Evening star., 1947-05-18

Miss Jean CoiiingWooQ. . 1ormef
resident Of Bethesda, win be out in
the Glen today-the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Warrington Irving Cleve-
land who WIN entertain for her this
afternoon.
Guests have been invited to come
for the late afternoon and the htde
party has been planned because Of
Miss Collingwood's approaching wed
ding day. She will be married June
Al In the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church in the District. Ine
prospective bridegroom is Mr.. John
II. Spelman, whose home Is IN South
Haven, Mich, and who is at present
attending law school at the Uni-
versity Of Michigan.
Miss Collingwood and Mrs. Cleve-
land are Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
sisters. Mrs. Cleveland was q Kappa
Alpha Theta at the University OF
Indiana and Miss Collingwood joined
the sorority when she was at Ann
Arbor at the University OF Michigan.
Mrs. Cleveland viii take her guests
down by Piney Branch, the little
stream that runs along the foot OF
the hill where the Cleveland res
idence is located, for a picnic supper.
Mrs. Cleveland has planted ferns
and wild flowers that she has
brought in from the woods along the
stream. and on a summer day II Is
an ideal SPOT for a picnic.
Miss Collingwood, by the way, IS
a sister Of Mr.. Charles Coningwood,
well-known news broadcaster. He
and his wife, the former Louise
AIbritton, are expected to visit here
soon. They had hoped to be here
TODAY for Mrs. Cleveland's party but
thew were not sure Of their plans
and may have to postpone their trip
until q later date.
Miss Albritton is here this week
on the screen-sfe is in the cast OF
"The Egg and T." now being shown
in one of the local theaterS.
Another party Of the week END
In Bethesda, one that will give Be-
thesda something to talk about Tor
many q day, was the 40 Clubs last
dance of the season. 1t was held
last night In the Woman's Club o.
Bethesda. There were about 10O
guests at the party.
The 40 Club is just what its name
implies club with 40 couples as
members and they get together to
dance Several dinner parties were
given during the evening preceding
the dance that were just about as
interesting as the dance itself.
One group went to Brook Farm
for dinner before the dance. Din
ner hosts were Mr.. and Mrs. George
s. Holmes and the guests OF honor
were Mr.. Holmes son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman E.
Russell OF Baltimore, who are here
for the week end.
Yesterday was Mrs. Russell's
birthday anniversary and after the
dinner there was a little ceremony
at which Mrs. Russell cut her birth
day cake and served it to the guests
At the dinner were Col. and Mrs
Herbert Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Marvin Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George
Troxler, Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Condron, Mr.. and Mrs. John Miles
Nader and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F
Wanner.
Also at the dinner were Mr.. anc
Mrs. Morton B. Kammerer, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur J. Hilland, DR.. and Mrs
Fred Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hooks, Mr., and Mrs. Allen G. Phelps
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gearhart
| DR.. and Mrs r. q. Jacoby art
chairmen of the 40 Club. SERVING
with them are Dr.. and Mrs. A. r
Tolley, DR.. and Mrs. Russell Payn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Gearhart
DR.. and Mrs. Tolley were in charg'
of arrangements for last night
party.