburg home after
a wedding trip through the Blue Ridge
to White Sulphur Springs. They will
make their home in Raleigh Mrs.
Carr has for several years held a
seretarial position with Raleigh Cham
Der of Commerce.
Miss Irene Wright is now at her
home, Yatton. at Round Hill after
being the guest for several DAYS of
Mrs. Thomas H. Gill in WASHINGTON.
Mrs. H. B. Cole and her son. Ben
Cole, have been visiting relatives in
Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. Russell THOMPSON
OF Purcellville have announced the
birth of daughter, Helen Letitia. at
Sibley Hospital July Is.
Miss Betty Gibson and Miss Emily
Lewis of Leesburg are visiting in
Ocean City. Md
Miss Louise Otley Of Lincoln at
tended the wedding of Miss Sue Nc
Gee of Lawrenceville Ga. to Mr..
Holmes Gregg of Lincoln. this county.
Thursday in Lawrenceville. Miss
Otley, who was a claSsmate of Miss
McGee's at Mary Washington Col
lege, Fredericksburg, sang preceding
the ceremony.