Evening star., 1922-06-25
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Mrs. Hoover, wife of the Secretary
Of Commerce, returned yesterday
from New York, where she spent part
okhe week. ,:,,
: Mrs Flood. widow OF Representative
H. D.: Flood of Virginia. accompanied
by their children. IA spending this
month with Mr.: F1eoG's relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Byrd, at Winchester,
Va.
Mrs. Stevens, wife of Representa-
tive A. z. B. stevens of Cincinnati.
returned early last week from a trip
to New York. Rhode Island. Vermont
and Ohio, attending the state meet
inGs Of the Sons of Veterans Aux
Hilary, Of which she Is president. This
week she viii go to Asbury Park to
tliary Juno 2S. She will remain there
over the week end.
Mrs. Clarence Markham of Jackson.
Mich, who was the guest of Senator
and Mrs. Charles E. Townsend Of
Michigan, returned this week to her
homo after visiting at West Point for
the commencement
Mrs. Charles Denby will return to
her Washington home today from
New York, where she has been since
tho Prfnceton commencement, where
she went for graduation week. The
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. DENLY,
Mr.. Charles penby, jr., was q Eradu-
ate with high honors. Their eldest
son. Mr.. James Orr DENLY, 10 secre-
tary Of the U. S. embassy in Toxic.
whore his uncle, the Secretary of tho
Navy. will shortly visit Mr.. Edwin
DENLY. youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles DENLY, IL a student at Har-
ward.
Dr. Fenwick Shugrue has returned
from a vacation of several weeks in
buffalo and Toronto. In the former
place he. visited his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mra. Il. 8. Fenwick. formerly
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Pocock.
falo.
Miss Beatrice Rhodes Of Plainfield,
N. J.. who has been visiting Miss
senator from West Virginia. returned
to her home Monday. Miss Rhodes
and Miss Sutherland were graduates
earlier in the month. from Brtarclin
Manor. n. Y. Both will enter college
next fall.
Mr. and Mrs Mars Wagar Of Clsve-
land, who spent q fortnight in WASH
ington. have returned to their home,
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Charlotte Wagar. They came for
the commencement Of the Madeira
school, from where Miss wagar grad.
uated the middle Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mixter have gone
to visit Mr.. Mixter's relatives In
Lansing, Detroit, and at Crystal Lake,
to be absent for several weeks.
Mrs. william RarrettI Ridgely and
her mother. Mrs George A. DeertnE.
will leave this week for Gloucester,
Mass, whore they will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Lieut.. and Mra. Frederic r. Whip
pier have returned from: Europe and
are now at Fort Monroe. Va.
Miss Madelins Pearson. OF the Bel
ki.n embassy q VII III 81 ..ii ,o5 T1ssany s.s;n
fore going to other points on the
continent. She will return to Ameri-
ca Ia the autumn.
Mr.. Richard Butler. who spent the
winter and sprinS with hi. uncle and
aunf, Nj, and Mrs Z q Fsnwick. in
bu6Slo, has returned &ne Will Pc
with his PARENTS. Mr. ana Mrs. John
A. 1utlsr. the remainder OF tho sum-
msr. r5z-
MrA Miriam Bangs Hilton, widow
Of Mr.. Walter l. Hilton, has gone 10
New YORK. and will sail this week TOR
=, tetp ia EnEaanA. and On the contt-
nant.t Ha win bs absent about three
ysonths. ~
I. Miss Pssyls CLARKE Of Washington.
p. 60 Who as VISITING her mesher. M5s.
tsrt1tned 1t . thsater party Thurs..
day at the matinee pAvfofMspce OF
l9ea sRabecent ptal'p play. me OoGs
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