Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
Bethesda
Hosts at
Square
Dance
By LiIIion Arthur

Coming down Grosvenor lane
last evening, as you neared the
guest house adjoining the E. B.
Morris, jr.. place, you could hear
the sound of music and the tap
ping Of feet and you realized that
the Morrises were giving another
Of their square dance parties.
There were about 80 guests pres
ent. They came at $3.50 and, as
most of the guests had been there
before and knew what to do, they
Immediately took their places and
the evenings fun began.
One unusual feature Of the party
was that the host and hostess did
the calling. They have been at
tending a school for callers and
have acquired a great deal of skill
In calling the changes in the dance
movements.
Among the guests who took part
IN last nights dance were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Graeber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Smariga, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas West, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Wise, Mr.. William B. Rob-
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Tay,
MIR. and Mrs. August F. Hoenack,
Mr.. and Mrs. LOWS Mills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Stabler, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thewlis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Mcclure
entertained at dinner Saturday at
the Metropolitan Club in honor of
three guests from Brazil-Gen.
Carlos Guimares Cova, Capt. Cyro
Damn and Capt. Jordao Santos.
These visitors left here the first
part Of the week and are now in
New York. and they will visit in
Chicago and on the West Coast
before returning to Brazil.
Among the guests at the dinner
were Mrs. George Horkan, Gen.
and Mrs. c. A. Evans. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Roy st. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Pittman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Summons. Other guests
included Senator and Mrs. Robert
s. Kerr. Representative Leslie C.
Arends and Mrs. Arends, Judge
Evan Howell and Mrs. Howell,
Judge Samuel Whitaker and Mrs.
Whitaker, Mrs. Parker West and
Mrs. Jerome F. Barnard.
Mrs. McClure's mother, Mrs.
John c. Muller, who has been with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure for the past
two months, left Wednesday to
return to her home in New York.
Her visit was made at this time
so that she could be here to well
come her youngest grandchild,
John e. Mcclure. jr., who was
born at Christmas time.
Mrs. Muller frequently visits at
the Mcclure home in Kenwood,
and she will be back again in
the spring. when young John is
christened.
Mrs. George z. Pariseau had as
her guests for luncheon Thursday
Mrs. Theodore j. Downey. Mrs.
Alvord c. De Voc, Mrs. j. B. Bod
ley, Mrs. Henry P. Boyle, Mrs.
James Shafer, Miss Sue Thomas,
Mrs. Horace Beall, Mrs. B. C.
Noise, Mrs. w. G. Allen, Mrs. Ar
thur Hilland, Mrs. E. p. Wilson
and Mrs. c. Brock Parkman.
The Thursday luncheon, which
was followed by an afternoon of
bridge, was the first Of three that
Mrs. Pariseau will give during the /
early spring months. Her next
luncheon will be February 26.
DR.. Barry G. King and Mrs.
King had Mr.. Clarence Q. Wheeler,
of the Saunders Publishing Com 4
pany of Philadelphia, with them
as their guest on Thursday and
they entertained at dinner for him
that evening.
Mrs. Edwin Williamson of Sum-
ner left Thursday to visit her
sister in-law. Mrs. Charles C.
Whitworth in Pass-A-Grille Beach,
on Florida's west coast for the
next 10 days. -.e=
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Morris have
been In Miami. Fla, for the past
week and on their return trip they
will spend the week end in Sea
Island, Ga. Their grandson, Bobby
Mills, is with them on the trip. \
Il
out invitations for a cocktail party
and dinner for 10 on February 20,
preceding the dance to be given on
that date by the Woman's Adyer-
Using Club. = =