Evening star., 1924-06-01
Items of Personal
And General Interest
To District Society
Mrs. Winslow Departs for
Home In Massachusetts, !;
Others Announce Plans.

Mrs. Winslow, wife of Representa-
tive Winslow, leaves Washington for
her summer home in Leicester, Mass,
today.
Admiral and Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle are spending the week end
with the superintendent of the Naval
Academy, Admiral Henry b. Wilson and
Mrs Wilson. Admiral and Mrs. Eberle
will spend toporrow in Washington
and will return to Annapolis for the
remainder of the festivities of June
week al the academy.
Col and Mrs. James \. Lyon ar
rived in New York yesterday from
Europe. where they have been for the
past year, and will come at once
to Washington and open their coun-
try home near Rockville. Md They
Will be there for a month and then
go to Detroit, where the colonel has
been ordered for duty.
Former Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Edwin DENLY will close their
house on Il street the end of this
week and go to their summer home
at Crosse Pofnte, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw left
Washington yesterday for California
IA spend the summer. Mrs. Shaw
will stop in Iowa to visit while Mr.
attends the national convention, after
which they will continue their trip
To California and will return tc
Washington in the autumn.
Mrs. r. Septumus Austin and Miss
Madeleine Austin have gone to Ward
man Park Hotel for weeks stay
before returning to New York. pre-
p;lrdtory to sailing late in June FOL
Europe. Mrs. Austin and Miss Austin
have as guests MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Trilla, the later formerly Miss
Cecilia Cook. daughter of Mr.. Fred
erick Cook of Buenos Aires. Mr.
and Mrs. Triller recently arrived from
months, and during that time they
will visit the west coast, returning 6
20 South America by way of the
Panama Canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis
will have as guests until tomorrow
the latter's son-in-law and daughter
Or. and Mrs. Robert Rosser DR.,
Rcsser will assist the choir in the
Second Presbyterian Church today
and will give several saXophone solos.
Mrs. Loren Johnson has gone to
Maine for a few weeks and will re-
turn about June 20.
Miss Neville Johnson and her fiance
Maj. David S. Barry. L. $. VI. c., ac-
companied by the latter,s sister. Miss
Cora Barry, and Capt. Harold Wirg-
man, L. S. ". c., spent yesterday
at Annapolis, where they went by
motor to attend the annual base ball
game between the Naval and Military
academies. Annapolis and West Point.
capt. Nirgman will be hest man at
The. marriage Of Miss Johnson and
Maj. Barry June 2S.
Miss Claudia Reed has returned to
Washington after an absence of six
weeks. during which she was the
guest of Mrs. L. II. Hardaway at Kew;
Gardens. Long Island and of Miss
Ian Conrad at Governors Island,
~ Y.
Mrs. benjamin II. Warder will
close her apartment at the end of
IBIS month and with her daughter.
MIS- John W. Garrett of Baltimore.
VIII sail July ) for France to spend
the remainder of the summer on the
continent.
- Mrs. RS Philip Hale Of Boston return
days visit to her brother, Mr. f. G..
Bratnerd 1925 Wyoming avenue.
Nine. Camperio. wife of Cant.
i'pS Am pei VI llP Italian navy,
VINO, before her marriage was Miss
Eleanor Terry, daughter of the late
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Silas Terry
and granddaughter of Admiral Por-
Ter. is sailing for Italy this week to
reJoin her husband and children in
Milan. While in this country she
mas been the guest of her cousins.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs of Annapolis
and Mrs. Carroll Van Ness of Baltf-
more. She also visited Mrs. Henry
Iced Hatfield in Philadelphia. Among
those who entertained for her in
philadelphia was Mrs. George Lewis
Mayer. formerly Miss Marguerite Q
barbour of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter stabIcr Of
New York are passing the HOLIDAYS
"t Wardman Park Hotel They are
accompanied by. Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs
of New York
Mrs. Ella D. Russell of LaSalle. ILL.,,
who came TO Washington for the
marriage of her niece, Miss Herberta
Barker to Mr.. William A. Wilkinson
of Philadelphia Thursday, will re-
main in Washington for seyera
weeks as the guest of her sister. Mrs
Clara d. Barker at 1417 Taylor street
Mrs. Helen Williams of Newark
n. j.. who also came for the wedding
ana was the guest Of Mrs. Barker
has returned to New Jersey.
Miss Irma A. Dix for some TINA