The Washington times., 1924-08-12

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guest Of Lady MORA Dunn. She
recently visited the Baron and
Baroness HangelmuIler at their
home at Baden.Baden on the
Rhine. Miss Watson will return to
this country the latter part Of
September.
Mrs. Lucien A. Clarke left Wash
ington today for Atlantic City to
pass several weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Aubrey Lynn Clarke. at Had.
don Hall.
Mrs. Walter A. Boedorn. wife Of
Commander Bloedorn. accompanied
by her little daughter, Helen May,
has returned from Newport. r. l..
where her husband was stationed
on the u. s. s. Mercy.
Doctor Bloedorn has spent the
past week fishing in Wyoming.
while the U. S. S. Mercy was in
dry dock in Philadelphia.
Robert Hinckley, jr., who IL now
in Paris, has been appointed to
the American legation at Rumania
and will leave Paris shortly to
take up his new duties. Mrs.
Hinokley passed his diplomatic ex.
aninations last summer and this
will be his first official post.
CONGRESSMAN HiLL RETURNS
FROM TOUR ABROAD.
Congressman John Philip Hill Of
Baltimore IL arriving in New York
tonight on the Leviathan after
! spending several months touring
the Continent with Mrs. Hill and
their children. He will come direct
. to Washington and in a few days
will join his regiment at Camp
! Meade for the summer training
period.
Mrs. Hill Is remaining in England
with their children for another
month and they do not expect to
open their house on Sixteenth street
until early autumn.
Miss Sara Miller, Of Baltimore. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Miller In
their home on N street.
Mr.. and Mrs George Angus Gar.
rett who have been spending the
summer at Ventnor, N. j.. are ex'
pected to return to Washington the
end Of this week.
Miss Phyllis Hight is spending
the month Of August at Camp
Owaissa on Indian Lake In the
Adirondack Mountains. Hamilton
county, N. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans returned
from an ocean trip to Miami from
which city they motored to Palm
Beach. They were extensively en-.
tertained in Miami.
Mrs. Gibbs. wife of Colonel George
s. Gibbs, signal corps, U. s. A., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Perkins, at her home in Takoma
Park, during Colonel Gibbs absence
in Europe.
Colonel Gibbs. who returns the
latter part of this month, will be
transferred the first OF September
to Seattle.
Major Henry Black Claggett, who
has been with Mrs. Claegett in
Magnolia. Mass. will return to his
post at Fort Myer Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bradley David.
son and their daughter. Miss Lou.
Use Davidson. left today tor New
York, whence they will sail to.
morrow on the America, for q
two months stay at Sussex. Eng.
land. They will return Novem.
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Mrs. Leila Calhoun Leidenger, of
Kentucky, accompanied by her sis
ter.in-law, Mrs. Clarence Critten.
den Calhoun, will sail on the Ma.
jestic Saturday. Mrs. Calhoun and
Mrs. Leidenger will be guests while
in England Of Lord Garloch, only
son Of the thirty.third Earl of
Mar, at his place at Yately, Hants.
Lord Garloch Is q kinsman of
Mrs Calhoun and is to present
to her his portrait by Hal Hurst.
to hang with the sword of Prince
Charles Edward Stewart, the bon.
ME prince" which he gave her
in 1920, probably one of the most
famous relics In this country, hav.
ing been carried 1T the battle of
Culloden and presented at the pal.
ace Of Holyrood.
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Mrs. Charles B. Ewing, Of Stone.
leigh Court, went to Baltimore yes.
terday to spend week.
Captain o. 8. Person, who ar.
rived In Washington Saturday from
Miami. Fla, where he has been
since May, will leave tomorrow for
Dayton, Ohio, to take a special
course in aeronautical engineering.
He will be there @ year. Captain
Person was being considered as an
aide at the White House last
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Blair
Thaw, who are spending the sum-
mer with their daughter, Mrs. s.