Evening star., 1941-02-09

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Sterling Black, Mr.. Glenn Young,
Mr.. Albert Bryan, Mr.. James
Strother and Mr.. George Tolley.
Management of the floor was by
MIR. Joseph Blanton, Mr.. Kemper
Brooke, Mr.. David Burke, Mr.. Taylor
Burke, Mr.. Charles Parsons, Mr..
William Smith, Mr.. Victor Barton,
Mr.. Buddy Thomas, Mr.. Richard
Dole. Mr.. James Smith, Mr.. Richard
Marshall and Mr. Bergman Green.
Mrs. Ferguson B. Bryan, sister OF
Mrs. Galloway, presided at the
punch bowl Supper at midnight
brought the gay evening to close.
Misses Jean and Ann Roberts
Entertain At Supper.
Preceding the cotillion, Miss Jean
Campbell Roberts and Miss Ann
Harmon Roberts, daughters OF Mr..
and Allen H. Roberts, entertained
at supper for Miss Anne Mitchell,
Miss Anne Freeman, Miss Francis
Butler, Miss Lydia CruikshanK,
Miss Joan Savers, Miss Rebecca
Worthington. Miss Anne Bryan,
Miss Ann Powell, Miss Elizabeth
Porter. Miss Ruth Woolls, Miss
Fanny Lee Brooke, Miss Elaine Da-
Wis. Mr.. Glenn Young, Mr.. Sterling
Black, Mr.. Taylor Burke, Mr..
Charles Parsons, Mr. William E.
Triplett. Mr.. Douglas Lindsey, Mr..
John Waller, Mr.. William Smith,
Mr.. Richard Marshall, Mr.. kemper
Brooke, Mr.. David Burke, Mr.. Blake
Henry. Mr.. David Roberts and Mr..
Paul Kenneth Howard.
Guests at the Episcopal High
School dance, which was held IN
Centennial Hall, numbered about
100. many of whom came from the
various colleges and schools IN
washington, Maryland and North
ern Virginia. The hop cllmaXed a
day of activity, which included the
basket ball game between the teams
of Episcopal and Gilman Country
School in the afternoon.
Miss Mary Leslie Emerson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Merton l..
Emerson, has been in Annapolis this
week attending the graduation ex-
erciseS at the Naval Academy and
the various social functions. She
was the guest of her aunt, Miss
Gertrude Carnes, at Carvel Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson are enter
taining as their house guests over
this week end Mr. and Mrs William
Dean Mechling of Charleston. w. Va.
Miss Frances M. Martin of Phila-
delphia, one of the crew which is
plotting the British Goods on
Safari" caravan over the country,
was the week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner L. Boothe, who also
had their son, Mr.. Gardner L.
Boothe, jr,, of New York with them.
Miss Rosalie Nelson
Visits Miss Anne Carter.
Miss Rosalie Nelson of Winchester,
who was formerly secretary to the
headmaSter Of Episcopal High
School, Mr. A r. Hoston, is here
for a visit with Miss Anne Carter.
Mrs. Julian Burke was hostess at
dinner for Miss Nelson on Monday,
and Wednesday afternoon Miss
Janet Wiecking entertained for her
at tea.
Miss Corrine Reardon and Miss
F. dia Dickert were joint tea host
e"-o9 Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.
Wal-or Eshelman. who will be leav-
i0g during the coming week for her
home in California.
The Rev Carter Gillis of Wood
bury, Conn, has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. William Gills, and Miss
HELEN GilliS at the home of the lat
ter, with whom Mrs. Gillis is spend
ing the winter.
Mai. and Mrs. James R. Werth
entertained as their house guest
this week Mrs. James B. Campbell
OF New York, who was here for the
graduation of Ensign J. Maury
Werth from the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis. EnSignWerth
Is the first to graduate as interpreter
of Portuguese. a study which re-
Gently has been added to the acad-
enly classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Griffin, for
merly of FITZGERALD, Ga, who have
been occupying the home of Mrs.
John J. Mcmahon, have moved into
their new home on North West