Evening star., 1946-02-03
|Bethesda.L Lower Montgomery County
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she has lived since she was a small
girl.
Miss Bryan's mother, Mrs. George
w. Bryan, who is spending the win
ter at the Bryan home in Dogue
Va, came up for the party.
Miss Bryan's wedding to MI
Douglas Stephen of Semmes. Ala
will take place February 10 in ST
Columbia's Episcopal Church, Wash
ington. Her sister, Mrs. Turne
Timberlake, will come from he
home in Illinois on February IA tt
stay until after the wedding, ant
Mr.. Stephens father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richart
Stephen, will arrive on the 17th t.
take part in the entertaining at th'
time of the wedding.
A different kind of party was tina
held at the Custer road home of Mr.
and Mrs. Morton B. Kammerer las
night. Their guests were invitee
early for dinner and remained
through the evening for severa
games OF DrlQge.
The party was the first of series
of similar parties that Mr.. ano
Mrs. Kammerer will give during
February. They will entertain again
on February and on February
16 and will finish the series with
a somewhat larger party/on March
9 when they will take their guests
to the clubhouse of the American
Association of University Women
for dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Kammerers guests
at last nights dinner were Col
and Mrs. Jonathan c. Hauck, jr;
Col. and Mrs. Nelson c. Elgin, Mr.
and Mrs. John Miles Nader, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Herman and Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Smith.
Two other parties of the past few
days were Mrs. Philip Fischers
bridge luncheon on Thursday, with
Mrs. Clarence Stein, Mrs. Bessie
Amiss and Mrs. E. G. Adams as her
guests, and DR.. and Mrs. Julian
Pollard's dinner on Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bailey, Mrs
Oliver F. Busby and Mr.. and Mrs
j. S. Durkin and their house guest
from New York, Mrs. John Maxon
as their guests. Mrs. Maxon came
last week to attend the wedding
of Miss Mary Stuart Durkin, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Durkin last
Saturday and is remaining for 6
short visit before returning to New
York.
Mrs. Pollard will entertain again
at luncheon and bridge on Wednes-
day.
Miss Miriam Bopp is home from
Washington College for her mid.
term vacation and she has as hel
guests two of her college class.
mates, Miss Muriel Warshauer from
Florida and Miss Nancy Richmond
from Connecticut.
An interesting visitor in Somer.
set is Mrs. w. B. Horne's nephew
Mr.. Walter Appler, who is appear
ing at the National Theater this
week in the play "Hasty Heart"
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Farrell
former residents of Somerset ant
well known in this part of Mont
gomery County, have leased theil
apartment on Connecticut avenue
and are spending the winter IL
Florida.
sMr. S. Walter Bogley, presiden
of the Bank of Bethesda, an,
Mrs. Bogley were honor guests a
buffet supper Thursday evening t
celebrate their recent move int
their new home, ITO Wooten avenue
Friendship Heights. The host a
the supper was Mr. and Mrs. Bog
ley's son, Comdr. John A. Bogley
who is home for a brief furlougl
before going to the West Coast t.
take charge of ship that will brin
some of the United States troop
back east.
About so guests attended the sup
per and among them were their son
in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugo Brooks and their baby daugh
ter Beverly Ann, who have move
back to Bethesda from Flushing nov
that Mr.. Brooks has been release
from the service. Also at the suppe
was Mr.. and Mrs. Bogley's son, Viii
liam Bogley, home for a 30-day fur
Tough. Mr.. Bogley is with tn
merchant marine.
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