Evening star., 1922-07-02
Washinetonians Seek
Pleasure Resorts for
The Summer Season
Motor Trips Here and There
and Bookings for Europe.
Guests in City Homes.
General and Personal.

| Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. James
r. Barry are leaving by motor for
Gloucester Mass. where Mrs. Barry
and their family will spend the rest
of the summer. Commander Barry re-
turning to Washington next week
and rejOining them at Gloucester
whenever possible.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Waller will close
their residence on Wyoming avenue
! this week and with their son, Mr..
! Nelson Waller. and their small daugh-
! motor trip to Montreal and Quebec.
Canada. They will spend the month
| of August in the Adirondacks. and
| will not go to their place in Virginia
until September. Mr.. Nelson Waller
| will enter the University of Virginia
| in September.
Mr.. Charles Carroll Haig. with his
| little daughter Harriet. left Saturday
, eH ening for Biltmore, n. c.. to spend
| two weeks with the Rev. and Mrs.
BTanwell Bennett.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Nesbit are
! at Marblehead Neck Mass. They left
| and have followed the seacoast north.
stopping at Asbury Park. n j.: Ston-
! iEgton. Conn: Cape Cod. Plymouth.
Boston and Marblehead. Mass. They
will reach kennebunk Beach. Me-,
! early in July and remain there until
the middle of August. when they will
go to the White mountains.
Miss Zelda L. Miller has gone to
| San Diego. Calf, where she will be
| the guest of Lieut.. Commander and
| Mrs. Heber Butts for the summer.
] Col. P w Huntington of the United
States Army and Mrs. Huntington are
| Washington.
| Mrs. Hugh A. Cowing of Muncie.
! Ind. wife of the vice president OF the
] state board of health of Indiana. is
the guest of her son and daughter-i in
law. Mr.. and Mrs. kemper F. Cowins.
! at their home. II Rock Creek Church
road northwest.
Mrs A. B. Graham has returned to
| her apartment from a stay of two
| weeks in New York. where she divided
her time between the Hotel Lorraine
and as guest of Mrs. John Bird.
| Miss Estelle Murray returned to
| Washington yesterday from two
| week visit in New York and Atlantic
City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Rice and
their family left Washington yester-
day for Braddock Heights, Md, where
| they will spend the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons s. Smith are
i lleaving this week by motor for New
! York. where they will he Joined by
! their son. Mr.. Emmons s. Smith. jr
| They will then go to Manchester. VT,
! for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. William F. Dennis will enter
! tain informally at a garden party to-
morrow afternoon at her home on X
street. =
| Miss Emily Coates of Del Ray. Va.
has as her guest Miss Aane FRANKIE.
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. FRANKIE
I of Governors Island. NY Miss FRANKIE
was the fiancee Of the late Ralph Nc
! kinley Coates
! Miss Frances E. Trottey and Miss
/ Louise aCarman. chaperofed by DR..
Gertrude X. Brigham. sailed from
Montreal on June 22 for Naples. Italy.
They will spend about three weeks in
Italy and return by way of Swftzer-
| land, Austria, France and Engla nd
and arrive in New York the latter
/ part of August.
| Mrs. Charles 8. Heinline of Roseburg,
Gre. formerly of Washington. i~ visit
| ing Mrs Maurice Otterback, 3e6 5th
street southeast. A number Of enter
| tainments are being given in her honor.
| Wednesday Mrs. Francis 8. Browne of
1901 Farrasut street northwest gave an
afternoon especially for Mrs. Heiriine's
many friends. giving them an. ,oppor-
tunity to renew their acquaintanceship
Of years ago. Mrs. Heinline is 4 tai
| ented musician. conducting conserva-
| tory of music in Roseburg, where she
| has lived for twelve wears,
Miss Sylvia Payne left Washington
| Friday for Montreal, N. c.. to attend
| the 1929 Montreal Sunday School Con-
| ference. Miss Payne was sent as a
| delegate from Central Presbyterian
Church tsouth) Of this citkk.
Mrs. o. X Rankin, who fzzs been the