The Washington times., 1920-07-07

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their household, will leave Friday for
Pelham Bay, n. Y. where they Will
spend the remainder OF the summer.
! Senator and Mrs LeBaron Colt have
opened their country home at Bristol,
r. L., for the season.
n Andrea Geisser Celesis di Veglisscc,
third secretary OF the Italian embassy,
and Nine. Celesia win leave town
about July 80 TO make a series OF
visits, returning on September l..
II Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison have
gone TO Bar Hsrbor, Me-. and have
opened their cottage there for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Volck. OF New
York, will sail on Saturday for Lon
don to visit his mother. Nine. da
4 Cana, wife OF the Brazilian embas-
sador to Great Britain, DR. da Cams
was for many years ambassador OF
Brazil to the United States.
Mrs. George Barnett, wife OF Major
General Barnett. and her daughter.
Miss Leila Gordon, have come up from
their country place, Wakefield Manor,
to spend some days with Mrs. Bar
nett's sister, Mrs. C. Philips Hill.
Don Eugenio del Principi Raspoii.
attache OF the Italian embassy, has
gone to Southampton, Long Island,
for the season.
Shu Tomii, third secretary OF the
Japanese embassy, will leave today
for Canada, where he will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. McKenna Pultz has Joined
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, who Is at
the Plaza Hotel, New York, for visit.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks will close
her house in Massachusetts, avenue
tomorrow and will leave Washington
for York Harbor Ne. where she has
taken "A cottage for the season.
Mrs. James T. Barbour entertained
company at dinner last evening in
honor or Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson and
her nance, Maj. Morris Ernest Locke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald S. Huide-
koper have closed their house on New
| Hampshire avenue and gone to Bar
Harbor Maine. where they. have
opened their place, Greenwood for
the season.
TO SAIL FOR EUROPE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell left
Washington yesterday for New York,
from where they will sail tomorrow
for Europe for a two months stay.
Mrs. Richard Weightman has gone
to Cazenovia, n. Y, until the end OF
September.
Mrs. Harry W. Fitch. and her
daughter, Miss Alexandrine Fitch.
have closed their home on Connec-
ticut avenue, and gone to Fishers
Island n. Y, for July and August.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tilghman
Brice and the Misses Brice will leave
Washington on Friday for their camp,
Brush Pasture, on Cape Nedick,
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes,
who are spending the summer on the
Pacific coast. are now visiting their
daughter, Mrs Ralph w. Mcdowell at
Coronado Beach. Cal. Lieut.. Comdr.
Mcdowell, Medical Corps, U. s. ~,
who is stationed at the San Diego
Naval Hospital and Mrs. mcdowell
| are receiving congratulations upon the
| birth of son recently.
Mrs Noyes' sister, Miss Daisy Pren-
tiss, is with Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes.
DEAN, HoDGKINs BACK.
Dean Howard l.. Hodgkins has re-
| turned from the University of Michi-
gan, where he represented George
Washington University at the meet
ings of the Society for the Promotion
of Engineering Education. During
August Dean and Mrs. Hodgkins will
visit Major and Mrs. Howard w.
Hodgkins and their children who are
| now very pleasantly located in Wa
tertown, Mass. George W. HodGkins
| has gone to New York to attend the
! summer school of Columbia Uniyer-
sity. He will spend the latter part Of
August at the seashore, returning
home about September !.
DR.. A. G. wilkinson is home again
after a week spent at Atlantic City.
Miss Lucille W. Wilkinson is attend
ing the summer school at Cornell
University.
kmarriage of great interest to the
old resident set took place on Monday
afternoon when Mrs. Beatrice May
Martin Smith Of England, became the
bride of c. Dewitt Patterson, son OF
| br. A. c. Peterson, chief of the Bu-