Evening star., 1923-09-30

| Germany and France. They arrived
| in New York Tuesday aboard the
| LeViathan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin
| and their daughter, Miss Anne Ham
! lin. will return to Washington the
| latter part of the week from Malta
| poisett. Mass, where Mrs. Hamltn and
| Miss Hamlin have been since their
| arrival in this country from Europe.
They went to England early in the
summer and Miss Hamlin was pre-
sented at court in London. Later
| they visited on the continent before
| sailing for this country, and Mr.. Ham
| lin recently Joined them at Malta
| poisett.
! DR. and Mrs Richard S. Beale will
| be Joined Tuesday by their younger
daughter, Miss sophie Beale. debu-
tante of next year. Miss Beale has
| been visiting in Seattle for some
time.
Mrs. Tappan. widow Of the late Ad-
miral Benjamin Tappan. is closing
her home, at Jamestown. and pre-
pairing to sail for Europe October IL.
She will be accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Alice Jones, and
Miss Audrey Carter. The party will
spend the winter in Paris, studying
French, and will return to Washing
| ton about the last of April.
Miss Martha Damaris Ring re-
Gently returned from Constantinople.
| and has been visiting. her parents
Commodore and Mrs. James A. Ring,
| at their home, in this city.
Miss Ring left Washington last
evening for San Francisco to take
| passage for the Philippines on board
! the S. s. President Pierce October 4.
Mrs John p. Jackson and her
| NJr,a Elsa0pren ha
turned to Washington. accompanied
by the latter's two young daughters,
Miss Elsie Ekengren and Miss Chris
tine Ekengren, after spending the
summer at Edgartown, Mass.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Peelle and
Miss Betty Byrne have taken an
apartment at 240O 10Th street for the
winter.
Mrs Alexander X. Anderson has
taken an apartment for the winter AT
1916 New Hampshire avenue. Miss
Mary C. Anderson. who has been on
the Pacific coast all summer, will join
her mother October l.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wardman have
returned from a stay of several
months in England. They also visited
on the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. H. Colquitt.
who have been occupying house In
Chevy Chase for the summer, will re-
turn shortly to their apartment at
the st. Regis.
Mrs. Oswald Schuette. formerly of
Chevy Chase, and her small son Os-
wald are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Patrick T Moran, on Mintwood place.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuette are making
their home in Chicago. They are
building a residence on Sheridan road.
Highland Park. Mrs. Schuette and
the baby will remain here until com
pletion of the home.
Commodore and Mrs Ten Eyck De
witt yeeder, L. S. N, and the Misses
Veeder have given up their house on
Hillyer place and viii make theF
future home at their country place
Sakhalin. Greenwich, Prince William
conntv' Va. Miss Mary Veeder will he
the guest OF Mrs. a. p. Dutton Tor
the coming winter at 1888 10Th street.
Miss Anita Stephens has left Wash
inrton to visit her aunt. Mrs. Lee. and
her cousin, Mrs. Marion GrlsWolo, at
Erie, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Clay Browning and
family will return to Washington to-
morrow after spending the summer
at Duton Cottage, Longport, y. -
and will open their new nome, "fUs
Harrison street, Chevy Chase, IL. ::
The family entertainer ilulii ", ~
week end parties of Washingtonlans
during the season.
Mrs. Harvey Calvin Gage and her
daughter, Miss Gage, have returned
10 their home on Dupont circle after
snending a month at the Hot Springs,
va. and later three weeks at the
Marlboro -Blenheim in Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Charles H. Morse, sr.. of
Winter Park, Fla. and Mrs. Edgar +.
Hershey of New York are at the Lee
House for a short stay en- route by
motor to Winter Park, Fla.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Dodek. son of Mr..
and Mrs Mayer 3. Dodek, left tues
day for Philadelphia, where he VIII
attend the Jefferson Medical college,.
Mrs. Thomas Ewing of Yonkers'
n. Y, who came to the city for the
services attending the conservation
of Bishop Freeman, is at the Hamil-
| ton.
Mrs. Stuart Mosby Coleman and
, Miss Pauline NJ. Coleman, who have
been visiting Ensign Beverly Coleman
at jamestown, r. l., for two months
have taken quarters for the autumn
in Newport, where they VIII remain
until they return to Washington In
December.
Mrs. E. Tyler Woodbridge left
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