Evening star., 1915-07-11
Notes Of Interest.

Senator and Mrs. James W. Eads-
worth spent several days in town last
week and looked over Mrs. WadS-
worth's old home, the Hay house. on
I,afayette Square, with a view to minor
reuatrs against the opening OF con-
press. when she will take up her dutles
as an official hostess. Senator ana
Mrs wadsworth left town last night
for Mount Morris, N. Y, their summer
home.
Senator James Hamilton Lewis also
came to Washington last week, ana p"e
I'm at the Army and Navy CLUB. hlrs.
Lewis did not accompany him. but they
will he members of a congressional
marty soon to start upon long trip OF
inspection.
Senator Luke Lea is also expected to
come to Washington for a short time
this week.
of Col. and Mrs. Thomas w. Symons'
will leave Washington today Tor san san
Francisco, stopping on her way LOT
sightseeing. She will spend the entlre
summer in visiting relatives ana seeing
the two expositions on the Pacific coast.
Col and Mrs. Symons and their younger
son, Noel Symons, will leave WashlnG-
ton Saturday for the Whlte Sulpnu,, ,
Springs, w. Va. where they Will spehd
the rest Of the summer.
Mrs. Hewitt, who has been the guest
of her son-in-law and daughter' Coi'
and Mrs. John r. Williams. will leave
Washington today for Falmouth. Me.
where Col. and Mrs. Williams have
taken a cottage for the season. Mrs.
William F. McCombs is already at Fal-
mouth, and her younger sister: MISS
Frances Williams. will be with her
there this week. Col. and Mrs. Williams
will probably leave Washington ABOUT
August 1 for New England.
Mrs. Paul w Bartlett will leave
Wa ashington July 20 for New England,
and win join Miss Caroline ogden d;sa
Jones has been making a series OF
visits at New London and on, on tne
North Shore, and her mother Will re-
main there with her until July 25,
when they will go to Mount Desert for
the rest of the summer. Mr.. Bartlett
will join them there later in the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter will leave
their place, the Palisades. on the Poto-
mac, about July %, and will go to their
summer place at Beverly Farms tor
House was built by the late Mrs. L; q.
Lett. about two years before her
death, and while its beauty gives 1t
great distinction the revolving sun
parlor or summer house overlooking
the water has made it most notab
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter and their sons Will
spend the rest Of the season there.
Representative and Mrs. Fred Brit
ten Of Chicago. who spent a month in
the Philippines. are now spending two
months in China and Korea. and Will
be in Japan for month pefore return
ing to the United States. Mrs. Britten
was presented with large pearl ring
by the Sultan Of Sulu, who pronounced
her one of the most charming Ameri-
can women he had ever met. Another
distinction which Mrs. Britten's friends
are announcing with pride is that she
made an aerial flight taking spiral
dive from 1000 feet in midair. Mr..
and Mrs Britten will come to Wash
ington late in the autumn.
Brig. Gen. William L. Marshall re-
turned to Washington yesterday from
california, where he and Mrs. Marshall
went several. .weslxs- ago Mrs. sNe.rahall
reached Washington Friday night, hav-
ing been called back by the, illness of
her aunt, who fs at the Marshall home
on Bancroft place.
Miss Sally P. Mason, formerly of
Washington but for the last four years
resident of Los Angeles. Cal. is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Alice Mason, and
her sister. Mrs. Raymond S. Harp, at
1920 5th street northwest.
Mrs. A. G. Culp and Mrs. c. o. Thomp-
son, both of London. Ohio, are in the
bins
Miss Kathryn Money and Miss Emily
Johnson have gone to Boston by sea,