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lace who is making an extended Eu-
ronean tour with a party OF youhs
girls chaneroned by Miss Mary Far
Ioxton of Washington. Mr.. ana MIS-
plair were met in New YORK pE tlle
iatter's mother, Mrs. j. w. cannon
~ Ctoncord. ~ c.: her brOther' MI
charles Cannon. and her sister Mrs
Il q. Hill, of Winston Salem, y, y
'rhev will come at once 10 w asi.'i' =
ton and reopen thelT ap"' 'i''oN
Wardman Park Hotel.
urs II. r, Arthur Schoenfeld. Wlle
~ the charge d'affaires or the lnlle',
States embassy il Mexico Ivy div
ber three children. Douglas DerecA
IA Marion. have taken an apat L
s>.an+ ar Vardnlan Park Hotel Tor the
wall months to be near her protii5,
in.law and sister. DIR. ana MRS. n. -
Scboenfeld Of Nardman Pirh floe II
NJ Schoenfeld. who was accom-
panied TO the United STATES os 10 10
husband, in June. has with her ner
fatbar and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Johh
- Reid. of London and MonteNldeo'
Irrug,,ov Mr.. Schoenfeld, who spent
80 Sur,mer with his family at via
FOOD j.. has just returned to
Mexico CITY. where he Is counselor
e embassy and charge d'affaires our
ing the absence Of the Ambassador
MIR Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs Beale +. Howard Wno
have been at Kennebunkport, NE
for the Summer, are visiting III
49,. Mass on their way to AT
Iantic CITY and will make the tflp
south nv motor. Their niece, MISS
1Sa+hrvn G4vynn, who has been Win
than through the Summer, Is now INC
80, ~ her cousins, Mr.. and MRS.
John Terry Remey, in New YORK.
Admiral and Mrs. George Rock have
As their guests at their resldefce'
zoos Hillyer place. MT. ana MIS- a.
bert NJ. Rock of Newark
no, Charles II. Lyman. L. S. NJ. G.
md Nrs LYMAN have leased for the
1-aar the residence at 2S07 Twenty'
.svanth street northwest. Col: ~
,,an Is a member of the class OF 1870
az the Army War College.
Cant. and Mrs. Clarence {. Calnouil
have returned from their oullllIleL
lone at Princeton, \. il wneIe t,ies
entertained several house parties our
az, tna summer. Capt. and Mrs. Cal
1,oI,n are busily engaged With the
1Iaps for their new home at Braeindr
yNorest the property recently pur'
biased by Capt Calhoun, between the
..heI,,- chase Club and the Columbia
.,nvrtrv club. The house will be
rpplica of their home at princeton
Nr Frank S. Hight, with his
.,a,,phters. Miss Barbara Hight ana
Mis- Phyllis Hight. landed IN Mon
,raaI SATURDAY, September 4, on their
,.atIrn from Europe. and proceeoeu
,hair country home at Canaan,
\ II where they joined Mrs. hight
and Frank Hight, jr. MT. hight
after a brief stay. continued on 20
washington, but the other meifoers
of the family will remain at IaIiaa1'
throughout September.
Mr.. Richard H. Wilmer VIII
=otrad at the end of this week by MIS-
Wjlner and their children, who were
st BAR Harbor for the season.
Nv md Mrs. e. r. Woodson and
4nair daughter, Miss Jean Woodson.
iaf, YESTERDAY for Denver. Colo, Tor
T. SsrtniGht'S stay.
Mrs. Henry Benning Spencer. who
has been al Bar Harbor, Me-, LOT the
summer, will arrive tolnoflo" Aot 9
few days stay in her town house
Mrs spencer will not return 10
washington for the Winter season
until next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr..
are again in their Summer nome al
Mount Kisco, after an extensive trip
through the West. They VIII not
close their northern home until the
end OF the month. when they viii re-
INrp to Washington.
Mrs. Keith Merrill IS expected to
return from Massachusetts at the end
IF this week.
Or. and Mrs. Joseph Wall have re-
turned 10 Washington from their
summer home in Connecticut Miss
Frances Wall, who is visiting in New
York. will return later this month and
resume her studies at the National
Eathedral School.