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The Washington times., 1925-11-09

( Frederick III. GflIett, Mrs. Frederick
Anterior. Mrs. IIarz Anderson Mrs.
Robert T.. Bacon: Mrs. w. j. Board
man, Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs.
Edward Bnrling, Mrs. William r..
Castle, jr.. Mrs. Calderon Carlisle.
Mrs. william Croziers Mrs. Henry
rorbin, Mrs. Henry Dimock,
Mrs. II A. Delano, Mrs George
l.EhIe Mrs Franklin Ellis. Mrs.
Stephen B. EIIxins, Mrs Hayne Ellis.
i Mrs. Wade Ellis, Mrs William Cor
eoran Eustis, Mrs. Marshall Field,
Mrs. Louise Al Frothtng CHAM.
Mrs. Chauncey Hackett. Mrs.
Chandler Hale, Mrs. Eugene Hale.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs.
Borden Hartman. Mrs Gillett Hill,
Mrs. r. r.. Hit, Mrs. Hennen Jen.
nings, Mrs. r. AZ. Keep, Mrs. Ver-
non Kellogg, Mrs Robert Lansing,
Mrs. Irwin LaughIin, Miss Sarah
Lee, Mrs. Henry Leonard. Mrs. Hare
Iltppincott, Mrs. Francois Berger
Moran, Mrs Garrison McCIintock.
Mrs. Randolph III. McKim. Mrs. Ed
ward B. Mclean, Mrs. Eugene
Meyer, jr., Mrs. Frank Moves, Mrs.
William Phillips, Mrs. John Henry
Purdy, Mrs. John Reyburn. Mrs. p,
II. 6. Slater, Mrs. William Slater,
Mrs Thomas 3. Sweeney. Mrs. Al
feed Pembroke Thorn; Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend. Mrs Eliot Wadswortl.
Mrs. Frank West, Mrs. Clarence G..
Williams, Mrs. Hugh G. Wallace,
Mrs. Edward g. Walker, Mrs. Ben
jsmin II. Warder, Mrs. Francis p
Warren, Mrs. Walter u. Wilcox and
Mrs. Clarence Wilson.
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eating with dinner or q luncheon
party each day when they are not
dining or lunching out.
Tonight the ambassador and Nine.
de MARITIME Win have a dinner for
sixteen guests In the FIorentine
room of WardInan Park Hotel. AMI
yesterday afternoon they were hosts
at an informal reception in honor
OF Count and Countess VOlpi. at
which many Of their American
friends had opportunity to meet the
distinguished visitors from Rome.
Mrs. Henry f. Dimock and Miss
Laura Harlan presided at the tea
table.
Dinner for Americans
Count and Countess Volpi gave
dinner last evening at the May.
flower Hotel IN honor Of Ambassador
and Nine. de: MARITIME and the
American Debt Funding Commits
sion. Their guests were Secretary
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ROYALTIES ON
W AY TO
COAST
Visit Adds Interest to
Weekend Entertaining
for Foreign Notables
BY JEAN ELIOT

