Evening star., 1942-05-02

vania arrived yesterday, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry T. Peters OF Chevy
Chase were additional guests at
dinner last night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirk Dugdale motored over from
Baltimore today to join the party
for the remainder of their stay.
DR.. Eric Englund of Sandy Spring
is in Ottawa attending a meeting
of the Joint Agricultural Commit
tee between Canada and the United
States, of which he is a member
On his way North DR.. Englund
stopped over in Philadelphia to
make an address at the annual din
ner of the University of Pennsyl-
vania Chapter of Sigma XII.
Guests Entertained
At Edgemoor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert K. Coote Of
Edgemoor had DR.. and Mrs. John r..
Riggleman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ben
nett, Mr.. and Mrs Roy Kenney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Leavitt
and Mr.. Leavitts mother, Mrs. Ed
gar Curtis Leavitt Of bingham,
Mass, as their dinner guests last
evening.
After the dinner Mr.. Coote showed
several reels of colored pictures
that he made on recent trip
through Alaska.
Mrs. Richard z. Titlow gave q
bridge luncheon yesterday at her
home in Bethesda.
Her guests were Mrs. Vernon
Lohr, Mrs. George I. Condron, Mrs,
James M. Hammond. Mrs. John L.
Huber. Mrs. George Schmucker,
Mrs. Westfield Keller, Mrs. C. Eu-
gene Doyle. Mrs. r. C. Kayhoe. Mrs.
Philip Tew, Mrs. Jarl E. Larson
and Mrs. Robert C. Gilmore.
Several Parties Given
In Arlington County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyie D. Grodsell
were hosts at a dessert bridge party
last evening in their Arlington
home. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sallee, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Hansen and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Elkinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrews have
with them in their home in Colo
NAL Village Miss Elizabeth Stokes
of Raleigh, N, C.
Mrs. Harold Gerke with her son
Billy has returned to her home In
Cherrydale following a weeks stay
in Knoxville, Tenn.
1t. d. g) H. Sampson and Mrs
/ Sampson of Arlington are entertain
/ ing Mrs SIMPSONS parents Mr.. anC
Mrs. Guy Briggs, who are en- route
from Ponte Vedra, Fla, to then
home in New York City.
Mrs. E. E. Hallinger, wife Of Capt
Hallinger of Bridgeport, Conn, Il
spending several days with 1t. Col
/ and Mrs. w. l.. Barker in thell
Arlington home.
/ General Entertaining
! In Silver Spring Area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Boose OF Rol.
! lingwood entertained at a buffe
supper party last evening at then
home for their daughter, Miss Dor
othy Matilda Boose, and her flance
1t. Thomas Ludlow Coleman, u
S. A., of Takoma Park, whose mar
/ riage will take place tonight in st
Pauls Lutheran Church. The guests
numbering 18, included members o1
! the bridal party Miss Boose for
merly made her home in Takoma
Park.
Mrs. Harry c. Brown has returned
/ to her home in Silver Spring from 9
two weeks visit in Myrtle Beach
S. c., with relatives.
Mrs. Jennis Morrell Strickland o1
Silver Spring is leaving this week
end for Rocky Mount, ~ c., where
she will join her husband, Aviation
Cadet Strickland, who is on fur.
Tough. She will be accompanied or
the trip by Mr.. Strickland's step.
father, Mr.. Karl Byron of Silver
Spring. who will motor down tc
bring back Mrs Byron and theil
three children, John Karl, Donalc
and Betty Jane, who have beer
visiting relatives there Mr.. anc
Mrs. Strickland plan to be gone two
weeks and during their trip will d.
some fishing in South Carolina.
Mrs. Mae Howard of Silver Sprinl
and Mrs. Amy Hayes of Colesville
Md, left yesterday for Louisville
Ky. 10 attend the Kentucky Derby
They plan to return in about q week