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Af • ,ToHf$ Kev<er of Washing-,
"'’ferrained Mrs. L. J. Turner, her son. lohn Turner and her ' Carolyn Turner • 1 'Try. Frank Jones at dinner on Sundav at the Ix*e Highway t-t~*rl \fr. and Mrs. (icorge Min'S also had dinner at the hotel a-- cundav.
Mrs. Holmes Hall had as her ,—on c”*idav. Mrs. Janies M. ' '"res .arid Mrs Delia Howard. v-V>o reti"i’“d to their home in .Arlington after •> weeks vis’t
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson,,Burke t~r» Mood'v *or a v acation trip to Colonial Reach.
Mas Schwartz Ewing, her ,1 M"htrr Miss Ann Ewing and l— son. Rill and Mrs. McCiuire of Harrisonburg were guests on Tursdav of Miss Louise Schwartz and went on the House Tour.
Mr. and M^. E. N. Montague ro»o-fauv»d a dinner party on Sat*'rd"v ae rhnr summer cottage in Jenkins iHoIlow in honor of their sister-in-law. Mrs, Louis Osborne of Cleveland. Ohio. Their miests >«—rp and Mrs. John Hurlev, Mr. and Mrs., Regm- Venable. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denint, l^r. and Mrs. John Summerfield. Mr. and Mrs. E, Scott, all of Alexan.t-.'a and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pillar.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Cornell. who are spending a three n-nek-' vacation at their cabin. '“Roulder Ixtdge" on the Hazel River, had as their weekend guests the'r «nn Er>«ign Douglas R. Cornel' Ir. of Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Right of Washington. D. C. were weekend guests of Mrs. Retsey Harrell in the Sycamore Hollow.
Elder and Mrs. J. H Daily attended the union meeting at the Primitive Rantist Church in Rrowntown. Saturday and Sunday and were guests on Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rudasill. They were accompanied bv Mrs.' Florence Johnson of Woodville.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry White of Alexandria and their three sons^
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