s prophesied, there was anso.
lutely no opportunity for even
Ia the elect of washington so
ciety to rub elbows with royalty IN
the persons of Prince and Princess
Asalxa of Japan during their ai.too-
brief visit in the Capital. Arriving
on saturday evening this sister OF
the Emperor Of Japan and her ron
sort, who have been globe trotting
for the last three years, LETT IasL
evening on the first lap or tnelr
Journey to the West coast and Ln ~
: had only time while in WashlnSnon
for & bit OF sightseeing under the
wing OF the Japanese AnJassador
and Nine. Matsudaira and 9 brlel
cruise down the Potomac on lne
MayfloWer, with the President anu
Mrs. Coolidge as hosts.
Nevertheless the presence OF
count and Countess Asa, the
name uHtfer which the royal couple
are travelling in order to avoid me
Domps and ceremonies Of a royal
nroqress. gave an added fillip OF
interest to q weekend marked py
the presence of numerous dlssin-
wufshed foreign visitors an0 "
considerable entertaining Tor sne
members Of the italian and u-
manfan debt funding commissions.
Pilgrimage to Mount Vernon
The nfIxrimage to Mount Vernon,
wrsfI1oI1f which no foreign poten-
trfess visit to washington Is com.
nIefe. was made by Count and
Countess Asa as guests Of Prest-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge on the
Mayflower. the party going ashore
lone enough for Count Asa TO
nlace 8 wreath upon the tomb Of
Washington. The guests who
made the cruise with the japanese
royal visitors and who were enter
tanned at luncheon aboard the ship
were the japanese Ambassador ana
Nine Matsudaira, the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Kellogg, Charles
MacVeagh, American Ambassador
designate to Japan, and Mrs. Mac
Yeagh, Viscount Soma, Lieutenant
Colonel Fujioka, Colonel Sherwood
i. Cheney and Lieutenant Gerauld'
Wright.
Today the royal visitors are step
ping fl Buffalo. From there they
win proceed by slow stages to san
Francisco, whknce they will sail
year tour OF the world TO study
Saetl11etOAlS ett4 SCI tl0t HAseSO1Aas
Italians Fetsd
The visit Of the Italian Debt
Commission Is being made the
pleasant occasion Of q round of
Festivities among the hospitable
Italians, the Ambassador of Italy
and Nine. de MARITIME entertaining
constantly and very deIightfulIv.
and Count Volpi, head Of the COM
mission, and Countess Volpf recipru-
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Dewey, will entertain at dinner on
the evening OF November ~, IN
compliment TO Miss Phyllis Thomp-
son, OF New York, who SIS arriving
in washington on November 4 3,
to be the guest OF Miss Lenore
Scullin, daughter Of Mrs. Lee r.
Warren.
Miss Margaret de Forest Hicks
left today for New York for q
short visit. Miss Dorothy DrIlce
and Miss Joan bruce. Of London,
England. wSlo were In Washington
Tor q few days last week, were
guests OF honor Of Miss Hicks on
Thursday, who entertained at lunch
con for them. The Misses Druce
came down from Princeton. where
they have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marquand.
Mrs. Clarence M. Busch and her
daughter, Miss Clarice Busch, have
returned from New York, where
Mrs. Busch spent few days con-
ferring with her publishers with
regard to her new book, Ehger
Vines, which viii be out next
month. They are at their Wash
ington residence, S117 Woodland
Drive.
The marriage Of Miss Rita Eliza
beth Wrenn to William a. Hlxson
will take place on Thursday after.
noon, December at the home OF
her father in Mintwood place.
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VISITING GOVERNOR
OF NORTH CAROLINA

The Minister of Guatemala and
Mime. Sanchez Latour left town to.
day to visit Governor Angus Nc
Lean Of North Carolina and Mrs.
Mclean at their home in Raleigh.
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Countess Szechenyi, wife of the
minister Of Hungary, is expected in
Washington on Thursday from
Newport. accompanied by her
younger children. The minister is
in Europe now but will sail short
ly for this country. Miss CorneIia
Szechenyi, their eldest daughter, re.
turned to Washington some time
ago to enter National Cathedral
School where she has been stud
ent for two years.
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TO RECEIVE ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOONS

Nine. Samy. wife Of the Sgyptian
minister, will receive tomorrow
afternoon ait the legation, 1915 @
street. Nine. Samy will observe
Tuesdays at home instead OF Fri.
days, usually considered diplomatic
day. She is making this change SO
that she may have the ladies OF
the diplomatic corps at her at
homes without conflicting with
their days. Nine. Samy's recep-
tons win be In the nature OF
musicals as each week she will
have an artist to play or sing.
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JEAN ELIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
DEMAREST LLOYDS BUY
PICTURESQUE HOUSE

