Evening star., 1923-09-04
Society
The Two Sons of the President anc
Mrs. Coolidge Interested in
Tennis and Radio.


and Mr.. Frank A. Daniels.
Both Mr.. Daniels and his bride are
students at the Johns Hopkins Medi-
cal School, and plan to continue their
studies until the course is completed,
having one year more before gradua-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall,
Miss Jane Kendall and Miss Kath-
crime Bays are at the Hotel Mirabeau
in Paris after spending some time
in London. They will start shortly
on a motor trip through Switzerland
| and the Italian lake country.
Former Representative and Mrs.
Thomas Jefferson Ryon of New York
who are on motor trip on. the New
england coast, spent several days at
, New Cliffs Hotel at Newport, r. l.,
last week.
Mrs. Henry Rea, who has spent
the greater part of the summer sea-
son at Southampton. n. Y. will leave
there Wednesday for her place at
Sewickley, Pa.
Maj. and Mrs. william w. Vaughan
who are visiting the formers parents.
Or: and Mrs. George Tully Vaughan,
Will leave Saturday for Fort Sill
Okla where Maj. Vaughan is sta
toned.
Mrs George Angus Garrett has re-
turned to Washington after a fort
night visit with her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. Samuel Fl. Nandergrift at
In Ine nome IN the Thousand Islands.
Mr. Garrett Joined Mrs. Garrett sew
eral days ago and accompanied her
back to this city.
his guests in Newport. MIR Hugh
kelleher and Mr.. Walter Ogden of
New York.
Rev. J. f. Lippart Married
to Miss johnson Sunday.
romance begun in the school
! room of Washington Missionary Col
lege in Takoma Park had it's 'cul-
mination in the marriage of Rev.
James f. Lippart and Miss Ruth
Johnson at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. McNeill. on Crescent place,
,I rakoma Park, Sunday. September ..
me ceremony was performed by Rev.
=. .. Longacre, associate pastor of
the Takoma Park Seventh Day Ad-
Eentlst Church in the presence of a
rev intimate friends of the young
Mr. Lippart graduated from the col
lege in June with his B. A. degree,
and soon afterward went to Clarks-
purs W; Va. where he assisted in an
evnngeiistic campaign. He was then
Charleston. W. Va. Seventh @ pav 5av
Adventist Church. but before going to
his new charge returned to Takoma
rark and made arrangements for his
marriage.
Mr.. Lippart is from Scottdale. Pa
while his bride is southern girl.
coming from Alabama After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lippart left
1or Grafton, w. Va. where they will
spend their honeymoon with relatives
al Ii f,l,
VIII go to Charleston.
Mrss r. Irving Bowie. regent of
olio Daughters of America, under the
auspices of which a three-dav car
I;iVai is to be held in Upper MARI
boro on September G.. Z and s, an
dhni nounces the following committee
Play. The old II" New 'eFLanmnSht Hampssire
Home Miss Ruth Wyvill: concert,
Mrs. r. Irving. Bowie: cards. Mrs.
n rrans ns,, W: Hill; dance. Mrs. Frank
paddle wheel. Miss Nellie Grant:
carnival features. Mrs. Bernard CoyIe:
Hawaiian booth. Mrs. Joseph Wyvill:
Frozen Frozen North" Miss virgie Brown;
Effe Bowie and Miss Ann Watson;
publicity, Mrs. Sam WyvilI. and gem
erai arran gements. Mrs. Robert L.
The committee chairmen, in addi
ton. to the support of their own or
ganization membership, are having
the assistance and active co-opera-
ton in the undertaking of a repre-
sentative group in the community
and of many Washingtonians who
are not members of the organization
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clifford Bangs
haye gone to the Hotel Traymore,
Atlantic City, to remain for short
time.
DIR. and Mrs. Elmer Sothoron have
returned to Washington after spend
ing a month at Cape May.
Mrs. Ethyl Neal Matthews, who has