Evening star., 1922-09-17
Social and Personal
; Items of Interest
(; To Washington Folk
Visits Here and There. Motor
Trips. Guests Entertained.
Many Returning from Pleas.
ure Resorts, General Notes.

Representative Louis A. yrothing-
ham. who has been with Mrs. Froth-
ingham in their home in Roston. is
in Washington for a fortnight, and
will rejoin her there should Con-
Sress recess or adjourn.
Mrs. Sutherland. wife of Senator
Howard Sutherland. returned Friday
evening from Hancock. Md, to which
point, with Mrs. Robert F. Macken-
zie, she motorcd earlier in the week.
Mrs. Mackenzie and Mrs. Sutherland
were guests for a few days of the
latters sister. Mrs. X. l.. Henderson.
Representative and Mrs. Albert H.
Festal have been Joined by their
daughter, Miss Vivian Vestal, who
has been abroad for several months.
Miss Nestal accompanied MIR. and
Mrs. Forrest Stout to Europe and
they spent their time in France and
Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson, who
are in Europe for the late summer
and early autumn. will return to this
country in November and go to their
summer home at Brooklne. Mass
where they will remain until after
Christmas. They will not open their
Washington house until the new
year.
Mrs. Frank s. Hight and her son
and daughter left their summer place
at Canaan, n. H.. yesterday and are
motoring to Washington to join Mr
Hight, who returned here some days
ago They will make a leisurely trip,
returning in time to enter Miss Hight
and her brother in school. Mrs. Hight
and her family motored to Crawford
House from Canaan last week, her
second visit of the season. Mr.. Hight
accompanying her to Mount Wash
inston on his recent trip.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Pilson and her
daughter. Miss Olga Pilson. have left
The Ralsams at DiXville Notch. n. H..
mer. and will arrive in Washington
shortly. They are making the trip by
motor.
Gen. Charles G. Treat. L. S. A. of
San Antonio. with Mrs. Treat. is at
ton Woods, n. H, on a tour of the
White Mountains. -
Capt. Thomas T. Craven. L. S. n,
and Mrs. Craven. will leave shortly
for San Diego. Calf, where the for
naval air station. Capt. Craven has
been on duty with the destroyer flo
tilla and Mrs. Craven has been spend
ing the summer at jamestown, R. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte spent several days in New
York last week, when they leased
quarters at the Hotel Vanderbilt for
The winter. Mrs. Bonaparte returned
70 Newport She will close Morrill,
cottage there, which they have oc-
cupied for the summer. and join Mr.
Bonaparte at Hot Springs, Va, where
he went Thursday.
Mr.. W. George Lee arrived in New
York Tuesday afternoon from the
Majestic, White Star line, after
spending the summer in Europe and
came at once to Washington.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker returned to
her Ienox home yesterday from her
camp on Racouette Lake in the Adj
rondacks, where she has been enter
tanning a house party. Mrs Baker
Will spend the week end in Lenox and
return to the Adirondacks tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Yoder left
Washington Yesterday for their fu-
ture home in New York. Mr.. Yoder
resigned as secretary of the Federal
Trade Commission recently and re-
turned to his newspaper profession
which he gave up to enter the serv-
Ice when the United States went into
the war. Mr.. and Mrs. Yoder have
taken an apartment at 70 Bruce ave