Evening star., 1922-07-02

who has been at Southampton; Eng
! land. through the past winter.
Mrs. Guy l. Hardy. wife of Repre-
sentative Hardy of Colorado. has re-
| turned to her home. at Canon City.
| Col. for the summer. Representative
| Hardy. who has been appointed on
the joint committee to consider the
| fiscal relations between the District
| of Columbia and the federal govern
kment, will remain here until late in
July. He has given up his home. at
| 1897 Gallatin street. and is staying
at the Washington Hotel.
Dr.. and Mrs: Mitchell Carroll spent
| the week end at the National Arts
Club, in New York. prior to Mrs.
| CarrolIs sailing for Cherbourg to
spend the summer in Europe. Mrs.
| eight delegates from the south Allan
! tic section to the conference of the
| International Federation of UniNer-
sity Women. meeting July lS-ls
She will join her son. Mr.. Mitchell
| B. Carroll in Paris and will spend
some time with him at Geneva. where
| they expect to attend the summer
| course in French and on interna-
| tional questions at the University OF
| Geneva.
| de Janeiro having been appointed an
| official delegate to the twentieth in
ternational' congress of Americanists
| in connection with the Brazil cen
| tennial
Mrs. w II. Kessinger, wife Of the
| auditor of Porto Rico. is in Wash
ington for short visit. staying at
| the Shoreham.
The secretary of the United States
| legation at Prague, Czechoslovakfa.
and Mrs. William 9. Howell. jr. left
Washington Friday after spending a
few days at the Shoreham.
| The United States ambassador to
Italy and Mrs. Richard Washburn
Child have leased the house near
Naples formerly occupied by Mr.:
Coert du Bois United States consul
at Naples. Mr. and Mrs. Child will
| spend the summer months there, re-
| turning to the embassy in Rome in
the autumn. During their absence
| Mr.. Frederick o. de Billier first Sec
retary, will remain at the embassy in
| Rome.
] Mr.. Cleveland Perkins, secretary to
| Mr.. Child, accompanied him to Naples:
| The Greek minister on special mis-
sion in Washington and Nine. Gen
| nadids have gone to Hot Springs. Va,
| for the holiday period.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. William s.
| Benson have arrived in Newport and
are at the Laforge.
| Mrs A. j. Halford has gone to New :
| port for the summer and later will
be joined by her son and daughter-in-
(, law. Commander and Mrs. Walter b.
/, Woodson. as the former has been or
dered to Newport for duty.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon are
| spending the week end with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lewis l. Clarke in their country
| home, Villa Florenza. at Elberon. N J.
| Col. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee have
/ gone to Roanoke, Va. from Hot
| Springs, where the former has been
| seriously Ill for some time. They
! We're accompanied by Mrs. William
/; Fits Hugh Lee.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ. Depew are at Hot Springs Va,
| whore the former senator will make
| the Fourth of July address Tuesday.
Mrs Robert r. Hit has leased Bar
| ton Lodge, at Hot Springs. Va, for
! the season and spent several days
| last week at the Homestead while the
Lodge was put in readiness for her
occupancy.
| Mr.. Hided Fukuda of Toxic, Japan,
is at the Hotel Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney y
are spending the week end and Inde-
pendence day at Round Top. noun
| tain, where they went yesterday.
|. They returned to Warrington earlier
| in tho week from Montfort. MASS,
where they were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, and where
their two sons. Mr.. Thomas B. Swee-
ney. jr., and Mr.. John r. Sweeney,
will stay during their absence In Eu-
rope. Mr.. and Mrs Sweeney will sail
Saturday. July Is. ,sSd will be. q broad
until the middle 81 September. = /.