Evening star., 1922-05-07


Work will attend the convention OF the
American Medical Association which
will be held in st. Louis the latterspart
Of May. ~.--
Mrs. DENLY, wife Of the Secretary
of the Navy, will go to Ellsworth. Pa.
tomorrow to spend several days with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. James. Cameron. Mrs. DENLY
will be accompanied by her son. Mr.
Edwin DENLY. jr.
Mrs. Davis, wife OF the Secretary of
Labor. and their children will go to
Mooseheart, ILL.,, Wednesday,. May "a.
to remain through >the, summer and will
return to- Wardman Park Hotel The
first Of octobes seefstarg PsYn 2YilI
join them frequently for week ends.
Senator and Mrs. John B, Kendrick
will go to- Harvard for the exercises
when their son. Mr.. Manville Kendrick.
will be graduated. They will be ac-
companied to Harvard by their daugh-
ter. Miss Rosa-Maye Kendrick, and
early insJuly they will retnrne to their
home in Wyoming. where they win re-
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vember.
Mrs. du Pont, wife of Senator IT.
Coleman du Pont, has gone TO her
home in Wilmington and will not re-
turn for several weeks.
Senator and Mrs Howard Suther-
land have as their guest for week
Miss .Jafavince-S Kerens. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Kerens of New
York. -,
Representative and Mrs Joseph w.
Fordney have returned from visit OF
two weeks in their home in Saginaw.
Mich.
Mrs. Scott. wife of Representative
Frank B. Scott. sailed from New York
Wednesday for a visit OF two months
in Europe Among those In her
party was Miss Irma Strong, daugh-
ter Of Representative James G.
Strong.
william Phillips, will return to
washington tomorrow from New
York, where he went Friday to meet
Mrs. Phillips on her arrival yester-
day from Europe.
The former premier Of Greece and
Nine ,venizelos. who spent several
weeks In Washington during the
early spring, sailed from New. York
Tuesday aboaId. the Aquitania for
England, where they will visit. The
former premier and Nine. Venizelos
were entertained constantly by their
countrymen during their. sojourn IA
Washington.
Mai Gen. and Mrs. James G. Har-
bord sailed Friday from New York
aboard an srAfm4 tnansport for
months on his leave Of absence. Ae-
somPanyisg esn yarst ara Mrs Ha5SSeq
Of the generals personal stan This
is the first trip Gen. Harbord has
made to Europe since the armistfce
was signed and many acquaintances
made during sthe war VIII pc re-.
newed. Gen. and Mrs.Sffafbord and
Capt. Villaret will return In July and
last OF the American army Of. occur
patton. R
Mrs. Charles G. Mathews and her
sister. Mrs. Edward p Porcher, will
s so.,a from SsM X 1S:h Hssss sssufsyc fsr cSer Msy
bourg and will spend several weeks
with their sister. Mrs, Delos A.
Biodgett. Mrs. Mathews land Mis-.
Porcher will then 60 to Capri, Italy.
where they will visit another sister,
Mrs. Harold P. Trower. wife of the
British consul at Capri Mrs. Blodgett
arrived in Paris last week, where
she Is visiting her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Delos A. Blodg-
EFT, jr Mrs. Blodeett has been visit
ing Mrs. Trower in her home at
Capri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissen left
Washington yesterday and will sail
from New York Wednesday fos
France. where they will spend the
season in Paris. =
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Chambers oliphant
are spending short time at r. :Hot 6
sington this week and take possession
OF the apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel which they. have leased for
the summer Mrs. Oliphant was for
-merfy Miss Ruth Larner and her mar
riage to Mr.. Oliphant took place .dn
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Saturday. April ,7S.
Mr.. ana. Mrs. william Alexander
Hill will 9Afl from New York,sTues-
day.. June 8, for Europe. and will
spend the summer months In Francs.
Switxerlafd and Italy, ana return to
this country late in ssptsmbsr.
Mr. ana MA Klf1si Il. osvih ma iii
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York ntAtA ThAv Will pAFiaff u0ff1