Evening star., 1947-03-23

gin at the opening OF the fau term;
and so next week when the girls
come home again for the Easter
holiday the social life here win GEN.
ter around their goings and COM
ings-where they dance and where
they dine, what they do and what
they wear, what parties they give
and who gives parties for them.
Miss Genevieve Murray, one OF
Kenwood's college girls will be home
early next week from Rosemont
College near Philadelphia and she
will bring one Of her classmates,
Miss Joan Sheehan Of Chicago
with her.
AS soon as the girls arrive they
will complete the arrangements foI
a luncheon that Miss Murray will
give April 5 in honor OF Miss Patri-
cia Martin a brtde-to-be Of the
early spring season.
Miss Murray gets home rather
frequently but she stays only q
short time. She was here for q
few days last week to attend play
and dance at Annapolis. When she
comes home next week for her va
cation from Rosemont she will be
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
Francis M. Murray for about ten
days.
Miss Louise sanderson, another
Rosen1ont College girl from Ken
wood, will also be home next week
Miss Sanderson is to be maid OF
honor In Miss Mary Frances Breed
ing's wedding party and, Of course
her vacation days wills be fully
taken up with Miss Breeding's we'd
ding plans and the many prenupttal
parties given in her honor.
Miss Mary Alice Blank has only a
long week end for her spring vaca-
ton from Sullins College. Bristol,
Va. She will fly home on Friday
and on Saturday her mother, Mrs.
Wesley H. Blank, will give q lunch
con for her to celebrate her birth
day which fortunately comes at
the same time Is her vacation.
Miss Carolyn Wendt, one more
Kenwood girl, went to Florida for
her spring vacation. She and her
mother, Mrs. Hazel Wendt, left Fri
day and they will be at the Wendt
cottage ct Winterhaven for the
next ten days.
Miss Barbara Young will have
her classmate, Miss Marie Corbin,
with her when she comes home next
week from Mount Holyoke.
Miss Corbin's home is In Chicago
but she is coming here instead OF
going home to Chicago 80 that she
can attend the convention Of the
Student Federalists to be held In
washington at that time.
While the two girls are here, Miss
Young's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
nell Young, will take them to Will
liamsburg to see the spring flowers
there.
Miss Young had an interesting
visit to New York last week end.
She was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. De Witt Clinton Cohen. Mr..
Cohen is a collector Of rare fans,
particularly those Of the Orient.
Miss Young Is also a fan collector
and she and Mr.. Cohen had an
interesting afternoon discussing the
types OF fans and the part they had
played in costume designing.
Another of Bethesda's college
oirls spent last week end In New
York, but her visit there was quite
different from Miss Young's. She is
Miss Judith Reid, whose father Is
Mr.. John Stanhope Reid, first Sec
retary of the New Zealand Lega-
ton.
Mr.. Reid is now attending a COM
mittee meeting Of the United Ma
tions organization and Mrs. REID
took her daughter and her son Pam
up to New York to spend the week
end with their father
It was Miss Reds first visit to
New York. She says they did the
usual things-visited the Statue OF
Liberty, Radio City, attended the
movies, visited the museums and
rode the Fifth avenue bus. But to
a girl coming here from across the
Pacific 1t must have seemed more
than "just a usual weekend visit"
Miss Reid attends George WASH
ington University and she expects
to spend her Easter recess at her
home here. She will, however, have
a guest with her during her holiday
Miss Molly Roberts, the daughter
of old friends of the Reds, and the
two Young women are planning an
interesting week end, socially speak
ing while Miss Roberts is here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brady enter
tained at dinner for their daughter
Miss Mariana Brady, who cele-
brated her birthday anniversary
Wednesday. ,u..
Their guests were six OF Miss
Brady's classmates at Trinity Col
lege. including Miss Doris Benson
of Helena, Mont; Miss Alice NC
Gowan of Portland, Me-; Miss Mar
garet Hoynes of Cleveland, MISS
Jeanne Laurencot and Miss Virginia
Rack, both of New York, and MISS
Patricia Bryan of Atlanta.
BY a coincidence Miss MCGOWAN
and Miss Bryan were also cleebrat-
ing their birthdays and the big
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