The Washington times., 1922-09-11

Car and her mother, Mrs. Ezra
koon. for q brief visit.
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Miss Olyve Graef IL the guest OF
Miss Margaret Mellon, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Larimsr Mel
lon, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. at their sum
mer home In Canada. Mrs. Graef'
who spent a few days In Washing
ton last week, has returned to Hot
Springs, Va. to remain until late In
the autumn.
Interstate Commerce Con,mission-
er and Mrs. c. c. McChord, who
have been in French, Lick. Ind, for
the last three weeks, will return to
Washington the latter part Of this
week.
Col. J. Curtis Gilmore. 'jr.. ar.
rived Saturday to be the guest OF
his father. Gen. J. Curtis Gilmore.
and his sister. Miss Jane Gilmore,
in their apartment at Stoneleigh
Court. Colonel Gilmore Is en- route
TO Panama, his new post.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker, who
spent the greater part Of the sum
mer in town. are now at Nonquit.
Mass, and will remain until Oc-
tober !. ~.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, Is en-
tertaining a party OF Lenox young
people as guests at her Requette
Lake camp in the Adirondacks for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White. who
are back in Lenox from Mount
kisco, have issued cards for "a con-
cert at Elm Court Tuesday to be
given by Miss Ruth Deyo, pianist.
who Is at the Red Lion Inn, Stock
bridge.
Henry II. Rogers, Of New York,
Is enjoying the shooting in Forfar.
shire, Scotland, where he has taken
a house for the season, and where
Mrs. Rogers is entertaining Law
ishly.
Mrs. w. T Huntress, Mrs. s. J.
Melick, with her son. S. J. Melick, jr..
who have been summering at Wells
Beach. Me. returned home yester.
day.
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been at Camp Knox. Ga. most Of
the summer, has come to Washing
ton to spend several weeks with
her brother. Consul General Roger
Culver Tredwell. Mr.. Tredwell will
leave Washington the first week in
October and sail from Seattle, Oc-
tober IA, for his new tour Of duty
as consul general at large for Cen.
tral Asia and Africa.
Miss Tredwell plans to go 20
England in October to join her
mother, Mrs. Arthur X. Buxton.
who took a house in London last
spring. They will close their house
in Nineteenth street in this city.
Capt. and Mrs. Ennals Wagga.
man will return today after spend
ing the week lend with his mother,
Mrs. John +. Waggaman. at her
summer home. Wild Rose Lodge.
on South river. near Annapolis.
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Joseph Letter, who. with Mrs.
Letter, is spending the summer at
Farms, Mass, is passing a few
days in New York. Mrs. Letter
has recently consented to serve IN
the executive board of the Wash
ington Travellers Aid Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Martin an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Dorothy c. Rodgers, to
Edward II. Hunt. jr., OF Syracuse,
n. Y. The wedding took place on
June 26, in Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt will be at home at 1914
East Capitol street after October j.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Ferguson.
accompanied by her mother. are
taking a motor trip to Berryville,
Va, to visit friends,
DR.. and Mrs. Wade H. Atkinson re.
turned aboard the Olympic last
week after spending two months
touring England, France, Switzer-
land, Belgium and Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Humphreys. of
Bristol, England, in Washington
for an extended visit, are at the
Burlington Hotel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Hoover
and family, who have been at the
Burlington Hotel for the summer,
| nave TSOptlcu lHelT nOI1le III SHtNy
Chase.
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Albert Donald. Fred Mckenzie and
Bryson Hinton are among those froln
Washington at Highland Inn, Al
gonquin Park, Ontario, the past two
weeks.
Mrs. f. G. Wynne
Returns to Town.
Mrs. Edward c. wynne has re.
Gently returned to Washington from
Wayland, Mass, where she spent the
summer as the guest of her mother,
Mrs. George +. French.
Mrs. Wynne's husband is in the
diplomatic service and is now as
signed to the State Department after
having served for two years in Tokyo
as second secretary of the American
embassy. Mr.. and Mrs. Wynne are
making their home at 1922 Mckinley
| street, Chevy Chase D. G.