Evening star., 1923-08-26
Representative Hill
And Mrs. Hill Shortly
To Reopen Home Here
Will Bring to Close Delight
full Summer Program
Enacted in Arthur Payne
Villa. in Southampton.

Representative and Mrs. John Phil
ip Hill, who live for good portion
of the year in a pleasant home on
10th street. just above Scott circle,
will return to Washington shortly.
after the end of a delightful summer
passed in the Arthur Payne villa in
Southampton. Mrs. Hill, who is
typical hostess Of her home city,
Baltimore, has been prominent il
all the gay events Of the summer.
and her two small daughters. Suzanne
and Mary, have figured in the street
fairs, in the Juvenile horse shows
and in the various frolics where the
very young, the aged and the grades
generally for charity. Mrs. Hill, be-
suzanne Howell Carroll. and she
had reaped an unusual share OF social
laurels In the brief time -larsing
between her debut and her wedding
She comes OF a junior branch OF the
CAROLS Of Homewood, a designa-
ton dating from the latter part of
the eighteenth century. when the
senior branch. Of which Charles
Carroll, the signer, was head, was
in ave distinct lines have intermar-
ried incessantly for more than two
hundred years, so that Mrs. Hill Is
related TO the family which is known
as Of The Caves" and an older line
Representative Hill comes of a dis
tinguished family whose history is
much interviewer with that OF tne DIS
trict of Columbia. For that Charles
Carroll, founder Of the village cailed
Carrollsburgh, which was a center of
population within the ten miles square
when President Washington's commits
sioners selected the present site OF tne
National Capital. had married tne
landowner near Baltimore and an an
cestor Of the representative. and these
were the parents of Daniel Carroil OF
Duddington and Charles Carroll OF
Bellevue ~, manor .n lords VINO aar,v SO WASH &
ington history. The Hills were orig
inally proprietors in Charles county,
Md. and their descendants are almost
numberless in Kentucky. whittier they
emigrated with Daniel Boone and sub
sequently moved westward into MIS-
souri,. Colorado and the southwest.
Representative Hill was born in An
napolis and after brilliant career at
the bar. he entered politics and his first
triumph came in the role Of United
trust cases. He had entered the Ma
tional Guard in 1904 and had climbed
steadily in the ranks until when In
1915, President Wilson called out a GER
tain proportion Of the civilian army
for border defense, 1t was his privilege
to lead his regiment to active service
into Mexico among the very first as
signed.
He entered the world war a little
in advance Of the declaration Of hos
tilities against Germany and few have
a more brilliant military record than
the member from the third district
of Maryland, and certainly no mem
ber Of the present Congress can
claim one. AS g. captain in the, 2sth
Division. A. e. F.. he was under fire
in the Haute- -Alsace and Meuse-
Argonne sectors and when he appears
in regalia as Lieut.: Colonel. the rank
which he held when the armistice
was signed. he wears the Croix de
Guerre received for heroic services in
yerdun, and three other decorations,
French, British and the American
medal Of honor.
Mrs. Hill belongs to several clubs
here and In Baltimore and is a mem
Der of the Congressional club and
several Of the patriotic organizations,