Evening star., 1942-10-04

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Green will entertain at reception
this afternoon in their home on
Russell road in honor of Miss Lille
Belle Barr and Mr.. Paul Ward
WEIGH, jr., whose marriage will take
place at o'clock in the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Church in Washing
ton. Miss Barr is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey c. Barr of
Salina, Kans., and Mr.. WEIGH is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul w. WEIGH
Of Milliken, Colo.
Mrs. Jane K. Stacy and Mrs.
Alfred S. Reed of Washington will
assist Mrs. Green this afternoon,
and also assisting will be Mrs. Wilson
Mays of Arlington and Mrs. J. Harry
jenkins of Vienna.
Mrs James T. Green and her
daughter Martha of Old Dominion
drive are in Atlanta for several
weeks visiting Mrs. Green's mother,
Mrs. Lon Mige.
Lovely and quaint old costumes
of ye long ago will come to share
a happy limelight of attention Tues
day afternoon when tea and fash
ion show will be given at the Belle
Haven Country Club house. Mrs.
Frederick Tip, the clubs vice presi-
dent and program chairman, has
planned the intriguing event for the
first fall meeting of the Womans
Club. Many Alexandria attics are
being ransacked for historic garb
of olden days. Mrs. Gilbert Stringer,
club president, will head the Recep-
ton Committee in welcoming men,
bers and friends. Tea will follow.
A golf tournament sponsored by
the Alexandria Lions Club takes the
spotlight this afternoon at the Belle
Haven Country Club Mr.. Carey
Blackwell, jr., is general chairman
for the festivity, which is attracting
a wide patronage, and will aid a
canteen for this city.
Society this week was interested
In the card party and tea given Fri
day afternoon by the Women's Golf
Association in the Belle Haven
Country Club>a favorite mecca for
AleXandrians and surburbanites.
Mrs. Frank A. Leamy was chairman
for the event.
Mrs. Alfred Strong Thomson. wife
of It. Thomson, U. S. N, left Friday
for Lynchburg, where they will
make their home. Tuesday after
noon Mrs. Thomson entertained as
her luncheon guest Mrs. Edgar
Woolard of Georgetown.
1t. Thomson was called into the
service while Mrs. Thomson and
their son, Winston Clay Thomson,
who is now in the Virginia Episcopal
Boys School in Lynchburg, were at
Winter Park. Fla, where they spent
more than six months. returning to
Alexandria three weeks ago. Miss
Jane Burroughs Thomson, daughter
Of 1t. and Mrs. Thomson, enrolled
this year in Randolph Macon
Women's College.
The new home of the Thomsons
Is at 1904 Linden avenue, and 1t.
Thomson, who is legal officer to the
commandant of the Maritime Train
ing Station at Sheepshead Bay,
Long Island expects to fly down to
Lynchburg within couple of weeks
to spend his first furlough with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Ludlow,
whose marriage took place last week,
are now occupying the home on
South Lee street just vacated by
the Thomsons.
3 Representative and Mrs. F.. Ed
ward Hebert of Louisiana have re-
turned home after a visit to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Arthur r. Rupley and her
small son Arthur, jr., have returned
from visit of several days in
Richmond, where they were guests
at The Jefferson. They also visited
Mrs. Rupley's father, Mr.. Hiram
Tyler Gates.
Mrs. John McLane Clark and her
children. Linda and Alexander. re-
turned this week to their home on
Seminary Hill after spending the
summer in New Boston, N. H.
Mrs. William Thomas Davies, a
recent bride, spent several days this
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward w. Alfriend, at their home
on Duke street. Mrs. Davies has
now left to join her husband, 1t.
Davies, who is on duty at the Naval
Proving Grounds at Dahlgren, Va.
Miss Kate Barrett Alfriend has
returned from a weekend visit to
Virginia Beach. Her parents have
returned from visit at Ocean
Grove, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maxwell,