Mr.. and Mrs. DemaTest Lloyd
have bought from Fessenden Me-
serve, of Baltimore, Washington,
and Paris, the Tudor mansion in
r street between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth which Mr. Meserve
built some dozen years ago and
which has never been occupied
The house Is one OF the handsomest
in Washington, and is furnished
throughout in keeping with the
period of it's architecture.
Since coming to Washington Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd have been living at
Wardman Park Hotel, but they will
move soon into their new residence.
Mr.. Lloyd. who was foreign repre-
sentative of the Christian Science
Monitor In London for three years,
is now connected with the Monitor
bureau here. Being wealthy, culri-
waited, and charming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd are interesting additions to-
Sthe group OF writer's now resident
In Washington and affiliated with
smart society.
Doctor and Mrs. Cary Langhorf1a
who have been making their home
in Virginia OF late, will come to-
washington on December for the
winter and have leased Mr.. and
Mrs. =. Callan 0'Laughlin's house,
1774 Massachusetts avenue.
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Mrs. Stephen b. Ellxins will arrive
In Washington tomorrow from Vent
nor City, N. III and win stay at
the Mayflower for q few days.
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Captain the Honorable Arthur
Stopford. who has succeeded Cap
tain, r. +. Tottenham as naval at
tache OF the British embassy. has
taken possession of the residence,
1886 Massach usetts avenue, which
he has leased for the season.
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VISITORS FROM CANAL
ZONE IN CAPITAL,

Doctor Henry GoIdthwaite, health
officer Of the Canal Zone, and Mrs.
GoIdthwaite have arrived Ia Wash.
ington, and have taken an apart.
fnent at. the Lee House. Mrs.
Goldthwaite Is sister OF Mrs.
Mark Bristol. Doctor and Mrs.
Goldtwaite expect to remain in
washington until about December
/ when Admiral Bristol, American
High Commissioner In Turkey, and
Mrs. Bristol are sailing for their
post in ConstantinopIe.
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ACTIVITIES OF
OFFICIAL
SOCIET
Mrs. Kelloggs Niece Cali
ed Away Attorney
General Due

Miss Clara Louise Otis, who has
been visiting her uncle and aunt.
the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg, left Washilgton nnexpect-
edly today for her home III ST Paul,
Mimi. She accompanied her father,
Frank j Otis. who was the guest
Isl Secretary and Mrs KeIl0gg over
Sunday MI. and Mrs kellogg on
tertained informally at dinner on
Saturday evening for Mr. Otis.
The Attorney General. John q.
Sargent. who has been with Mrs.
Sargent at their Vermont home. rs
expected To return today
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine returned today from
Princeton. where they motored on
Saturday to attend the Princeton
Harvard football game. They were
accompanied BY Mr.. ana Hrs. Il. R.
Eakiil. of Kansas City.
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of the Treasury Andrew Mellon,
Secretary OF Commerce and Mrs.
Hoover. Ambassador Henry p.
Fletcher, Senator Reed Smoot, Com
gresham Charles r. Crisp, Con-
gresham Theodore y. Burtous
Richard Oiney, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward MI. Hurley, Undersecretary OF
the Treasury Garrard Winston,
Floyd Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
Wright, Franklin M. Gunther, Mr..
and Mrs. III. G. Mclean, Doctor Ar
thur NJ. Young, Spencer Phoenix,
Chief Of Division and Mrs. William
E. Castle, M. RossO, counsel Of the
embassy; Colonel Villa, military at
tache of the embassy; Count and
Countess Sommati, OF the embassy;
Count Rogeri, first secretary Of the
embassy: Commander Scaroni, air
Vitetti, Of the embassy staff, and
members of the Italian debt dele
cation including Mr.. Dino Grand.
Mr.. BONN LOngare, Mr.. Pirelli, Mr..
Alberta, Mr.. Butt, Professor Gini,
Professor CantelIi, Mr.. Ravenna,
Mr.. Armanni, Mr. Angeloni, Mr..
Biondelli, Mr.. Camera, Doctor
Jacomoni, Doctor Ghigi and Doctor
Formentini
Princess Returning
Preparations for any formal en-
pertaining at the Rumanian legation
for members Of the Rumanian debt
commission are waiting upon the
return of Princess Bibesco, wife Of
the minister OF Rumania, who Is
doe this evening, cutting short her
proposed visit to New York In
order to be in town while Nine.
TItulesco, wife of the head OF the
mission, is visiting here. The
princess brother, Anthony Asquith,
Is coming with her.
Yesterday Prince Bibesco had
some of the members Of the COM
mission lunching with him at the
legation en- famille and in the eve
ming he went with some members
OF the party to Wardman Park
Hotel to view the showing Of the
spectacular film Through the
Grand Canyon"
The finn was accompanied by a
lecture by Colonel G. II. Birdseye,
chief topographic engineer of the
Geological Survey, who led in the
expedition through the Grand
Canyon in 1923.
The Ambassador of France M.
Daeschner, has returned to Wash.
Ington after a short visit in New
York.
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The Ambassador Of Argentina and
Nine Pueyrredon have been joined
kby their daughters, Miles. Julia
| Helene Pueyrredon and Raquel
Pueyrredon, who have been visit.
ing in New York.
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TO CELEBRATE
INDEPENDENCE DAY

