The Washington times., 1924-07-07
AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY


and so it goes through along list
Of social notables.
SECRETARY WOKK RETURNS
sAFTER SHORT HOLIDAY.
The Secretary Of the Interior, Doc.
tor Hubert Work, returned to town
today from New Hampshire. where
he went for short visit after
attending the marriage of his son,
Robert Work, and Miss Irfna Wei.
cher in Denver.
Speaker Frederick H. GiIlett was
a guest of Congressman and Mrs.
"A. Il. Treadway at the Red Lion
Inn, Stockbridge, Mass, last week.
Francis Howard, son of the Brit
ish Ambassador, who has been a
student at Trinity College, England,
has arrived in the United States and
is with his parents at Prides Cross
ing, Mass. where the British EN-.
bassy is established for the summer.
Nine. Wroblewska. wife Of the
Minister OF Poland, has returned to
Washington from New Hampshire,
where she went to establish two of
her children in the cottage she and
the Minister have taken for the
summer.
The Minister and Nine. Wroblew.
ska will not go to their cottage
until their son, who is i'll at the
legation, has recovered.
The Minister of Bolivia and Sc.
nora de james Freye, with their
daughter, Senorita Yolanda, re.
turned last night from q visit to
New York city and Niagara Falls.
The secretary Of the Hungarian
legation, Andor de Hertelendy, is
at Newport as the guest Of the
Hungarian Minister and Countess
Laszio Szechenyi.
GENERAL AND MRS. HINES
RETURN FROM SALT LAKE.
Brigadier General Frank T. Hines,
director of the Veterans Bureau,
and Mrs. Hines. have returned to
Washington from a visit to Salt
Lake City, their old home. General
Hines spoke there at the disabled
veterans convention. Both he and
Mrs. Hines were accorded q warm
welcome by old friends, and the
general, who had received thirty.
three votes for nomination for Vice
President at the Cleveland conven.
ton, was given an ovation.
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Senator William e. Borah has
Joined Mrs. Borah at their home in
Boise, Idaho.
Senator and Mrs. Walter e. Edge,
who have been at the Ambassador
Hotel in New York for a fortnight,
have returned to their Summer
home at Ventnor, N. J.
Mrs. Robert M. Thompson, who is
at her Summer home at Southamp-
ton, L. l., pending the return Of
Colonel Thompson from Europe, has
Mrs. Edward McVickar. Of New
York, as her guest and gave party
for her Saturday aboard her houst-
boat. The Everglades
PRESIDENTS PASTOR PRAYs
FOR RECOVERY OF HIS SON.
The Reverned Doctor Jason Noble
Pierce, pastor OF the First Congre-
gational Church Of Washington. Of
which President Coolidge is a mem.
Der, is visiting In New York and
preached yesterday morning at the
Collegiate Reformed Church.
Doctor Pierce prayed for the re.
covery OF Calvin Coolidge, Jr., and
after the service he called up the
White House study to inquire about
the boys condition. In the study
at the time, awaiting news from the
bedside was Miss Christel M. Cool
idge, third cousin of the Presi.
dents. who Is in charge Of music
at the University Settlement. Her
home is in Ludlow, VT.
Mrs. Wilbur J.. Carr and her
mother, Mrs. Ezra Koon, will leave
Washington tomorrow for Magnolia,
Mass, to remain through July and
in August they will go to Lenox,
Mass, where Mr.. Carr will join
them for his vacation. Mr.. Carr,
who is head Of the consular service,
has just been given the rank of.
Assistant Secretary Of State. o.
J. n. Hines. former Congressman
from Ohio and president Of the
Congressional Country Club, and
Mrs. Hines have gone to their cot.
taPe at Alexandria Bay, Thousand
Islands, to pass the summer.
ELSIE FREEMAN TO WED
REV. RAYMOND l.. WOLVEN.
The Bishop Of Washington and
Mrs. James Edward Freeman an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Elsie D. Freeman, to
the Reverend Raymond L. Wolven.
The Reverend Mr.. Wolven was
assistant to Bishop Freeman when
the latter was pastor of the Church
Of the Epiphany. No date has been
set. for the wedding.
Bishop Freeman passed yesterday