Evening star., 1922-08-31

t- - RS FRANK B. KELLOGG
MI left washington yesterday
tIv for st. Paul. MINI. where
the senator will join her at
their home within = few
days IL affairs in the Senate permit.
| Senator and Mrs. Kellogg will be
hosts to the Vice President and Mrs.
| Coolidge while they are In Minnesota
| whore they will attend the state fair.
The Vice President, who, with Mrs.
| Coolidge, will leave Boston Saturday.
will speak at the fair. which is held
, annually midway between st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
| Belgian Counselor und
| Nine. de Selys Dinner Hosts.
Mr.. F. de Selys, counselor and charge
d'affaires Of the Belgian embassy ana
Nine. de Selys entertained small
| dinner company at the New W1ilara
last night.
The charge d'anaires Of the Ru,
manian legation and Nine. Nano naa
a small company dining with them IN
formally last evening.
Judge c. c. McChord., chairman OF
y
and Mrs McChord. are at French LACK
Springs Ind, where they Will remain
until about the middle Of August.
/ Their daughter. Mrs. George LeRoy
Boyle, who sailed for Europe on m
August II, Is now in Paris ana WIN
| general travel, until the middle OF
october.
| Miss Sally McAdoo. daughter of for
mer Secretary Of the treasury M, !.
short time in Washington preparing
| for her final examinations before en-
tering Bryn Mawr.
| Mai William Horace Hobson. Y. S.
! A.; Mrs. Hobson and Miss Mary Hoo,
son of Washington. who hays passea
spending a few days at the Hotel AS
tor, in New York. before motoring
back to Washington. They are ac-
companied by Mrs. Hobsoa's mother
Mrs. Frank NJ. Bingham. of st. Paul.
Mrs. Watson. wife of Senator James
E. Watson, will return tomorrow
from California. accompanied by her
son and daughter. Mr.. Joseph Watson
and Miss Katharine Watson, who have
been with their mother on the racine
coast since early July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd P. Waggaman
! will return today from. New YORK;
where they went Monday TO NEE, e.,
camp in Canada After few days at
home they will 60 to Annapolis to
spend a fortnight with Mr.. Wagga-
i mans mother, Mrs. John Floyd
Waggaman. in her summer home. Wild
Rose Lodge. on the South river neal
there.
Mrs Wasgaman will also have with
her over Labor day her other son and
daughter -in-law, Capt and MRS
Ennals Waggaman. and their children
who will go there by motor from
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Ransom Gass-
man have announced the engasemen,
Of their daughter Janet to Mr.; Ray
mond E. Read The wedding will take
place in November.
Mss. GiIlett's Daughters
Dance for Charity.
Mrs. Reginald c. Foster and Miss
Louise Hoar, daughters of Mrs. Freder-
II ick H. Gillett, danced at the coffee caoa-
ret given last evening at the Cor1nthian
Yacht Club. at Mareiehead. Mass, for
the benefit Of the Chiidren's Island San
itarium.
Mr. and Mrs Walter r. Tuckerman
will entertain at dinner tomorrow even
ing at Southampton. where they are
spending the summer.
| Admiral and Mrs. William s. Benson
have returned to their apartment In the
Wyoming. after a trip to the Pacific
coast They left Washington the first
Of July. and during their trip across
the country stopped at the Yellowstone
Park. They spent the last week end
with their daughter. Mrs H. M. Kraft
at Wardour, near Annapolis.
Miss Claudia Marshall. great-grand-
daughter of Chief Justice Marshall and
also a niece OF Admiral Hillery Jones
u. 8. N, 10 visiting Mrs. II. H. Raege OF
25Oi Hamilton street northwest. Miss
Marshall will return to her home. in
Markham. Va, in few days.
Mr.. William Stuart Reyburn has re-
turned from the Adirondacks, where
he has been with Mrs. Reyburn, who
remained for several weeks longer.
Judge and Mrs. O. NJ. spsncer OF
Chicago, whose daughter. Miss Sara
Spencer, was recently iavishly enter.
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred p
Thom, arrived at the New Willard to-
day for visit of q few days.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
John c. Scofield for the marriage Of
his daughter Florence to Mr.. Charles
il. Catanach, Wednesda September
i6. at noon, In the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, A re-
ception at 3125 8 street will follow
the ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter.
t.whito, Miss Martha Goldman, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Cameron MGR. Win.
slow and Mrs, Jerome Napoleon Bona.
parte were among those attending
the second and last day OF tho horse
show at Newport yesterday.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson will be
host at dinner this evening to party
of boys who are in camp near South
ampton and will later take them te
the theater.
Mrs. d. c. Sands and Miss Alice
Jones rnotored to New York yesterday
from Southampton to meet Miss Chsf.
l0tte Nolan, who returned from Eu.
rope, where she spent the summer
Mrs. Sands, Mas Jones and Miss No
Ian will leave New York tomorrow fol
Middlebur9. Va.
| A sale of articles made by disabled
issrvice men has been held In the New
port home Of Miss Maude Wetmore
The articles are from the Dugeut, In
| New York. which has recently moved ia
20 East 58th street, where several