Evening star., 1923-11-11
Whereabouts of Folk
Prominent In Social
Life of the Capital
Official and Other Residents
Sharing in Season s Activ-
ities-Absentees Return
ing Home.

Admiral and Mrs. Edward W. Eber1e
vfIl go to the Army and Navy foot
ball game. which will be played in
New York. Saturday, November "a.
Admiral and Mrs. Eberle spent yes
terday in Baltimore, where they went
to attend the foot ball game between
the scouting fleet and the Army.
Mai. Gen. A. W. Greedy has return
ed to Washington from his summer
residence in the White Mountain re-
gion, and is paying his annual visit
to his daughter, Miss Rose Greedy, at
1885 r street northwest He expects
to be Joined later in the season by his
other daughters. Mrs. Charles Law
renee Adams and Mrs. James c. KresS.
Admiral and Mrs. John X. Robi-
son spent yesterday at the races at
Pimlico, where the admiral Joined
New York They returned to their
Washington home last evening.
DR.. and Mrs Louis Lehr again are
in their apartment at 1155 18th street
for the winter, having rented their
home in the Green Spring Valley. DR..
and Mrs. Lehr spent the summer
travelling in the northwest and were
in their Green Spring Valley home
through September.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard II. Wilmer and
their children have returned from
Atlanta. Ga, where they have been
with Mrs. Winners parents: Mr.. and
Mrs John William Grant. They went
to Atlanta for the wedding of Mrs.
Winners sister. Miss Anne lnman
Grant, and Mr. Frank Camden Owens,
which took place recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, tr: re-
turned Wednesday from New York,
where they spent few days.
Maj. Gen George Barnett arrived in
Washington yesterday from San
Francisco. where he has been station
ed He will go to New York today to
remain until the arrival from Eu-
rope of Mrs. George Barnett and her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert r. Dickey, jr.. the lat
ter part of the week.
guest her sister. Mrs. Walter Owen OF
New York, who will return to her
home tomorrow.
Miss sophy Casey has returned to
washington after spending several
months in the far west, and has open
ed her apartment at the Oakland Tor
the winter.
S.
gomery will leave washington the
middle of next week for Florida,
where they will be for the REMAINDER
of the winter. Their daughter, Miss
the week end in Philadelphia and will
go to New York for few days be-
fore returning to Washington.
Mrs. Edward c. Seward Of Guilford.
Conn. is spending the month with ner
parents, Maj. and Mrs s. Willard Sax
ton. at 1347 Harvard street
Lieut.. Col. A J. Gordon Kane, a
Union veteran officer Of the civil war.
has retu rned to Washington and is at
the University Club, after an absence
of four months in Montreal and a
month in New York. Col. Kane is
a Canadian by birth. $4,000 Of whom.
including his brother. the late Rear
Admiral James Johnson Kane, chap
lain L. S. N, crossed the border line
to fight for the preservation OF the
Union.
Mrs. John Allen of Cleveland. Ohio.
arrived in Washington yesterday to:
be the guest of Mrs. Anna G. Shingler
in her apartment at the Shawmut
Rear Admiral Robert S. Griffin. re-
tired. is in New York for a few days.
staying at the Hotel Astor.
DR.. and Mrs Edmund Horgan have
taken an apartment at the Connect
cut for the winter.
Among the prominent arrivals pf
the Lee House are Representative and
Mrs. Edgar R Kess OF Williamson
Pa.
Mrs Emerson Howe returned the
middle Of the week from Philadelphia,
where she was visiting for about ten
days.
Mrs. Edward A Keys Is having
out-of-town guests for the benefit
lectures to be given by Miss J$net
Richards for the Continental Library
at the Washington Club, 18th and X
streets northwest, Tuesday at $3.50
o'clock pm.
Mrs. Arthur Ceborne, formerly of
1912 H street, has returned TO Wash
ington after an absence of several
weeks. and is established at s15. 18th
street.