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Edeemoor branch of the Red Cross,
but she expects to have . busy
summer in spite OF her more limited
field Of activity.
Next week she will take . few
days vacation to entertain her
niece, Miss Anne Marie Schwarts OF
Portsmouth. Va, and on the follow
Ing week she will 60 TO Southern
Virginia to attend the wedding OF
Q relative.
Others to Cary On
With Red Gross Work.
Mrs. John L. Nader and her as
sistants, Mrs. Westdeld Keller, Mrs.
william N. Morell and Mrs. Mary G.
Oliphant, also will remain here for
the summer to continue their work
with the Bethesda branch OF the
American Red Gross canteen.
Mrs. Nader, whose unttring energy
and enthusiasm have helped to
make the canteen . success. has
moved from her former home on
Bradley boulevard and is now In her
new home on Chestnut street. Her
garden parties at which she enter
tanned 50 many OF. her friends last
summer have been discontinued and
instead of serving tea and cakes
to invited guests, Mrs. Nader and
her assistants are now serving
lunches four days . week at the
canteen headquarters. With the
exception OF her mother. Mrs. Su-
san Alder Atkinson. and her sister,
Miss Florence Atkinson. who win
spend occasional week ends With her,
Mrs. Nader viii have no guests
during the summer.
Mrs. Atkinson and Miss Atkinson
came here from England for the
duration and have taken . house in
Arlington County. Va. Miss Atkin-
son Is working in an air raid pre-
caution class In Arlington. She had
training for this work in England.
Variety Of Activities
To Keep Women Busy.
Among the many others who will
carry on their work without vaca-
tions are Mrs. Alvin L. Aubinoe.
who spends nearly all her time at
the Red Cross headquarters; Mrs.
Walter E. Perry, whose main inter-
est just now Is the establishment
of the hospital for the Bethesda
area: Mrs. Edward G. Adams, who Is
hurrying to complete the work of
the Montgomery County Hospital
pamphlet before the date Of the
hospital supper in July: Mrs. B.
Peyton Whalen. the very busy head
Of the Women's Defense Council,
and Mrs John H. Werner. one Of
her committeewomen who arranges
the very pleasant Saturday night
parties for the servicemen at the
Naval Hospital
Miss Helen May Bryan, a former
University of Maryland student, will
leave May 80 for Dayton, Ohio,
where she has been sent as a men,
Der Of the stan Of the Royal Air
Force of the British Purchasing
Commission. Miss Bryan IS spend
ing the week end in Magnolia, Nd,
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Timberlake.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Starry viii
leave Friday for their summer camp
on Lake Fairlee, vt. During their
absence their home will be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jago, former
residents of Chevy Chase
Mrs. Heydon WeIs
viii Pay Visit.
Mrs. Heydon Wells will come from
New York next week to spend a few
days with Mrs. Grant Heston in
Friendship Heights.
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Heston were
together in Hawaii last winter after
the attack on Pearl Harbor when
1t. Heston and 1t. Wells were called
to sea duty and Mrs. Wells went to
live with Mrs. Heston in her apart
ment. Mrs. Heston came back to
the States in late April and Mrs.
Wells came several weeks later.
When Mrs. Wells comes here next
week, it will be the first time she
and Mrs. Heston have been together
since they left Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Love, jr., will
60 to Athens, Ohio, over the next
week end to attend the commence
ment exercises at Ohio University.
Their daughter, Miss Mary-Jane
Love- is one of the graduates In this