Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-05
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ISIS MARGARET WILSON,

~" France, where she worked
1v SO indefatigably among
the doughboys. travelling
constantly from one sector to another,
singing and giving pleasure to thou
sands. has not taken a moment in
! which to rest since her return. She
is studying French and each after
noon finds her at one of the larger
apartment houses, where she spends
an hour or two with her teacher. On
plest Of dresses. nearly always white
| or blue in organdy or wolfe, with
which she generally wears a smart
white satin toque covered with a de-
sign in white braid and voluminous
white tulle scarf. Yesterday, how
late afternoon and wore the smartest
Of white linen habits for cross sad
die, with knee-1ength coat strictly
| tailored.
Her hat was small white straw
sailor. the brim slightly inverted, and
The minister of Switzerland, who,
with Nine. Sulzer, has been on an ex-
tended trip through the west, travel
! ing the greater part Of the time with
the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
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evening.
Nine. Sulzer went directly to their
summer home at Nonquit, where she
will spend the summer with their
children. while the minister is still
4 in the capital.
The minister of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes will return to Washing
ton today from Cleveland, where he
| vent to attend the dedication of the
serbian church. Nine. Grouitch is
, spending this week with Mrs. Merrill
Leaving for Nothern Trip.
! Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, wife of
tSenator Jones Of New Mexico, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. F. r. Lord
VINO has been their guest for the last
month. will leave this city Thursday
night for q visit to northern New york
and the Thousand Islands.
Senator Arthur Capper and Mrs
iCspper Of Kansas have leased the
residence Of the former senator from
Michigan; William Alden Smith, at the
+ Vtscoupt Charles de Chambrun,
tcounselor Of the French embassy
sailed from New York the end of last
week for Havre.
Mrs. Hampson Gary. who has been in
New York since her arrival in this
country from Egypt, where Mr.. Gary
Is United States, consul general. will
come to Washington next week to
visit friends.
Judge Erik sjoborg, counselor of the
Swedish legation, who. was the guest
Of the minister Of Sweden and Nine.
w. A. F. Ekengren, at Edgartown,
Mass., VIII return to the legation here
tomorrow.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will leave
Washington today for Camp Percy,
Percy, N. H., where she will spend
the. remainder Of the summer She
VIII make several visits before re-
turning in the autumn.
Mrs. Hollenbeck, who has been vis-
ting her son-in-1aw and daughter,
Col: and Mrs. Harry o. willard. at
their apartment at the Allwyn. for
ton today for her home at Pacific
Grove, Monterey. Calf.
Mrs. Cone johnson, wife Of the for
mer solicitor Of the State Department.
home in: Tyler, Tex, and will come
TO washington next week for q short
Visit.
-D&Aos Sous 1101lH Nx8I8, VINO reached
washington Sunday from duty over
seas. has Joined Mrs. Craig at their
new quarters at the Washington bar
racks.
Mrs. Robert s. A. Dougharty, wife
Of Col. Dougherty, is spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. q. Brewster. at Leavenworth,
Kan.
Maj. and Mrs. Burt W. Phillips, the
letter ts sister E Of Mrs. Dorshsfty and
Knight, have arrived in Washington
for station and are residing in Ia
kona Park for the present.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Howard q. Reesid.
are on q motor trip to Atlantic City,
whore they will Join q party Of con-
gressional friends and remain for
several weeks Their daughter, Mrs.
Victor Whiteside, has gone 70 New
York, where she will make . pro-
Mas Marion Drain, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. James A. Drain, and
q debutante of the coming season,
whip has been visiting in Canada since
week to visit her aunt, Mrs. Chandler
Sloan.
Mrs. Gertrude Virginia Drain left
Washington several days ago to visit
her brother-in-iaw and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. John Howard Lawson, and
her aunt, Mrs. Sloan.
Col. and Mrs. Evan e. Lewis have
a. their guest at their apartment at
WardmAn Park Hotel Miss Anne Tay-
lor Of Iowa.
Mr.. william Bowie Clarke Of wash
ington spent the week end as the guest
Of friends at Lawyers Hill. Relay.
Col. and Mrs. George c. Barnhardt,
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
F1oy Barnhardt, will leave Washing
ton within few days for the coloneIs
new post at Fort Leavenworth.
Miss Lydie De Ford. who spent last
travelling extensively in the north
since the early summer, is now in
Mrs. william 6. Har1lee has gone to
Caldwell N. J., to join Col Harllee,
who is stationed there at the rife
range, where she will remain for q
month or more. During their absence
Col. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson are oc-
cupying their residence, 1853 Lamont
street:
Plans for crenshaw-McCrea We'd
ding.
A midsummer wedding Of great in
terest will be that Of Miss Annie
Myers Crenshaw, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus P. Crenshaw, and En-
sign Charles Leslie McCrea, q. s.
N. r. f.. which will take place
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