Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-30

luncheon today a number of her
guests who are interested in the work
of the Women's Clinic.
Congressional Family Arrive.
Mrs. Ewin l.. Davis. wife of Rep
resentative Davis of Tennessee, ac-
companied by their family, has re
turned to Washington for the winter
Miss Margaret Davis and Miss EWin
Davis have entered a young ladies
school Representative Davis will
join his family at their apartment at
I2139 Wyoming avenue after the cleo
ttion.
Lady Portsmouth of England has
! arrived in Washington and is at the
Wardman Park Hotel for an indefi
mite stay.
| The assistant secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Jouett Shouse have
avenue. which they have been occupy
| ing for some time past and are at
l1624 18th street, where they will re-
imain until the early winter. when
they expect to leave Washington.
! Mrs. Fred R. Harris. who has leased
her home. 2340 Massachusetts avenue
Ito the secretary of the British en-
thassy and Mrs. Cragie. will today take
| possession of the residence 1872 16th
tSlTSel. Wnlcn SHe mas ledseu. iif7f
samli daughter, Florence Harris, is
with her.
DR.. Vernon Kellogg. secretary of tn,
| National Research Council, and Mrs
| Kellogg have taken the residence
1880 Massachusetts, avenue, for a year
\ Mrs. Kellogg has but recently re-
| turned from Poland and the near east
and is greatly interested in work for
| those countries. She is the author OF
! Belgian Women" a book brought on,
by Funk & Wagnalls during the war
the work of the author and publish
/ ers as we'll as of booksellers, being
given free, that the entire sale. which
| amounted to considerable sum
might go to Belgian aid.
| Miss Frances Hampson returned tf
| Washington last evening from Huntly
Va, where she was member of the
! house party which Miss Anna Cor
don. daughter of Mrs. George Bar
| nett, gave at Wakefield Manor, tbeii
beautiful country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy futile and Mis-,
Tuttle have returned to their resi-
dence, 2101 LIE Roy place. after spend
| ing the summer at their camp in the
Adirondacks. Miss Tuttle also mad
f! a series of visits on the north shor,
during the summer.
[ Mrs Henry Leonard, who spent tn,
summer in Colorado Springs. will re
| turn to Washington Saturday and joil
! Mai. Leonard at their residence on +
street. Miss Louise Theron, Mrs
Leonards daughter, is now in New
York.
| Mr.. Isaac T. Mann left his summer
home in Manchester. Mass, today eI
route to Washington. Mrs. Mann ant
IAr-
gone to Europe for the autumn ant
early winter.
] Miss Marie Smms, who has beer
abroad since the early summer max
ing visits in England and in Switzer
the United States minister and Mrs
Hampson Gary, will return t
America early in October.
Sailing from New York on the Mau
retania today were Mrs. Joseph Medil
Patterson and the Misses Patterson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnee Mum.
To spend Season In Capital.
| Mrs. George Won L. Meyer, who Il
still at her estate at Hamilton, Mass.
will come to Washington the middl,
and daughter. Signor and Signor;
Brambilla at 2725 @ street, the resi-
dence they recently leased. The lat
ter's sister. Mrs. c. r. P. Rogers. will
take possession of her new home, 400.
Woodley road, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Johnson hav,
closed Overlook, their summer HON,
at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, and ar,
again at their residence, 1923 16tl
street Miss Mary Louise Johnso,
will make her formal debut this sea
son, when she will be presented at !;
large tea.
Mrs. F. S. Hight and children hav.
returned to Washington from thei
summer home. Woodland Farm, Ca
man, N. H.
Miss Edith Aultman, daughter o
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Dwight E. Ault
man, of the Northumberland, will no
be numbered among the debutantes
but has instead returned to the Univer
sity of Wisconsin, where she is /;
student.
DR.. and Mrs. Tom A. Williams an,
their son. Reginald, spent August OIL
the Basque coast, France. DR.. ant
Mrs. Williams will return to Wash
ington in October. after leaving thei
son at school in England.
Capt. and Mrs Maxwell Kirby, VIII,
were married here last week, ar,
; spending a few days at the Hotel Nc
Alpin in New York. Mrs. Kirby wa
formerly Miss Pauline Kindleberger
i Mrs. Sinclair Bowen has returned
from a visit at Rhinebeck- on-the
Hudson.
Il Priddis-LOgan Wedding.
The diplomatic suite at the New Will
Il lard gave the dignified setting for tn,
wedding at o'clock yesterday Afternoon
Of Miss Marion Isabel Logan, daughte
of Mrs A. M. Logan and Mr. Milton