Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22
Society
HE Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Meredith and their
son, Edwin I. Meredith, jr..

to their apartment on MASSACHUSETTS
avenue Monday.
The charge daffaires of France,
Prince de Bearn. has leased the resi-
dence i7l6 New Hampshire avenue.
which was the former home OF the
late Representative George r. Hun
and Mrs Huff.
Misses Colby in StOckbridge.
Miss Katherine Sedgwick Colby and
Miss Frances B. Colby, daughters Oh
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Colby,
mother on Long Island. are visiting
their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs AIeXah-
der Sergwick, at Stockbridge, Mass.
Sir Robert Borden. former premier
of Canada; Admiral Sir Lowther
Grant, DR.. Van Wiser, Dutch minister
of education; Jonkjeer DR.. W: n oe
Beaufort, counselor of the Nether-
lands legation, and NUMBER OF otnerI
important guests Will attend tne
luncheon to be given september - a.
the Ritz Carlton Hotel in New YORK
bv the Pilgrims of the United States
for Lord Rathcreedon and the mem
hers of the British delegation 10 tne
celebration of the tercentenary Oh the
Pilgrims landing.
Mai and Mrs. P W. West have as
guest at the Soldiers home MIs'
James b. Aleshire. wife of Gen Aie
shire. U. S. A. She recently arriVe9
from Porto Rico with her huspanu
and they have since then peen ,, ~ p
Aleshire. at Fort Riley, and Will re-
main with Maj. and Mrs. west LOT
several weeks
Mrs. Morris Ernest Locke, ca'h ie.v W
wa shinston this morning, and is leaH
ing again today for New YORK, "nere
she will Join her aunt, Lazy M
rinston. and see her san oaturuaS ~
England. After a few VISITS IN mn NV ,
York and vicinity, Mrs. Locke VIII re-
turn to Washington and VIII De mere
for a short time while closing her
Apartment, preparatory TO soins 20
Fort Leayenworth. the new post ol
lent Col. Locke. Mrs. Locke came 70
Washington from Boston, Wnere Sne
went to place her son, JAMES na.r
Ian Gibson. in boys sonoo'
there.
Mrs Cromwell Brooks has returned
TO washington after spendins .m9
summer at York Harbor. NE Where
shs viii spend a week with her
sne m MS. e. T. stotesbury,, and
Iii attend the Bryn Mawr morse
show.
Mr. and Mrs James 1nce of Toronto:
canada. announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Joyce, 70 u. Sha ~
r. Crawford of Washing Ton. ;n
wedding will take place cary M
January. Miss ince Is et qo of wash
IN ton society as we'll as In IoroM ;.
hay;ng visited here last winter; VIZ
Mrs. Hennen Jennings II was $3.50
this visit which lasted the saea ard
mart of the season, that MISS ihoe ~
nf
DE-; c ~ NE son Of DR.. and Mrs. Angus
crawford. of 1897 21st street, VINO
emily retired as Dean OF the NJ
logical Seminary in virginia, anS
mr. Crawford is noteo atnle rid
made an enviabie RE. recon- ameTiean Navy
for more than two years ABOARD the
L. and submarine cnasers III
the English channel ana the MI III
r.. CHARLES Bougmton Wood, &C
amnaniefi by Miss Mary +. Morgan,
hos arrived in Sweden, Where !neS
nca the guests of Mrs WOODS nlece,
Mrs. Hakon Stehsenson' a. ,i11
Tvresto. near Stockho I'm. Iney VIZ
~ frono there to Paris to spend a
so,+h with Mrs. Leon Graves, another
niece of Mrs Wood. before returning
~ the United States in November.
Miss Ellen Bruce LeeA daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Artnir Lee. mas sho
t',rred to Vassar College, where she
wili enter her junior year. she spen.
week in washington with Iriehos
an route from her home at Elklhs.
Mrs. Morris Evans. with her daugh-
-. ns;es Meta Morris Evans, and her
con MI Morris Evans. have returned
70 their residence, 1903 18TH street,
a1ter making a series of visits along
the north shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lee Phillips,
with their little dughter. Mary Lee,
have. returned to their residence, 1Sue
Goth street, after spending montn
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee at their
place at Elkins, w. va.
Mrs. Susan Hunter Walker will be
hostess at the dinner at the Arts CLUB
tomorrow evening. when the speak-
ers will be Mrs. Helen ii. gardener
nette Abbott Adams. assistant attor-
new general, and Mrs. Frances Z. AK
tell, United States employees COM
pensation commissioner
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman
have closed their camp in northern |
New Hampshire and Mrs. Kaufman
is spending a few days in New York |
before returning to Washington.
Mr.. Norman H. Davis. undersecre-
tary Of state. returned to Washington
Yesterday, after spending the week |
end with Mr.. Henry p. Dawson, at
Glen Cove, L. !. Mrs. Davis and the
children, who spent the summer at |
Stockbridge, Mass, are expected to |
join Mr.. Davis here Monday.
Admiral Sir William Lowther Grant, !
who was at the head of the British |
feet in American waters throughout /
the war. arrived in New York Mon |
day on the Carmania. Admiral and !
LADY Grant have a large circle of |
friends in Washington. and the many !
delightful parties given by them |
aboard the admirafs flag ship in the
Potomac were important features OF |
social life in the capital during the |
war.
Mrs. Ira E. Bennett has returned |
from Charmion, Pa, where she spent |
the summer at the Pilling cottage,
and where Mr.. Bennett Joined her for |
frequent visits.
Nine. Claude Langlais. with her in
FAINT daughter, has returned from |
Maine. where they spent the summer
in the vicinity of Portland, and has !
rejoined NJ Langlais at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Important Wedding Yesterday.
A distinguished gathering assem- |
bled in historic old st. Johns Church
yesterday afternoon for the marriage
Of Miss Pauline Kindleberger, daugh- !
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