Evening star., 1926-06-20
Early Summer Days
Busy for Society
OF the CAPITAL
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Springfield, Ohio, where she will visit
for some time before joining Admiral
Williams, who is commander Of the
Asiatic fleet. Mrs. Williams Is spend.
ing the late Spring at 1870 Wyoming
avenue and will sail September 10 on
the President Harding from the
Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Williams has been much feted
during the last few weeks, among the
parties given for her being a tea
which Mrs. L. S. Newman gave In her
charming home in Rock Greek Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Williamson
of Wardman Park Hotel will sail for
Europe Friday to spend the. Summer
in the French and Swiss Alps. They
will visit Paris, the Riviera and Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs Williamson were hosts
at q swimming party Friday evening
in the Wardman Park swimming
pool.
Mrs. Edward A. Hartman is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. James +. Andrews.
in Hartford, Conn. Afterwards she
will go to Maine where Mr.. Hartman
will join her later.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. {. Calhoun are
entertaining a house party of IA at
their place, Rosedale. in Princeton,
~ J., for the commencement OF the
University and the Yale-Prlnceton
game. Among those from Washing
ton, who motored to Rosedale were
the District Attorney and Mrs. Gordon
and Miss Evelyn Gordon and Capt.
Partridge.
Mrs. Morgan Steinmetz of New
York is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Orville B. Drown in the latter's home
in Edgemoor.
DR.. and Mrs Samuel j.. Hilton
returned Thursday 10 Chevy Chase,
Md. from Buena Vista Springs, Pa.
where they attended the annual meet
ing of the Pennsylvania Pharmaceu-
teal Association. The week previous
they were at the Hotel Chelsea, at
tending the annual meeting of the
New Jersey Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton. Their son. Buddie, accompanied
them to Atlantic City and they Were
Joined by Mr. and Mrs. William il.
O'Brien of Lynbrook, Long Island
Ruddie accompanied his sister, Mrs
O'Brien, back to Lynbrook, Long
Island.
DIR. and Mrs. Hilton expect TO be
at Buena Vista Springs next week
To attend the meeting of the Maryland
Pharmaceutical Association, when Dr.
Hilton will address the association.
Miss Elizabeth Walsh is enroute
home on the steamship France after
having spent year IN school ana
travel in Europe Her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Walsh. living in the
Woodward Apartments, will meet the
steamer when it arrives in New York
this week. and Miss Walsh will return
home to Washington with them. Fol
lowing her graduation from Holton'
Arms School in 1925, Miss Walsh ac-
companied her uncle, Senator Thomas
j. Walsh, on his European trip,
where they were prominent in many
of the social and semi official affairs
at Geneva. where the League of
Nations was in session during Senator
Walshs visit. Miss Walh entered
Nine. Payen's Family School at Paris,
and during her Easter vacation
travelled through Spain. She recently
was house guest at the country
estate of NJ. Van de Werve of
Chateau Krabels. Provence o'Anvers.
Belgium, and her friendships formed
in Belgium resulted in her returning
to that country just previous to sail
ing. Miss Walsh and the young Mar
quis Alfonso Merry del Val, son of
the Spanish ambassador to the Court
of St. James. and a nephew of
Cardinal Merry del Val were the
honor guests of lie Baron and La
Baronne Snoy d'Oppeurs. at Chateau
de Bois SeigneurIsaac, Brabant,
Belgium, early in June. The Baron
and La Baronne gave a garden fete
for them in which nearly a hundred
Of the most important people of
Belgium participated as guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh and Miss Eliz-
abeth Walsh will spend the Summer
at their lodge at Lake Mcdonald.
Mont.
Sergt. and Mrs. William B. Carr of
Fort Riley, Kans.. left Sunday for