The Minister Of Latvia and Nine
Sega have issued invitations for a
reception on Wednesday. November
Is, from until o'clock at the
legation, IT'S Massachusetts, avenue,
on the occasion OF the eighth an
niversary of the independence Of
LatVfa y
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NOTED SCULPTOR
TO ATTEND BALL

Henry Augustus Lukeman. the
noted sculptor, who III TO complete
the Stone Mountain Memorial, has
accepted the invitation Of the com
mittee in charge OF arrangements,
and will attend the Blue and Gray
ball, to be given on Tuesday eve
ming. December 29, at the May
flower Tor the benefit of the Stone
Mountain Memorial fund.
Mr.. Lukeman will assist the pro-
gram committee, OF which Elizabeth
Howry is chairman, and which in
cludes in its membership group
Of prominent Washington women.
among them Mrs. Leigh Palmer,
Mrs. william Bailey Lamar, Mrs.
Richard Wilmer, Mrs. Lyman Ken
dali, Mrs. Scott Thropp, Mrs.
Robert Henderson, Mrs. Robert
Roebling, and Mrs. McCeney
Werlich.
Spontaneous interest has sprung
up regarding this ball as part of
the nationwide campaign for the
benefit Of the Stone Mountain
Memorial, and boxes are being re-
served well in advance by the COM
mittee.
Mrs. Daniel Ripley, Of New York,
arrived at the Willard yesterday
from New York She expects to
spend several months here.
-.
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FlRESToNE IN iOL AND
ON RUBBER FARM DEAL

AMSTERDAM, Nov. Harvey
Firestone has arrived here and Il
It's understood he IS copferring with
Dutch nagnates relative to the
E,irestone proposals for rubber
pIanta tons I'll Liberia
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10 HAVE GUESTS
Ar THE PLAY

Richard Washburn Child. sOnae
time American Ambassador to
italy, and Mrs. child will be hosts
st 8 theater party tonight ct the
National Theafer. having among
their guests the Spanish Alnbassa-
dor and Nine. Riano T. Runaan an
Minister ana Princess Bibesco and
the Commercial Counselor of the
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PATRONESSES ANNOUNCED
FOR NEW YORK SYMPHONY

The New York Symphony Or
chestra, whose Washington season
viii open tomorrow with concert
at Polls at 4:30 O'Clock, Waiter
Damrosch conducting, :, is visiting
The Capital under the patronage
Of a large group of prominent
women. There will be three other
recitals at Polls this winter. on
December 8, February 3 and March
16.
The patronesses are Mrs. Adolph
&C. Miller, Mrs. William Howard
Taft, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, Countess Szechenyi.
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, jr., Mrs.
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DAUGHTER BORN TO
MIR. AND MRS. w. H. BECK

