Evening star., 1921-05-01
Mrs. R. w. Bliss to
Leave for English Trip;
Other Notes of Society
Col. Harvey to Sail Monday.
Mrs. Marshall Field Re-
turns This Week Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Marye
Going to California.

| Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss will leave
| Washington today for New York,
| from where she will sail Wednesday
| aboard the Adriatic for England She
| will be accompanied by Miss Aileen
/ Tone, and after visit in England
they will go to Paris later visiting
| the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine
before returning to this country in
the autumn.
| Col. George Harvey, the newly ap-
pointed United States ambassador to
! Great Britain will sail Monday for
| England
Senator and Mrs. Medil Mccormick.
| Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
! LongwOrth. Senator Frank Brandc-
gee and Mr.. John Kirby will be
among the guests going to New York
! to attend the farewell dinner to be
! given Col. Harvey aboard the Aqui
tania Monday evening.
} Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye.
with their young daughter, Helen, will
| leave Washington Thursday and sail
| May from Baltimore for California a,
| where they will spend the summer on
| their estate at Burlingame. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marye intend sailing in August
| for a tour of the orient.
Mrs Marshall Field will return to
her Washington home this week
| after an absence of about ten days
| in New York.
! The Secretary of State and Mrs
Hughes will be guests Of honor Fri
| day evening at dinner. for which Mrs
| Field has asked a distinguished COM
I pany to meet them.
! Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson
will be hosts at a musical tomorrow
evening when the program will be
| given by Lucreza Bori, soprano of
the Metropolitan Opera Company, and
Alberto Silvi. harpist. large and
distinguished company have been in
vited to hear these artists.
Col and Mrs. r. p Davis have re-
turned after spending two years in
Manila and are the guests of Mrs
Davis's brother-in-law and sister. Col.
and Mrs. w. H. Arthur, at 213O LIE Roy
place.
Commander and Mrs. r. P Rodgers
and their children will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for California where
Commander Rodgers has been ordered
to duty aboard the T.. S. S. Arkansas
on the west coast. Mrs. Rodgers and
her children will spend the summer
at Santa Barbara.
MAJ anu MIS-. clarence hnignt nave
arrived in Washington and are at the
George Washington Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor.
moved yesterday to WiIda cres. their
country place at Bethesda, Nd.
Capt. Samuel II. Day. nephew Of
Civil Service Commissioner Helen H
Gardener, is leaving Washington this
week to reside in New York city,
Capt. Day, who is originally from Cali
fornia has been residing with Com
missioner Gardener since his return
from overseas eighteen months ago.
Mrs. James Robert Mckee returned
Thursday to her home in New York
after a visit Of a fortnight as the
guest of Mrs. Stephen r. ElknS. dur
ing which time she was almost con-
stantly entertained by old friends and
acquaintances. Mrs. Mckee was ac-
companied Thursday to New York by
Miss Janet Richards. who gave a spe-
cial lecture yesterday morning be-
fore the members of the New York
Bird and Tree Club. of which Mrs.
Mckee is one Of the vice presidents.
Mrs Thomas A. Edison is another
vice president, and Mrs. Robert Miller
is the president. The club has sent
more than Il thousand birds and trees
to France for the deva stated districts
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Miller were girls
together in Indianapolis, the former
! as Miss Mamie Harrison, and the
! latter as Miss Louise Ieoe.
Owing to severe illness Mrs. En-