Evening star., 1924-04-20

| turn to Washington in May to meet
her daughter, Miss Annette Steel,
who will return from Alaska by the
canal route. Mrs. Steel will assist at
the fete to be given by the Women's
Welfare Association May 155, at Ward
man Park.
Prof Harold Barnes of Girard Col
lege, Philadelphia, accompanied by
Mrs. Barnes, motored to Washington
to spend the Easter holidays with
Miss Elizabeth Malott Barnes at the
Argonne.
Mr. and Mrs. A c. Mayer and their
children, Adrienne and Charles, are
spending Easter week at the Ritz
Carlton, Atlantic City.
Miss Nora Lou Davis has returned
to Washington after spending several
months in Miami, where she will re-
turn in May to make her future home
During the world war Miss Davis was
secretary TO the director of exports
on war trade in Washington and later
was manager of the Russian trade
bureau.
Mrs. Harris Baldwin, president of
the College Women's Club, will leave
Wednesday for Buffalo to attend the
convention of the National League of
Woman voters. Mrs BALDWIN is
chairman of the living costs commit
tee of the organization.
Miss Nellie Kouns and NJ. Sa-ah
Nouns, viii arrive from " York
To-Day, to be the guests o" heir aunt
anu uncle, MIR. and Mrs. njamin B.
lam "a at the Wardman ark Hotel
The Misses Kouns are the dauehters
Of the late Charles w. kouns' The
Misses kouns are concert singers and
went to France to sing for the
soldiers. They sang in leave areas
of Nice. Monte Carlo, Cannes, and
subsequently, went with the army of
occupation in Coblenz under Gen.
Dickman. In compliment of this
service Gen. and Mrs. Dickman and
other officers will attend their open
ing performance at the Keith Thea
ter, Monday evening, April %. Miss
Nellie Nouns graduated from the
National Park Seminary and is a
member of the sorority. Others who
Will attend their opening include
senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper, and
other officials from Kansas, who
knew the Misses kouns in their home
in Topeka, hans.
Mrs. John Latin Roberts of New
York and Washington is staying at
the Hamilton Hotel during the Easter
season.
Mrs. H, Fl. Gary and her little
daughters, Janet and Barbara, of
Wellesley Hills, Mass, are guests of
Mrs. Gary's sister-in-law. Mrs. ". T.
Rucker, over the Easter holiday.
Miss Lucille Flukey, student at the
National Cathedral School. enter
schoolmates at lunch at the home of
| her parents, 3422 Garfield street
| northwest, yesterday.
Mrs. J. C. Cannon of Concord, y. c..
who was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. David II. Blair, wife of the
commissioner of internal revenue, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Henry Martin Cooper, for
merly Miss Theresa B. Quinter of
Washington, leaves today for Long
Beach, Calf, where she will join
Ensign Cooper on his return from
southern waters. Mrs. Cooper will
Cooper, Ensign Cooper's parents, at
Clal Nshurg, W. Va. and Miss Theresa
NJ Brick. Mrs Cooper $ aunt, at
Kansas City, Mo, on her way west.
Midshipman Arthur Duncan Marks
is - nome from the Naval Academy,
spending his Easter vacation with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H.
iarks of 3544 18th street northwest,
and also part of the time with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
d. Ransdel.
DIR. Maurice Herzmark. who has
been studying in Vienna during the
winter, is spending the Easter holi-
days in Rome
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney l.. Hechinger
have returned from trip around
the world and are staying for the
present at the home of Mr.. and