Evening star., 1922-09-24
CHEVY CHASE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holbein of


Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holbein of
Hesketh street have returned from a
motor trip to Lake George, n. Y.
Miss Julia Williams of Ridgeway.
Y. c., is the house guest of Mr.: and
Mrs. Thomas III. Baker of Mckinley
street.
son, Arthur Royce, jr. OF Hesketh
street, have returned from Atlantic
CITY, N. j., where they spent ten days.
Miss Eva Cummins of Mckinley
street left Saturday for Florida ana
Nassau, Bahama Island, to be absent
for two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Stetson and, her sons,
Frank and John. of Rosemary street
have returned from Atlantic City. n. j:
Miss Sally Baker, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. Baker OF Mckinney
street. has returned to America from
British Isles. She is now with her par
.rts, but will resume her study of art
il, October at the Fine Arts Academy,
i'll Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walsh OF New
iamd street have returned from Reno
both Beach, Dels where they spent the
Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Northrop and
their daughter. Eleanor. Of LenoX
street have returned from Highlands
Nh. Laurence Il. Fischer. the son of
Mr and Mrs. John Fischer of kanahwa
street. has returned to the University
"f Virginia for his senior year.
Mrs. $. Sidney Forst of Ingomar
street spent the week end in Norfolk,
Va visiting friends.
The following program of the music
sect ion of the Chevy Chase Woman, S
cub has been announced for the fall
and winter months. During october
The subject will be schubert. and
will be in charge of Miss Byrd Belt.
In December the usual Christmas pro-
:. am will be given by the literary and
music sections. which will be in keep
ing with the holiday season. Mac
ppWeil' iS to be the subject in March
" u.ich Will be under the direction of
Mrs. Howard Dellinger. During April
selections from Woman Composers
viii ha given under the direction Of
Mrs. l.. Wesley Shaw. In May Mrs. r.
w NC'.crOSS. who is the chairman of
inc music section of the club. will be
ia charge of selections by "Old Eng
I;sh Composers" Mrs. George Jami
son and Mrs. George Gravatt arrange
IN, programs. The choruSes are under
The d"ection of Mr.. Herndon MorSeil.
and rehearSals will be held every see
"ad and third Wednesday in the
-iyen on the fourth Wednesday in
rsch month at the Maryland School.
Miss NJ. J. Gillespie of Brookville
road is at Atlantic City, y. j., for two
weeks
Mr.. Thomas II. Baker of Mckinley
iun. Del.
Nj and Mrs Robert J. Bender OF
East Bradley lane have motored to
Goshen. Ind. where they will visit
friends na-rclatives.
Dr. William Blum of Elm street left
Tuesday for Montreal. Canada. where
h. viii! attend the conference of the
members of the American Electro
chemical Society.
NJ and Mrs. Frederick Stitt of
Eidgwood avenue have returned from
a motor tour through the New Eng
land states.
Sidney and Gregory Prince. the
Young sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Rhodes Prince. of Mckinley street.
have gone to Orange, Va, where they
will enter school for the 1923 ses-
sion.
Mr. Floyd j. Baker IF Mckinley
street !eft Wednesday for Cumber-
land University at Lebanon. Tenn.
where he will complete his course in
.aW.
.!r and Mrs. Allen Gibson have
moved into the Imirie home on Ridge
.sood avenue.
Irving Hall. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hall of Grafton street. will enter
Maryland University the last of Sep
IrTnOer.
AIr and Mrs. c. r. Richards and
their daughter, Miriam. of West Irr-
ing street, have returned from BoS-
ton. Mass. where they spent the
summer.
Miss Florida Booth left Tuesday for
noNner Hall, where she will resume
her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs L. $. Mcbride and
heir son Gordon. are back from Il
visit in MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
judge aud Mrs. J. ". Latimer and
il tn" I.atimrr home OH NcwlandS
have returned from Eagles Mere. Pa.
v h""r they spent the summer
Miss Catherine bunlop of north
: hoy Chase has gone 10 Pough-
kcs srs;c. y. ". where she will curer
ias>ar College. IFer mother. Mrs.
GccI sc Dunlop. accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raw liuGS Hume and
tn. II family, who spent the summer
in the Istimer home on Newlands
stTcct. have returned to their home in
tcor.ctoWn.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r jackson and
their daughter of Oxford street have
'"furncd from Bay Head, n. j.. where
they spent part OF the summer
Miss Helen r. Gruver. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gruver. has re-
turned from touring the European
countries. She was accompanied by
Miss Julia i. SchellinG. sister of Mr.
Ernest Schelling, the noted pianist. in
whose home they visited on Lake