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Beck
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of q daughter on No.
vember 2. She has been named
Elizabeth Norwood. Mr.. Beck Is
secretary to the Secretary Of State,
Mr.. Kellogg.
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Mrs. Rush Holland will enter-
tain at luncheon on Wednesday at
the Congressional Country Cub.
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Mrs. David Hunt Blair, wife OF
the Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., returned this morning from
New York, where she went with
Mr.. Blair for the weekend. Mr..
Blair remained in New York for a
few days longer.
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Miss Suzette Dewey daughter of
the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles 8.
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MISS HICKS FETED
Ar LUNCHEON TO-DAY

Miss GeOrgina Hicks, daughter Of
the Alien Property Custodian and
Mrs. Frederick Hicks. was the
guest for whom Mrs. Helen Ray
Iagner entertained at luncheon to.
day at the willard. The others
in the Nparty were Miss Rosemary
Griffin, Miss Halle Brooke, Miss
Francesca McKenney. Miss Grace
Waggaman, Miss Lille Roosevelt,
Miss Maud Mason and Miss Nancy
Curt1er.
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Mrs. Arthur Sears Henning re-
turned to washington today from
New York.
Reverend and Mrs. John Newton
Culbertson are leaving town today
for Long Beach. Calf. where they
will pass the winter.
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Di51for from Rum1ni0.

Nine.
Titulesco,
wife of the
head Of the
Rumanian
debt funding
commission,
whose pres
ence in Wash
ington with
her husband
adds con
siderable
social
interest to
the visit
Of the
distinguished
gentlemen
who are
conducting
the debt
negotiations.
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
OFFICIAL DUE HERE

Doctor and Mrs. Edward B. Meigs
will entertain at dinner Saturday
evening, November IA, at the Cos
mos club in compliment to Doctor
and Mrs. James Clerk Maxwell
Garnett, of England. DIR. and Mrs.
Garnett will arrive in Washington
that morning for a two-day visit
as the guests of the District branch
of the League of Nations Non-Par-
tisan Association and will stay at
the MayfIower Hotel. They viii
leave for Pittsburgh Sunday night.
Doctor Garrett, who is executive
secretary of the League of Nations
Of Union in Great Britain, will
make an address at luncheon at
the clubhouse of the American As
ISOLATION of University Women at
noon of the day of his arrival and
that evening he will speak on the
''Lorcarno Pacts" at a meeting at
the Shoreham Hotel. Charles
Douglas will preside.
Mrs. Mason w. Gray was hostess
at dinner last night, entertaining
informally for Mrs. Mason Gray, of
Michigan. The other guests In
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boyer,
Mrs. Evans and William Jennings
Price.
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TO BE AT HOME
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Miss Alice Hartman ana MISS
Louise Lacey will be at home in
formally tomorrow afternoon after
O'Clock at 1906 Connecticut avenue
IN compliment to Miss Harrirnarl's
cousin, Miss Marguerite Hartman
Budd, of New York, who 10 visiting
Miss Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes,
who have been visiting their sOnin-
law and daughter, Lieutenant COM
marlder and Mrs. Smith Hempstone.
IN Picking, China, where the former
e. naval attache OF the United
states embassy, are on their way
home and expect to be in Washing
ton for Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moves visited the Philippines after
leaving Picking and are to visit
Egypt and return by way OF Italy.
Lieutenant Commander Ralph
Walker Mcdowell, Medical Corps,
u. s. N, and Mrs. Mcdowell, SON
in-law and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moves, and their three children are
occupying Mr.. and Mrs. Moves
house during their absence.
Miss Ellen Wise Crenshaw VIII
join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Parker Crenshaw today after spend
ing a few days in Richmond, where
she attended a dinner last evening
given by Mrs Erskine Buford, when
she was one OF the honor guests.
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The Ambassador of Argentina and
Nine. Pueyrredon have been joined
by their daughters, Miles. Julia
Helene Pueyrredon and Raquel
Pueyrredon, who have been visit.
ing in New York.
Evening star., 1925-06-07
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Judge and Mrs. James Keith
Marshall Norton entertained Saturday
evening at their home on Prince street
for Ensign Armand Morgan. U. S. N,
a nephew of former Represent
ative Charles c. Carlin of this city.
The other guests were Miss Nancy
Wattles, Miss Laura Hulfish, Miss
Charlotte Kemper, Miss Jeanette
Cochran, Miss Josephine Gregg, Miss
Margaret Warwick, Miss Nina Fulton,
Miss Elizabeth. Schneider, DIR. Clyde
West and Mr.. Henry Moncure.
Judge and Mrs. Norton have as their
guest Peter White OF Glasgow. Scot
land.
A subscription dance was given at
the boat club on the eve of Decora-
ton day which was chaperoned by
Mrs. William j. Morton, Mrs. Charles
NJ. Shepperson, Mrs. A. c. Warwick,
Mrs. Raymond Hulfsh and Mrs.
Walter T. Oliver of Fairfax Those
dancing were Miss Virginia Jackson,
Miss Virginia Mackey, Miss Dorothy
Trice, Miss Nettie Dance. Miss Valen.
tine Dance, Miss Virginia Lipop, Mr.
Leo Fahy, Mr.. James McElroy, Mr..
DeButts Saunders, Mr.. Robert Oliver,
Mr.. Byron Billingsley, Mr.. Shirley
Baughan, Mr.. Thomas Mcpherson
Brown, Mr.. Archie Munsen and Mr..
Reggie Munsen of Washington, Miss
Katherine Oliver of Fairfax, Miss Inez
Moore, Miss Charlotte Kemper, Miss
Carolyn Burgess, Miss Genevieve Shep-
person, Miss Jeanette Cochran, Miss
Mabel Blunt, Miss Cora Pullman, Miss
Katherine Pullman, Miss jeanette West
Evening star., 1925-06-07

