Evening star., 1922-07-02

have taken a cottage at Morristown.
y. j.. for this month. and in August
will go to one of the. Long Island
resorts.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Cowles Pome-
roy. who have been in New York for
several days. will leave there to-
morrow for the Pacific coast. from
where they will saii for the orient.
They will stop in Cleveland and Chi
| caso on their way west and will be
away two years. During their alb
Sence Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. More will
occupy their Washington home. Mrs.
:: More's grandfather was Secretary of
! War in the, cabinet of President
: Garfield. -..r-.
Miss Annette Ashford. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Snowden Ashford. win
accompany Mrs. c. William Wattles
of Alexandria to Boston Wednesday.
and will visit there until July IA.
when she will go to Mountain Lakes.
aunt. Mrs. Creighton Clark. The first
of August Miss Ashford will go to
, jamestown. and will divide her time
through August between Newport
and jamestown.
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. whose
Wa shington residence was closed
more than a year ago. since which
time they have lived abroad. are now
in Paris. where they are constantly
in evidence socially Last week they
: entertained dinner company at the
RitE in honor of Prince and Princess
Christopher. when the party included
the Grand Duchess George OF Russia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grew. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerard. Lady Sarah Wilson.
H"n"v de Sincay. Baron de Neufvflle.
one time Senator Phelan of California
and Baron de Barante.
Miss Dorothea Denys. who has made
a brief visit in Boston. has returned
to Hyannisport Mass. where she
joined her parents, Rev. and Mrs F.
Wa'd Denys, who are established in
the Paine cottage for the season.
Mrs. franklin Ellis and her small
son have gone to Bar Harbor for the
remainder of the summer. and will be
joired there later by Mr.. Ellis.
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr.. spent a
few days in Washington last week.
ami has joined Mr.. Stokes and their
daughter. little Miss Marsyl Stokes.
at Newport. where they are spending
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip c. Kaufman
are entertaining house party over
the week end and holiday in their
cottage at Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
Among their guests are Miss Frances
Hampson. Miss Helen LeSeure. Miss
Sidney Webb and Mr.. Walter
ChhppelE.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph E. Davies will
close their Washington home today.
NJ I'M Nyin G
Eleanor Davies, going to Watch Hill.
r. l.. to remain over the Fourth. after
which Mr.. Davies will return to
Washington for a short stay, joining
Mrs. Davies in Wisconsin at the end
of July. Mrs. Davies will leave to-
day for Wisconsin, and will not re-
turn\ until the autumn. Miss Davies
will 60 to Maine the middle of next
week, to be the guest of Miss Neville
johnson. who later in the month win
accompany her to Wisconsin to join
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies. Miss Rahel
Davies. younger daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davies, left Friday for Camp
Holpe. Me-, for the remainder Of the
summer.
given up their house at IS Q street
northwest and are established in their
new home at 1851 Spring place north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. l.. Brown. Burton,
Fla, are spending ten days in Wash
| ington. and will be at the Burlington
Hotel.
Mrs. Henry B. F. Macfarland left
Tuesday for her summer home At Cap
a rAigle, Province of Quebec. where
she will be Joined by her nephew,
George L. Douglas, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kain have gone to
Wildwood. N. j., where they are at
the Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse. Jonathan Haas
sailed from New York Thursday to
spend the summer in Europe.
Mrs. william N. Strong has left for
Dorset, W.. where she will spend most
OF the remafajng days Of the summer.