Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
LEESBURG
By FRANCES H. REID

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observing its 40th anuiver-I
sary when the club meets next
Tuesday at Leesburg Inn with
Miss Mary Metzger as hostess.
For the program there win be
q resume Of club activities over
the years with members par
ticipating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace M.
Hallett. who returned from Selby.
Md. and the Annapolis area last
week. where they spent their va
cation, had with them as guests
for the week end. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gayle and children, Of
Matthews County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson
are now settled in, their new
home in the Woodberry Develop
ment in the northeast end Of
ILeesburg. Mrs. Patterson has
joined the nursing staff at LOU
|doun Hospital and Mr.. Patterson
is with the accounting depart
|ment Of the Whitmore and Ar
mold firm In Pureellville.
( Burdette S. Wright viii be host
Ito Catoctin Farms Club at his
home. Locust Hill. on Saturday. i
Edgar J. orme is president Of
the club. oldest agricultural or
|ganization in Loudoun.
Mrs. Alfred w. Gawthrop, Of
Wilmington. DEL. is house guest
|of Miss Lilias Janney this week.
Mrs. William F. Rust, with her
grandson, Robin, who spent the
summer at Mrs. RuSt's. summer
property, Fortune Rocks. Maine
returned home on Friday. Robin
Brundage will be a student at
Landon School, Bethesda, Md,
enrolling there in a short time.
Miss Ellen Flippo is back from
Mexico where she spent the sum-
mer touring. in addition TO mis-
sion work under sponsorship Of
the Friends Society. Miss FlippoI
viii leave September IL for Uni
|versity Of Kentucky where she
win be q junior this year.
Miss Christine C. Wildman Isl
now in her home after making an
extended stay In Onawa, Me, j
with friends.
Miss Lee Howell who has been
with her grandmother, Mrs
Harry p. Gibson, for a number Of
weeks this summer. is now at
home at New Orleans. Her
father, George c. Howell, and,
Mrs. Howell drove up from Rich
mond on Sunday where they
were visiting to accompany her
to New Orleans. Mr.. Howell has
recently transferred from Lub-I
box. Tex. to New Orleans.
Miss Rosalee Grenata will be a.
freshman at Radford College,
this term and will leave shortly
for enrolment. Col. Michael c.
Grenata left last week to be. al
member Of the faculty Of the
Allentown, Pa. branch Of Penn
|sylvania State University where
he will teach engineering.
Alfred di Zerega, III. has re-
turned to Denver, Colo. after
spending two weeks with his
mother, Mrs. Alfred di Zerega.
at Rock Spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
is. Ross Lipscomb entertained al
company of guests at q dinner
party on Friday evening at Rasp-
berry Plain in compliment to
Mr.. di Zerega.
DR.. and Mrs. Milton A. Bosley
have had as guests at their Fox
hall Farm on Candy road. Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Charbonet and
son, Jamie, of New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Ash
brook, jr., who have been spend
ing the summer with Leesburg
area relatives. left last week for
Terre Haute, Ind, where Mr.
Ashbrook has accepted a teach
ing position in State Teachers
College.
Mrs. A. b. P. Gilmour enter
tanned at a small tea in her
home on Monday in compliment
to DR.. and Mrs. Hutchings Firth.
of Bermuda. who have been
guests of Robert H. Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, Of
Washington. were the guests on
Sunday of the latter's aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Garnett
Chisolm. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
win leave at end Of the month
for Tokyo, Japan. where Mr..
Reed will be a secretary Of the
American Embassy.
Miss Dorothy Mabrey. of
Montclair. N. j., was a house
guest during the past week Of
Miss Agnes di Zerega. The two
are college classmates.