Evening star., 1923-06-21

MI the Postmaster General. re-
turned last evening by motor
from their camp in Mich
igan, where with the Postmaster Gen
eral. she spent fortnight. Mrs. New
made the trip both ways by motor
Mr. New joined her in Detroit on
the way west and returned to Wash
ington by train Monday morning.
Count and Countess
Szechcnyi I'm New York.
The minister of Hungary and
Countess Szechenyi, who are occupy
ing the villa of the countess sister
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. at New
port, for the summer, We're in New
York yesterday. where they attended
the wedding of Miss Cathleen VAN
derbilt and Mr.. Harry Cooke Cush-
ing, Sd.
The first secretary of the Ecuadoran
legation and Sonora de Iarrea have
taken possession of an apartment at
the Hotel Martinique, on 18th street
The charge daffa Tres of the Neither
lands, DR.. J. p. Hubrecht, will leave
this evening for Gloucester. n. r., to
attend the celebration of the anniver-
sary of the landing of the Dutch at
Fort Nassau. which is now Gloucester.
DR. Hubrecht will go to New York from
Gloucester, where he will be Joined by
Nine. Hubrecht. and they viii spend the
week end on Long Island.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Mr. Everett l.. Warner to
Miss Catherine Morgan Thomas, June
Il, at Alstead Center, y. II. Mr.. War.
ner, who was a Washingtonian, is
a we'll known and successful artist
har M nv re haf Orc
moving to New York. He has wide
circle of friends in this city.
Mrs. Edward +. Drcop, formerly of
this city, announces the marriage of
her daughter Agnes to Mr.. Charles
Anderson CaSs of New York, Tues
day. June 10, at Dove Mill House,
Haverford, Pa.
Judge and Mrs J. H. Covington,
and their son and daughter, Mr.
Howard {. Covington, Sd. and Miss
Anne Covington, win sail Saturday
aboard the Majestic. to spend the
summer in Euron'
Mrs. TarbuttoI., vi Ife of Col. Ed
ward Tarbutton, left yesterday by
motor for Philadelphia, and will go
to New York for short stay, and
then to Ocean Grove for the re-
mainder OF the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Lockwood are
leaving Washington today to spend
about four months on the coast OF
MASSACHUSETTS and in kennebunk-
port, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hamilton John
son. accompanied by their daughter
Miss Dorothy Johnson, will leave
ashington the end of this week
hy motor. They will first go to
New York, from where, Miss Johnson
will sail Wednesday. aboard the
Ferris, to, spend the summer in Eu
rope: Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will
continue their motor trip through
the north.
Mr.. and Mrs: sidney Graves have
leased camp in Maine for the sum-
mer, and will leave shortly to make
the trip by motor. stopping at sew
eral of the northern seashore re-
sorts. for visits to friends.
Mrs. George NJ. Hostetler. Mrs Will
liam II. Knox and Miss Imogene
Hostetler will entertain company
ment to Miss Evelyn Prescott. whose
marriage to Mr.. Augustus Webster
Hines, will take place June 26.
Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart has re-
turned from a fortnight's visit in
Norfolk. as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
harry A. Williams. jr. Before Miss
stewarts return Mr.. and Mrs. Will
-idiIIS were joined Dy the latter s
mother, Mrs. Russell b. Harrison of
Omaha, who will he with them for
several months
Later in the summer Mrs Harrison
will be joined by her mother. Mrs.
Alvin saunders, who is now with ner
grandson and his family, Mr. and
Mrs. William Henry Harrison, Sd. and
their two children, little Mary Har-
rison and William Henry Harri-
son, 4th. Mrs. Russell B. Harrison
" ii a
summer near V-1=T-- md cona
here for the early autumn. -,
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