Evening star., 1942-08-30
Mrs. Harrison
EntertalnS at
College Park
DR.. F. B. Bomberger
And Wife Visited
By Their Son

Mrs. Henry I. Harrison enter
tanned at her home in College Park
Wednesday afternoon at a bridge
luncheon, her guests being Mrs. A.
o. Etienne, Mrs. L. G.. Worthington,
Mrs. c. p. Close, Mrs. Charles S.
Richardson, Mrs Henry H. r.
Brechbill, Mrs William K. Harlow,
Mrs. Charles o. Appleman. Mrs. F.
s. Holmes, Mrs. Ray Carpenter and
Mrs. Ralph Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bomber
ger from Montgomery, w. Va. are
visiting Mr.. Bombergers parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Frank B. Bomberger,
In College Park.
Mrs Edwin r. Conner is visiting
her niece in Baltimore County this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Kemp will re-
turn to their home in College Park
this week end from vacation On
their farm in Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs Henry H. r. Brech-
bill are visiting their relatives in
Boonesboro, Md, this week end.
They also will visit some friends in
Hagerstown while they are away.
Mrs. w. w. Cobey, sr., has had as
guests recently at her home in CAL
vert Hills her niece and nephew,
Miss Lagusta Woodward and Mr..
William Woodward. from Quincy,
Fla Miss Becky Howell from Ell
lerbe. NJ c., also visited Mrs. Cobey
last week.
Mrs. Leonard V. Burch and her
young daughter, Barbara Burch,
and Mrs Richard G. MiIbourne and
her two children, all of University
Park, are spending a week at Capon
Springs. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Henderson
and their children, Joan and Roy
Henderson, have returned to Uni
versity Park after their vacst ton at
Cedar Hurst Beach. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Brown
Of College Park are away for week.
They will visit Mrs. Browns mother,
Mrs. Julia Darby, at Frederick,
Del, and then they will go to Re-
hoboth Beach for short stay.
Miss Thelma Barger of Eonor,
Md, was the guest at the home of
Miss Ellen Stabler in University
Park the past week end.
Mrs Ray Carpenter and her chill
dren returned to College Park Tues
day from nearly a two months
visit with relatives in the West.
Mrs. l.. G. Worthington enter
tanned several of her friends from
College Park at a luncheon and
bridge party at her home Friday
afternoon. Her guests were Mrs.
Charles G. Appleman, Mrs. Joseph
c. Longridge, Mrs. Forrest S. Holmes,
Mrs. w. Addison Holbrook, Mrs.
Henry H. r. Brechbill, Mrs. Ray
Carpenter, Mrs. A. O. Etienne, Mrs.
G. P. Close, Mrs. Oliver Short, Mrs.
Royal F. Thomas, Mrs. Milton Pyle,
Mrs. S. S. Steinberg, Mrs. Henry
r. Harrison, Mrs. Charles S. Rich
ardson, Mrs. William K. Harlow and
Mrs. Writ Harrison.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Worthington last week end
were Mr.. Worthington's sister, Mrs.
Everett Briscoe, and her daughter,
Betsy Briscoe, from Prince Freder-
ick, Md. Miss Harriet E. Worthing-
ton of Baltimore also visited them
last week end. The Worthingtons
entertained their guests at din
ner party at Olney Inn Sunday.
Miss Edna Flemming from Queen
Anne, Md, is staying at the home of
the Worthingtons for the remainder
Of the summer.
Miss Virginia Pierce and her sis
ter, Miss Caroline Pierce, returned
to their home in University Park
Wednesday after a week at Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl S. Bellman
and their two children, Shirley and
Bobby Bellman, left this week end
for Western Maryland, where they
will stay for their two week vaca-
tion. Mr.. Bellman returned this
week from a trip to California.
Mrs. C. lie Roy Mackert and her
son Charles have been away for
several weeks visiting relatives in
Hagerstown.