Evening star., 1924-07-21
SOCIETY
President and Mrs Coolidge Return
From Week End River Trip
on the Mayhower.


c.. entertained at luncheon yester-
day at the Biitmore Forest Country
Club.
thave gone 70 Southampton and were
at the Irving House over the week
end.
Mrs Richard Wilmer Boiling. with
! heI children is es;<sE'.sh.G IN Their
Summer home. al Haven, Me. Mr.
Boiling will join them August /.
Mr.. Francis II. McAdoo. son of former
Secretary of the Treasury william
Gibbs McAdoo. entertained 1T dinner
Saturday evening at the Carlton House
Hotel, at Narrasansett Pier, for Miss
Rebecca Thomson of Philadelphia and
her house guests.
Mrs. Irving II. Chase. who is at
Narragsnsett Pier for the summer, was
hostess there at dinner Saturday
a,,ning.
Mrs. Edwin B. Parker. wife of Judge
! Parker of Washington, who has been
! motoring III tue White Mountains. spent
a few days st The Ba,sams. She MS
accompanied by Mss. j. III. Ci:.!pa trick
! Of New York and Mrs. G. y. Stevens
| Of 81. l.ouis, Mo. judge AMI Mrs.
| ,'IIher vii arrive this month TO spend
! lie summer.
! Former Military Attache of the Brit
ish Embassy i'll Washington and Mrs.
John Marriott gave dance last week
London, when their guests included the
| tatter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H.
Kahn; Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Nan-
derbilt. Miss Grace Vanderbilt and Miss
| Margaret Kahn, sister Of the hostess.
Senator and Mrs. Edwards
Honored by Mozart society.
Senator and Mrs. Edward /. Ed
wards OF Jersey City, n. j., will be
the guests of honor at dinner to-
morrow evening of Mrs. Noble Nc
! Conell. president of the Mozart
! Society OF New York. who will enter
tain at the Hotel Astor in New York.
Former Attorney General and Mrs.
\. Mitchell Palmer will entertain a
! company at dinner this evening in
| their home al Stroudsburs, Pa,
| where they are in their country home
! for a few weeks.
Former Undersecretary of State
and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk have
closed their home in New York and
gone to Dark Harbor. Me. where
| they have cottag
Former Senator and Mrs. Willard
| salisbury are at the Pickwick Inn,
Greenwich. Conn. for short visit.
! Mr.. K. +. Grant, the new president
/ of the Chamber of Commerce of the
| United States, arrived today at the
| New Willard from his home in
| Cleveland. and will spend several
days here.
Col. and Mrs Glen Fay jerks have
gone TO Ocean City, y. j.. for the re-
\ Il u
go TO his new post at San Antonio,
Tex, the middle of August and Mrs.
jerks will return to Washington the
first of September to close their house
here. She will join Col. jerks at San
Antonio early in October.
Mrs. Jenks' mother and sister, Mrs.
Thomas Davis Lane and Miss Anne
Lane. are spending some time in Los
Angeles. where they will be until the
late autumn.
Mrs. Campbell G. Gray has her
guests at the Gordon Hotel Mrs. A. d.
Cottingham and her little daughter
Frances and her sister, Miss Rails, all
extended motor trip and spent few
hours with Mrs. Gray last week en-
route to North Carolina on short
visit. Their original plans were to
motor on to New York and the sea
shore. then to Lake George and
through the Adirondacks but their
two month tour has been curtailed
because of business affairs. so after a
week here with Mrs. Gray they will
return directly to their home in Kan
sas City.
Mrs Maude Delaplaine Wiltshire,
1S43 Forty seventh place northwest,
has had as her guest Mrs. Irene B.
coming to Washington was the guest
of her sister. Mrs: Jack Ellis. at
Cold Spring Golf Club, New York.
ter, Mrs. q. Fuller Winters, have
closed their apartment at Congress
Hall Hotel and will return about
September SEPT ne; 70 rs They msntt vent to New New
tn-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Grant Crowell. who sailed on
the Majestic for this country after
spending several months in Europe.
Fifty-Ihird Anniversary
OF Wedding Celebrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. H. Phillips cele-
brated their SD wedding anniversary
Saturday, July 10.
They. with friends including Mr.
and Mrs. F: w. Hosier, Miss Hosier
and Miss hit; Little we're ,s, entertaiaed Ie by
member of the family, at picnic
dinner in Rock Creek Park Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips were married
in North Bennington, VT, July 19,
1871. They came to Washington
from Brookings, S. Oak. about IL
years ago.
Oakley" the Hutton homestead,
was the scene of a brilliant gather
ing on Saturday evening, when Mr..
tertained more than hundred
guests in honor of the home coming
of their son, Mr.. Josiah j. Hutton,
ir.. and his bride, who was before
her marriage Miss Matilde Worthing
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