The Washington times., 1921-08-13

will sail for this country Tuesday,
August 80, and Is expected to come at
once to Washington. arriving here
about the 10th Of September.
| The Counselor Of the Legation Of
| Poland and Nine. Kwapiszewska re-
turned to their apartment at the Wyo-
ming yesterday, after a motor trip
through the New England States and
brief stay at Atlantic City, which
they made en- route from Bar Harbor.
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Major Casimir Mach, military at
tache of the legation OF Poland. is in
New York for visit and is staying at
the Pennsylvania Hotel.
/, Senator William M. Calder has
weekend and will return to Washing
ton Monday.
Miss Laura Mohun will leave
Washington this evening for Man
chester, N. H.. where she will be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Clellan Ritter.
Civil Service Commissioner Helen
Gardener is motoring with a party
Of friends and will spend her vaca-
ioh AZ due fhoBe outiiitlit koAhB
later for a visit to her old home in
the Shenandoah Valley.
Miss Helen Hopkins. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Hopkins, is
the guest of Mrs. Z. l.. Galloway at
Baltimore Cottage, Ocean City, Nd.
Miss Hopkins spent the early part of
the summer at Camp Bradley near
Edgewood Arsenal, and will go later to
her ancestral home in Virginia
Maj. and Mrs. Lewis Hayes Watkins,
who have been at Beaupre, Quebec,
Canada, with Mrs. Watkins mother,
Mrs. George Bliss, for several weeks,
have gone to Edgartown, Martha s
Vineyard, Mass, to stay until Septem-
Der /. Major Watkins will then re-
turn to Fort Leavenworth, Kas., where
he is on duty, but Mrs. Watkins will
! remain in the East until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armat, of
| Washington, have a cottage at Edgar
| town this summer. So have Maj. and
Mrs. Francis B. wildly, who were sta
| toned here until recently. And Mr..
and Mrs. william Gouveneur Barne-
| well are spending several weeks there
at the Colonial Inn. Mrs. Barnewell
was formerly Miss Nancy Gordon
Jones.
Col. and Mrs. Glenn Fay jerks
will close their apartment in South
Brook Courts on Monday and will
| 70 to New York, sailing for Europe
| on August Is. They will travel ex-
| tensively on the continent, visiting
important cities in France, Belgium.
Germany and Italy. They will also
make a stay In England and Scotland
before returning to Washington.
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| Ralph A. Graves left yesterday for
| Wisconsin for a two weeks canoe trip.
| Mr.. Graves, who is assistant editor
Of the National Geographic Magazine,
will Join a party of other members of
the Geographic staff on his way out
and they will take trip through the
lakes of Wisconsin and into the
Canadian lakes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates
have gone to Lake Pocomoke to
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Yates was before her marriage
Miss Natalie Sellers Barnes.
Henri di Sibour has returned from
visits to Naragansett Pier and South
amptOn, having spent stNtIdl Gays
with Nine. de Sibour at Naragansett
Pier.
DIR. and Mrs. William Gerry Nor
gan returned from Europe on the
Olympic. which reached New York
Tuesday. Mrs Morgan went on 70
Hideaway the Morgan summer home
in New Hampshire, while DIR. Nor.
gan came on to Washington, where
he will remain until October.
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Mrs. George Maynard Minor, presi.
dent general Of the National Society
of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution. has arrived at Plymouth
England.
DIR. and Mrs. +. Vernon Atkinson
are spending their vacation in Penn