The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-04

days before coming to Washington
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walker Holcombe.
Major and Mrs. John Herr aud
Miss Helen Herr have closed their
apartment at 1870 wyoming avenue
and have started by motor for SUI
vance, Tenn, where they will visit
fiends. Later they will go 70 Fort
Riley, Kansas, where Major Herr
has been detailed to duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell,
formerly Of Washington, who have
been in Boston ION account of the
death OF Mrs. Wendell's mother,
/ Mrs. Edward Foote, are now guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Thorn
King at Tuxedo Park on their way
to their country home, Lakelawns
at Cazenovia, New York.
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Mrs. Matthew Al Cross, wife of
Major Cross, u. S. A., il leaving
town shortly for Bay Ridge. N. j.,
to visit her mother, Mrs. James III.
Glennon. Major Cross win join her
later and on the completion of his
leave Of absence they Will 80 to his
new post at Fort Monroe, Va.
Mrs. James. B. Glennon, daughter
in-law of Admiral and Mrs. Glen
non, has also taken q cottage at
Bay Ridge for the summer.
FOUR GENERATIONS AT
PARTY IN LENOX
Representatives Of four genera
tons in the family of Mrs. Henry
White. wife of The former Arnbas-
sador to France, and all having the
first name of Emily. were present at
the annual picnic which Mrs. John
Henry Hammond gave today for
her sewing class of twenty-five
glade in the woods of Mrs. Whites
estate, Elm Court, Lenox. There
were seventy-five men, women and
children in the company, coEpris-
ing for the most part the Elm Court
employees and their families. The
four generations were Mrs. White,
Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. John HI.
Franklin and Mrs. Franklin's little
daughter, Emily, nine months old.
The children romped about the
summer house and all received gifts,
Mrs. White, Mrs. William B. Osgood
Field, Miss Alice and Miss Rachael
Hammond assisting in the distribu-
ton.
Mr.. White made brief address
to the company. Some of the en-
ployes have been on Mrs. Whites
estate for nearly forty years,
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Bishop Bennett, of Rome and
Porto Rico; is at Wardman Park
Hotel for an extended visit. He is
accompanied by Bishop George
,Bridard, also of Rome and Porto
Rico.
Allen w. Dulles, chief of the
division of Near Eastern Affairs OF
the State Department, has gone to
Newport to spend the Fourth OF
July holiday with Mrs. Dulles, who
is the guest Of her parents, Pro
lessor and Mrs. Todd. He will re.
turn to town OH Monday.
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Mrs Thomas Armat is leaving
Washington this week with her chill.
dren, and after q brief visit in
Stottsburg, N. Y, will go to Lake
Geneva, New YORK, TO join Br1gadier
General and Mrs William C. Lang
fit. On August Mr.. Armat will
motor to New York to meet Mrs.
Armat and they will go to Cape Cod
to remain several weeks.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle has closed
her house 1922 street, and gons to
her cottage at Hot Springs, Va, to
remain there throughout the sum
| mer and early autumn.
Miss Eloise Sargent is the guest
Of Mrs. Edward Derose and her
daughter, Miss Derose, at Westover.
Long Island, whence she will go
to Gloucester to spend the summer.
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Rear Admiral Charles F. Hughes
has come ito Washington from the
Naval War College at Newport.
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Henry Lippitt, Of San Diego. CAL.
Is visiting former Senator ard Mrs
Henry F. Lippitt In Providence and
win remain until August, when