Evening star., 1938-09-15
Social Notes
Of Nearby
Sections
Raymond Briggs
Leaves for
Academy.


4 Spring, Md, left yesterday to
-enter Randolph-Macon Academy in
Front Royal Va, after spending the
summer with his parents at their
cottage on South River Md.
Others from Silver Spring who will
attend the academy this year are Mr.
Marvin z. Jones, jr son of Mrs. Cath
crime c. Jones; Mr.. Robert John Laut,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Laut;
Mr.. Daniel w. Martin, jr., son Of Mrs.
Edythe L. Martin; Mr.. Harold Paul
Parks, son of Mrs. Ethel NJ Parks,
! and Mr.. Charles De Vault Prather,
son of Mrs. Louis T. Roleau.
e Mrs. Luther H. jenkins of Richmond,
. Va, accompanied by her son, Mr..
. Alfred Jenkins, will be at the Shore
ham for few days.
Miss Helen Miller. daughter of Mr.
snd Mrs John D. Miller of Takona
Park, will leave next week for trip
to Guthrie. Okla, where she will be
the guest of her brother, DR.. William
~ Miller, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy c. Miller will be
at home to their Wesley Heights
friends Saturday evening from to IL
o'clock in celebration of their 25th
wedding anniversary. Mrs. Miller will
be assisted in the dining room by Mrs
Robert Mayo, Mrs. H. Laurie Garrett.
Mrs. Winfree E. Johnson and Miss
: Nellie Bannon.
The Rev and Mrs Ernest E. Frank
lin are entertaining Mrs Franklin's
sister, Mrs. George E. Ellis of Chicago,
sfor a month at their home in Takoma
Park
DR.. and Mrs. George R. Greenbank
end their sons, Richard and Thomas
Greenbank of Aurora Hills, Va, have
returned from visit to the National
parks, the West Coast and Mexico.
They were away three months.
Prof and Mrs Charles L. Stone en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening in
honor of the birthday of their davgh-
ter, Miss Margaret Stone Their
~guests were Prof. George w. Greer,
whose birthday was Sunday; Mrs.
Greer and their daughter. Mrs. Patri-
cia Greer Weikel, Miss Eunice Graham,
whose birthday was Tuesday, and Mrs
Frank Balbo Of Oswego, N. Y, an old
friend of the family who is visiting in
Takoma Park
Miss Stone will leave soon to return
to Oshawa, Ontario, where she is a
, teacher in the Oshawa Junior College
Mr.. Frank C. Hanrahan. county
manager of Arlington: Mrs. Elizabeth
B. Magruder, chairman of the County
Board of Commissioners Mr.. and Mrs.
William P. Ames, Mr. Freeland Chew,
Mr.. George NJ Yeatman and Mr.. Will
liam E. McShea returned yesterday
from Hot Springs, Va, where they
attended the meetings of the League
Of Virginia Municipalities Others
from the county who attended the
three-day sessions Of the league in
clude Col. Christopher B. Garnett, who
read paper on County Planning and
zoning": Col. Charles r Jesse. county
treasurer, and Mrs. Louis c. Carl.
Mrs. Henry S. Rawdon entertained
at tea Sunday afternoon at her home,
saunderlee. Bradley Farms, in Be-
thesda, Md. for her daughter, Miss
Emily Elizabeth Rawdon, who will
leave soon for college
Today Mr.. RaWdon and Miss Raw
don will leave for Elkhart, Ind, where
they will visit before Miss Rawdon
enters Michigan State College in East
Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. kinsey Carpenter
and their son, Mr.. Kinsey Carpenter,
have returned to their home in Wesley
Heights after spending the summer in
the Southwest. During August they
had cottage at Spring Dell, Utah, in
~the Washatch Mountains
Miss Betty Wilcox and her sister,
Miss Georgia Wilcox of Takoma Park.
are visiting their mother, Mrs o. E.
Wilcox, at her home in Charlotte, N. C.
Later Miss Georgia Wilcox will 60 to
Tucson Ariz.. where she will be the
guest of DR.. Marguerite Williams and
of her brother-in-law and two sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edison Price and Miss