guest of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Morey, at
their home on Raymond street, has
gone TO Philadelphia, Pa, and Spring.
field. Mass, where she will visit with
relatives.
Mrs. A. E. Givens Of Laurel, Nd.
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Winnemore, at their home on
Rosemary street.
Miss Lena Blum and her niece, Miss
Betty Blum, are the house guests OF
her brother and sister-in-law. DR.. and
Mrs. William Blum, at their home on
Elm street.
Miss Fay Snead, a student Of the
University of Michigan, will return
this week to the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Snead, to spend
her Summer vacation.
Mr.. George North. a student Of Cor
nell University, will return tomorrow
to the home Of his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander w. Wylie. on
Jenifer street. where he will spend
his vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. William Blum of Elm
street, Mrs. Julian Winnemore and
her son, Lawrence, of Rosemary
street, will leave Thursday for Win.
chester, Va, where they will attend
the graduation exercises, Mrs. Blum S
nieces, Misses Evelyn and Sarah Bay
lis. at the Hanley School, being mem
bers of the class.
Evening star., 1925-06-07

ME GARNER Dunbar, Mrs. Katherine
Ballenger and Mr.. James Brannon
motored to Atlantic City and spent
the past week end
Mrs. Francis Pullman Hohenstein
announces the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys M. Hohenstein, Go
Mr.. Bertram a. Lynn on Friday, Nav
29, in Washington. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. C. Ball.
Mrs. Byron A. Raulston is home
from a visit Of several weeks to
friends in Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. Louis Showalter and Mr.. VIII
liam Saunders of Roanoke were week
end guests of Mr.. Charles c. CarIin,
jr., on North Washington street.
Mrs. James A. Hulfish is the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. Thomas Wilson In
Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Henderson
returned Monday from a trip to Blue
mont, Va.
Mrs. James Corbin and Miss Eppa
Preston left Tuesday for their homes
in Hamilton, Va, after visit to
friends here.
Mrs. William Moody of Detroit, is
the guest of Mrs. w. B. Fauntleroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tinsley OF
New York City, who are on a motor
trip through Virginia. were guests
last week of their cousins, the Misses
Marye, on Queen street.
Mrs. Joseph Harris and young son
of Roanoke, Va, are the guests of the
former4s mother, Mrs. Braxton B.
Smith.
Miss Jeanette Yates Cochran is
spending the week end in Charlottes-
vile, attending the dances at the Uni
versity of Virginia.