Evening star., 1922-08-20
Record of Happenings
In the Social World
OF Interest Locally
Senator and Mrs. Sutherland
Have House Guest-Rep-
=. resentative A. T. Smith
Takes Apartment-Assist-
ant Secretary Roosevelt
Plans Country Home.

Senator and Mrs. Howard Suther-
land have as their guest for few
days the latter's cousin, Miss Anna
jameson of Fulton Mo, where Mrs.
Sutherland was born. Miss Jane
son will return to her Missouri
home when she leaves Washington.
Representative Addison T. Smith
has taken an apartment at Con-
gress Hall. temporarily. having re-
turned early last week from his
home in Twin Falls, Iowa, where.
with Mrs. Smith. he spent the re-
cess of the House. Mrs Smith will
remain at Twin Falls until Deem
ber. :
Rumor has it that Mr. Theodore
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the
Navy. is to build a summer home
on the Hartwell estate in Vermont.
near Williamstewn. Mr.. and Mrs
Roosevelt and family have spent
and like 1t SO well that it is said
they will remain.
Former Secretary of State and
Mrs. Robert Lansing, who are spend
ing the summer In their home, Lin
not return to their 18th street home
until early in October. MIR. Lansing
devotes most of his vacation days
to fishing.
Former Governor Of Illinois and
Mrs. Frank o. Louden. who spent
the winter abroad. have returned
to this country and opened their
summer home, Castle Rest, among
the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. ellison G. Blake. jr.. United
States vice consul at Melbourne,
Australia. has returned to this ~coun-
| try on a two-month leave of alb
| sence and Is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. ellison G. Blake, at
| their home at Mount Washington
+, Mr.. Clarence H. Mackay. accom-
! panied by his daughter. Miss Kath-
arine Mackay and her hance, Mr..
Kennith O'Brien, spent ten days In
| Mr.. Mackay's camp In the Adiron-
dacks and returned to New York the
fend of the week. Miss Mackay and
! today Mr. Mackay will return to
his Adirondack camp. to join his
! son, John William Mackay.
Mr., and Mrs. wade H. Ellis. who
have been in California since the end
fof July, visited the former United
States ambassador to Russia and
Mrs. George T, Marye, in their home
at Burlinggame, Calif., for a few days
and also spent q week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Titus, who spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis will return to
Washington early mkt month.
Mrs. George D. Hope sailed yester-
day from New York aboard the HON.
eric with the other nineteen mem
mission, of which she Is a member.
Mr. Clarence J. Owens ia chairman OF
the committee, which is going abroad
to make an investigation Of busi-
ness conditions. The report of this
committee will be published as q
Congressional document.
Mai. George Oakley Tetten, jr.,
sailed yesterday from New York,
aboard the Homeric for six weeks
| absence in Europe. MAI. Totten will
| in brussels, September 5 to Is. to
| which he is a delegate.
Mr.. william F. R. Hit is at Ho,
Springs, Va, visiting his nother, Mrs
Robert F. Hit. who has Barton
| Lodge for the summer.
| Mrs. Henry r. Rea and her daugh'
| ter. Miss Anne Rea, left Southampton
Z l., Friday for Watch Hill, r. !.
where on August - Mrs. Reas sor
Henry oliver Rea, will be married te
| Miss Margaret Moorehead. daughter
| Of Mr. and Mrs. John A0erehead, jr.
! Of Pittsburgh. Mrs Res, whose home
il rittsSu5Se. sSas...sg sPs11s 1s,,,s ssyssa snt
7CodtIn0ed on Sixth Pa9e.)