Evening star., 1924-10-02

II Washington yesterday from
1 Ia their Summer home. Mount
Il Prospect. Lancaster, N. H,
{ and have opened their home at Six
teenth and streets.
Minister Of Finland
Moving into House To-day.
The Minister of Finland, Mr.. Axel
! Leonard Astrom, is moving today
Y from the apartment at 1925 Sixteenth
4 street to the house at 1926 Sixteenth
street. The Office of the legation
will also be moved to the new ad-
Z dress.
i The Minister OF the Dominican Re-
public, Senior Jose del Carmen Aria.
left Washington yesterday afternoon
: for New York, from where ne Will
1 sail Saturday on the lroquois for San
Z to Domingo to join Sonora de Aria
/. and accompany her to Washington.
8 Representative and Mrs Henry w.
Watson have returned to Washing-
ton and opened their house on Mas
Sachusetts avenue. Miss Janet X.
Ball daughter of Mrs. Watson. is
. with them and will attend school IN
!" this city Representative watson
will leave Sunday for his home in
Langhorne, Pa. to remain until after
. daughter will stay in Washington
:. during his absence.
8 Cen and Mrs. William Mitchell have
s been attending the air races in ONO
and will go to Detroit the end of the
week to visit Mrs. Mitchelrs parents,
Z Mr.. and Mrs Sidney 7. Miller.
Mrs. Judson c. Clements. with her
( three daughters. Miss Clements, Miss
. Margaret Clements and Miss Mary
Parke Clements. has returned to
& Washington and her apartment at the
: Cordova, after spending three months
/ in motoring in Europe. They sailed
from Cherbourg and arrived in Wash
ington Tuesday evening.
Miss Beatrice Clephane was hostess
at luncheon today at the Chevy Chase
Club in compliment to Miss Eleanor
Richards, whose marriage to Mr..
Laurence Adams of California will
T'talle place Wednesday, October s. The
company is remaining for bridge
through the afternoon. the guests in
cluding Mrs Lorenzo Whitaker. Mrs.
Clifford Edwards. Miss Frances
Richards, sister of the guest of honor:
Miss Elizabeth Boyd, Miss Hester
Beall, Miss Marylene Nav, Miss
Louise Carman, Miss Catharine
: Miss Olive Geiger.
) Mrs. Fred A. Britten left yesterday
= afternoon for Chicago, to join Repre-
: sentative Britten and remain until after
: election.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins arrived in
: Washington the first of the week and
: is in her home at 1926 Massachusetts
. avenue, where Col Hopkins will join
her late in the month. Col. Hopkins
remained with their daughater, Mrs
: Henry Stuart Patterson, a Tuxedo,
:, N. Y, where Mrs. Hopkins also spent
J. several weeks before coming to
:. Washington.
: Capt. and Mrs. Emory Land have
returned to Washington and are liv-
= ing at 1924 Sixteenth street north
:. west. Mrs. Chester, Mrs. Lands moth
: er. who spent the Summer in Cali
= tornia, is with them for the Winter.
= Mr.. Larz Anderson has gone to
: White Sulphur Springs for the Au-
:. tumn season, after being with Mrs.
: Anderson in their home, Weld, at
: Brookline, Mass, since his return
: from a short visit in Europe.
: Mr.. James Robert Mckee. accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Mckee
-Reisinger. have gone to White Sui
,phur Springs from their home, Berke-
51ey Lodge, at Greenwich, Conn. They
will be there several weeks Mrs.
1ReiSinger as Miss Mary Lodge Nc
9Kee, granddaughter of the late Presi
dent Benjamin Harrison, was pre-
scented to society in Washington some
years ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee COM
sing here for a portion of that season.
: Mrs. Clarence AspinWall, who has
been spending some weeks in Water
5stown, Conn, will return to Washing
.ston next Wednesday.
< Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey G.. Parker
have taken possession of the house at
31712 Rhode Island avenue, which they
have leased for the Winter. The
shouse was occupied last season by Mr..
stand Mrs. Richard Porter Davidson,
Z the latter formerly Miss Elizabeth
e1Hanna, who purchased the house
: year ago.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Parker, jr,
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