Evening star., 1922-08-27
Local Society People
Planning Activities
For the Early Autumn
Visits Here and There. With
Journeys Abroad, in
Schedule-Motor Trips to
Pleasure Resorts Listed.

Former United States minister to
Denmark DR.. Maurice Francis Egan,
will return to Washington early next
week from Mountain Lake Park. where
he is the guest of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Murphy,
in their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr..
expect to sail next week for short
stay in Europe Mr. and Mrs. Stokes
have spent the summer in Newport, and
come at once to Washington. where they
expect to occupy their new home on
Massachusetts avenue. which is now in
the course of completion.
Mrs Thomas Wood, widow of Col.
Wood. United States Marine Corps. is
at Portland. Me. visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Thaxter.
sister. Mrs Richard c. Dean, spent the
last week end at the Balsa ms, Dixville
Notch. n. H., and through the week
motored to Portsmouth and Boston. Mrs.
Woodward and Mrs. Dean spent sew
eral days in Montreal and Quebec,
Canada. before going to Dixville Notch.
They will return to their apartment on
18th street in September.
Mrs McMorris. wife Of Capt. w. L.
McMorris. has returned to Washington.
She and her four children. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes.
made the trip by motor from Chateau
gay, n. T.. where they have been for
a month. Miss Betty McMorris arrived
from England August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick
have been Joined by their son. Mr.. Alex
ander c. Sedgwick. in their summer
home, Sedgwick House. at Stockbridge.
Mass Young Mr.. Sedgwick has just
returned from a visit Of six weeks in
London. where he was the guest OF Sir
Basil and Lady Blackett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Droop have
returned to their home in Virginia
after a month spent in the north:
They will keep Selsenhorst open until
late in the autumn, Mrs. Droop re-
naming all of the time and Mr.;
Of each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bryan Huyck
who have been spending several
weeks travelling in Colorado and the
west, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Ben HELEN and her daughter
Miss Mary HELEN, are spending the
late summer and early autumn Al
Bay View Hotel. jamestown, X. l.
Mrs. sypret warfield Hendrick has
gone to Spring Lake. N. j., where she
is the guest of her brother-in-lawa and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Meem
who have a cottage there for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Burnham are
spending the summer in their coun.
try home. Burnham Hall, overlooking
the straits on Mackinac Island. Mrs
Burnham. who formerly was MIS-
Vivian Cameron Of washington. Is
which attacked her during dance
which she and Mr.. Burnham gave
| July in honor of the members OF 6
large house party they were enter.
! tanning. Mr.. Burnham. who IL q sof
of Mr.. Daniel H. Burnham, and whe
was graduated from the United State.
|. Naval Academy at Annapolis In ths
+! class Of 1905, and later ATTENDED
LEcole des Beaux Arts. from which
| he graduated in architecture.
Mrs. Charles Reid Ogsbury of Hart.
ford, Conn. accompanied by her lit.
tie daughter, Margaret Sothoron. Ii
visiting her brother-in-l law and sis
| ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Crom'
| well, at their home on 46th and Le'
land streets. =
Miss Leila Morse, formerly of this
city, has been the recent guest OF MRS
Rowland G Hazard at Holly House
Peace Dale, Narragansett. Miss Morse
| who is a great granddaughter OF the
inventor Of the telegraph, has made
name for herself as charming
singer in the music circles OF the
metropolis.
fMr ana Mrs.. Morris Fairfax Fry and
! their little daughter, Ellen Virginia
have gone to Atlantic City to remain