Evening star., 1942-05-17

afternoon will be the high light of
the weeks entertaining. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murrell have lived in Westgate
for several years. and as a graceful
gesture their invitations will include
the arrival and departure" of
the nearest bus line.
Friendship Heights
Dancing Party.
In Friendship Heights, Miss Jane
Fox will be hostess at a small party
with dancing, Wednesday evening,
In honor of her cousin, Miss Joane
Cronin, and her brother, Mr.. Angus
Cronin. Miss Cronin and her
brother were in the afraid attack
of December 7 at Pearl Harbor
They were sent to San Francisco
with their mother early in January
and are now with their grandfather,
Mr.. William Tyler Page, the minor
ity clerk of the House of Repre-
Sentatives. Their mother. Mrs.
James G. Cronin, came east with
her son and daughter and is also
. with Mr.. Page for the remainder
of the month.
In Edgewood next Friday Mrs.
George A. Smith will give lunch
con for II guests, in honor of her
daughter. Mrs. Howard Hardy of
Mount Vernon, Ohio. Mrs. Hardy
came to EdgeWood last week with
her daughter Marcia Ann. She will
be here until after Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. BealI
Are Week End Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. T Emmert Beall
former residents of Edgemoor, are
here for the week end and are di-
viding their time between the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Harold Hertford in
Spring Valley and the home of Mr.
Beall's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Beall, in Bethesda. Mr..
and Mrs. Beall moved to Richmond,
Va, when the United States Patent
Office was transferred to that city.
Next Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
George Edward Muth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Stevens, Jr., both
of Westgate, will give buffet sup
per and farewell party in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Lynch, who
are leaving soon for Philadelphia,
where Mr.. Lynch has been sent
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
Mrs. G. E. AtWater, who has been
with Representative Carl T. Curtis
and Mrs. Curtis in YorktoWne Viii
lage since she returned from Dutch
Harbor, Alaska, early in the winter,
has gone back to her home in
Grand Island, Nebr. Her daughter,
Miss Marji AtWater, who has also
been here for the past six months,
will stay on through the summer
with Representative and Mrs.
Curtis.
DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Wright
Return to Old Home.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Will Wright
moved back to their home, on Brook
side drive, KenWood, yesterday after
an absence of nearly eight years.
Since leaving the community DR..
and Mrs. Wright have spent long
periods of time in European coun-
tries. They lived in England during
one winter and they spent another
winter in Germany and they were in
Italy for several years.
More recently Dr. Wright has been
travelling through the South Ameri-
can countries and Mrs. Wright ac-
companied her husband on a trip
through Brazil last summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Wright will be joined
later in the month by their daugh-
ter, Miss Betty Wright, who is now
completing her sophomore year at
VaSSar College. Mr.. Fred Wright,
their Oldest son, is now a lieutenant
in the Engineer Corps of the Army
and is stationed at Fort Belvoir.
Another son. Mr.. Thomas w. D.
Wright, is enrolled in a naval Off
GERS training school. His engage
ment was recently announced to
Miss Penelope Ladd of New Haven,
Conn, the daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Palmer Ladd and the late
Dean Ladd of the Berkeley School
of Divinity.
DR.. and Mrs. John Pollard enter
tanned guests for dessert bridge
last evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Althouse, newcomers
to the Bethesda community. At
the party were Mrs. Charles Collett,
who has returned to Chevy Chase
after several months in Colorado,
and her sister, Miss Mary Brink;
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Mosman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver F. BusbY and Mr.. and Mrs.