Evening star., 1927-05-15

Senator and Mrs Lawrence ID. Iy
son left yesterday for knoxviiie
Tenn. where they will be untll Au
gust when they will sail for Europe
to remain through the Autumn:
Brig. Gefsssand Mrs. James 4. Drair
are att the Wardman Park Hotel fol
q week s. stay. Mrs. Drain has just
returned from a trip OF SIX weeks
abroad. where she visited relatives IN
London. then went on TO Lelpslz u
visit her daughter. Mrs, van dem
Arend, whose husband us Cniteo
States vice consul there. = Wmle III
London she stopped at the Park Lane
Hotel. and returned on the American
Merchant. Line.
Mrs. Harry K. Daugherty wife of
+he assistant solicitor of the Tinted
states Treasury, will go to New \ orK
:omorrev;, and will sail May IL via
-he Panama. Canal for trip TO tne
Gar East She will join a party OF
friends at San Francisco, and they
will visit the Philippines, Japan and
China. MIR. Daugherty will remain al
,heir apartment at the Wardman
park Hotel until later In the sum
mer. when he will go to their nome
IN Grove City. Pa, where Mrs. Daugh'
erty will join him.
Mrs. Horace w. Burg. who has
been a house guest OF Df. ana WIS: :
John Crayke Simpson for the past
week. left for her home at North
cumberland. Pa, yesterday.
The chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Commission and Mrs. Ciyae
y Aitchison have with them over the
week end their daughter, MISS pea
trice Aitchison,. junior at Houciiei
College. -
Dr William Searle Holdsworth, who
&c vinerian professor of English law
al oxford, is in washington ana WIN
Mrs. Holdsworth' is staying at tne
Mavf1ower where he made an ADDRESS
last evening at the dinner giving o9
tha American Law Institute
DR.. Holdsworth, who occup. WIZ vtI
chair at oxford formerly held pS we
lam Blackstone, and is the autho, ~
nine volumes of legaI hls.ois' y. Eng.
before returning to his home In Eng
iand lecture at all of the important
law. schools in the United states, ma.
INC already visited Northwestern O1n,
,-arsitv vale, Harvard, Columbia anu
INC University of Pennsylvania ne
n.;ll also make addresses at the CHl
,'ars;ties of Iowa and Wisconsin. anu
rTill address the Bar Associations IN
los Angeles, San Francisco. Seu..l.
and Portland, Greg, ana VIII uennen
The dedication address at the openns pt
of the new Law School at North"es'
ern University
CON and Mrs. H Oden Lake leave
the city today for an eXtenu1u 1s+ uu.
n1ohiIe tour through the Midole We 90
q ,,;Sitine relatives and friends In p.
In,is kansas City, Muskogee, Llttie
Pocir and Memphis. They VIII De
sccompanied by Miss Eva Lelih ;th %
Alexandria, va. and Mrs. vega Leier NJ,
Howell of Washington. y. u
will return on or about june 40
Mrs Rafael r. Gown of Hayana
&c at the Hotel Mayfiower, h@asias @
come for the marriage OF MISS 1aeisa 49,
.ar,,si RI Mai. Emmanuel LOMBARD
which took place yesterday aitei hoon
Ne Gavin has been in Washington
onlv for a brief time since the oea'ii
of Mr.. Gown.
! The former Secretary of the AavE' y
Ar Iosenhus Daniels of Raleigh n
= ;s in Washington and is staying
at the Mayhower. go
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. VINO
closed their house here early IN the
week sailed yesterday aboard the
, Majestic Tor Europe to spend lle
early Summer. They Will return ~, "
this country in August ana open 'iI., ts,,
Summer home at Newpeft 1oi 'he
season.
Mr. and Mrs. BALLET Wilson WIZ
have as their guest at the Carllon
I Hotel for the week end. Mr.. freu-
erick TT. Payne of Greenfield, Mass.
: Nv pavne visited Washington last
waalx en- route to Memphis, Tenn''
and is on the way to his home.
Col James Mitchell, U. S. A., left
ura ee,;ngton at noon yesterday for
New york. where he will be the guest
Z IF Rear Admiral Charles Hugnes
aboard the U. S. S. Seattle, as an
/. Army observer, through the courtesy,
Of the Navy Department. Col. Ml.clait Ia
! will return to his apartment at tne
/. Mayfiower in about 10 days
!. Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun IS
spending a few days at Rrineelon;
s \. j., having been ooilseu ~ - : !
her trip West last week.
Mrs. George D. Hope left YESTERDAY
/o,. her former home in Kansas CITY
for a visit of several weeks. MRS
Hone. who recently returned from an
!. extended stay in Europe, mas peel az
the Mayflower for a short tlnne anu
will return there later in the SEASON.
Pear Admiral George r. Clark, U
n. retired, and Mrs. Clark, Wne
have been visiting their son-in,iaw an. u,
daughter. Mai and Mrs. Jonn n
KahIe in New York, will return &c
their anartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel tomorrow.
Mrs. Grace p. Gray VIII leaVt
shortly TO make a brief visit to hei
father, Mai. James w. Powers II
Gainesville, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford K. BerrymaI
and their daughter, Miss floreIlc'
Rerrvman, viii leave today LOT q lIil
of two months through the Irah'
CANYON and the National Farks.
Miss Mary Anderson Pugh WIN g
70 Newport to be the guest OF Cap'
and Mrs. G.. E. Riggs during the JOIN
maneuvers in Narragansett Bay IN
week of May p.
Hsrs Thomas Ash Clayton and he
daughter. Miss Louise Claytor. viii D
among the passengers aboard the De
Grasse. sailing Tuesday, June Z. 10
Europe. DR.. Clayton and his son, MI
Richard Clayton, will join them late
in the season.
Mrs Retta B. Campbeh OF era"
fordsvile, Ind, who spent the Winte
at the Women's City Cup VIII sIal
Tuesday for her home. She will late
make a trip to Alaska and Hawaii.
Mrs. Campbell will be guest of homo
al dinner and bridge tomorrow eve
ming at the Women's City Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack +. Ross of NJ
bile, Ala, and DR.. and Mrs. r. '. Ia!
1or. jr., who returned recently fror
n.o xy;c;{ipD the