Evening star., 1922-10-01
Society Folk Return Home
AS Vacation Period Closes
Mrs. Taft Will Reach Washington Tuesday
Many Others Plan Early Return to
the Capital.

| Neb.. where they will attend the
! wedding of their son. Mr.. George T..
/ Hamilton. jr., to Miss Marion Hamil-
| ton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
! Hamilton of that city, on October 4.
! The Misses. Hamilton left Washing
| ton a week ago for Omaha. and were
| guests at many of the prenuptial en-
/ tertainments for the bride and bride-
| groom.
| Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer
! have returned for the winter after
! spending a portion of the summer at
White Sulphur Springs. -
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Alsop. who
| have spent the summer at New Lon
! don. Conn.,. where they have a cot
| tage. will return to their home at
| zoos Massachusetts avenue.
! Mr. and Mrs. Aksel Wichfeld are
! expected to come to Washington
| mid-Season in their home on Massa-
| chusetts avenue. They are now In
! their home, Blair Castle, Blair Atholl.
! Scotland, where they went from
! Paris for the shooting season. They
will remain there until after Christ
tmas.
| Miss Kate Dean Owen has returned
| to her home at 1868 Columbia road
from a three-month tour of Europe.
| Miss olyve Graef spent several days
last week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef, in their
Georgetown home. and went to
Prides Crossing, where she is visit.
ing Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter of
the Secretary of the Treasury. Miss
Graef has been visiting Miss Melons
cousin, Miss Margaret Mellon, in the
summer home of her parents in
Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. William Lari-
| mer Mellon of Pittsburgh.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bacon James
and Miss Teresa James will return to
their apartment at the Highlands
| today.
Mr.. and Mrs H. s. Mulliken spent
| a few days last week in Atlantic City
| and have started by motor for Maine
They will make the trip by way Of
New York and Boston and will return
to their apartment at Wardman Park
' Hotel late this month.
Miss Harrison has returned to
| Washington after spending the sum-
mer at Berkeley Springs, W. Va,
and will be at 1927 K street for the
| winter.
Mrs and AIRS. Ten Eyck Wendell
have closed their summer home, Lake
Lawn. at Cazenovia. N. Y, and have
returned to New York accompanied
by their son, Mr.. Ten Eyck Wendell,
jr. They are staying at the Hotel
Gotham while their apartment at s99
| Park avenue, New York, is being nut
in readiness for them.
Mrs. Raymond Belmont and her
young son have Joined Mr. Belmont
at the Vanderbilt Hotel, New York.
| having gone from their place at Mid
| dleburg, Va. They will go to Meadow
Brook for the polo, in which Mr..
Belmont is playing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George, r. Lyon ae-
companied Mr.. Clarence r. Dugan of
New York to Hot Springs. Va. where
they went by motor.
DR.. and Mrs Oscar H. coumbe have
| closed their summer home near Fair
| fax, Va, and have returned to their
winter home, 1927 Euclid street
fnorthwest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall O. Leighton
| and Miss Helen Leighton have re-
| turned to their home on 18th street
| after spending the summer OF, the
| coast of Maine. Mr.. Leighton has
recently purchased = summer home
T. Miss Lillian Thompson, daughter
of Mrs. Douglas Thompson, is one Of
| the most recent additions to the
ranks of debutantes. The date for
her coming out tea has not yet been
selected.
| Mrs Lee Benoist is spending a few
days in Baltimore and will return this
week to Washington. She has given
up her apartment at 2141 Wyoming
avenue and is again in her house at
1911 New ,iis. Hampshsre p.ha e.. a"enns: Miss
make hSF debut this season. win PES
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