Evening star., 1927-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barker have
closed their apartment in the Sher-
man and left yesterday for a four
month tour in California.
Mrs. Mcguire, wife of Mai Hamil.
ton Ewing Mcguire Of the u. S. Field
Artillery, stationed at Gatun, Canal
Zone, recently arrived in Washington
accompanied by her small daughter.
and is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward II. Droop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Amherst Cecil,
who have been passing several days
at the Carlton Hotel. returned last
evening to Baltimore. They will sail
Saturday, June 4, to spend the Sum
mer in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Greenleaf left
yesterday for Glen Ridge, n. j., where
they will be the guests Of Mrs. Green.
leafs parents for the week end.
Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery Shepard,
who, with her son Monty, has made
her home at the Wlrdman Park Hotel
for the Winter. will go to Atlantic
| City to spend the month of June
From there they will motor to Maine,
where Monty will again attend the
Mount Kineo Camp for Boys. Mrs
| Shepard will divide her time between
Bar Harbor and other Maine resorts.
Miss Winifred White of Boston and
Miss Catherine Cronin of Gloucester
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael J. Mccain, and went yester.
day to Atlantic City for a short stay.
| Ihey viii visit in Philadelphia and
| New York before returning to their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Elting Han.
ma who have been residing at the
Wardman Park Hotel since their ar.
rival in Washington two months ago
from tour of South and Central
america, will leave for New York
Thursday. June ., and will sail on
the Majestic June for Europe. Mr..
| hanna, who has been assigned to the
inspection service of the State De
partment for the past two years, de.
| tailed to duty in Central and South
america: has been made Europea n
diplomatic inspector. and will visit the
various United States embassies and
legations In the European countries.
| DIR. and Mrs. Ross T. McIntire have
as sheir guests in their home, 3c21 s
street, DR.. and Mrs. Meyer Weiner
tot ST Louis. DIR. Wiener came to =.
a..
tlon conference. DR.. and Mrs, McIn.
tire entertained at dinner for their
| guests Thursday evening at the Con.
| gressional Country Club.
Judge Barber. who left for renning.
ton Thursday, will return to his apart.
| ment at the Wardman Park Hotel.
wnere ne viii remain until the close
| OF the session of the United STATE 6
Court of Customs Appeal. of which
ne mas been one Of the Judges since
| II was first organized in 1911. He
VIII then join Mrs. Barber at their
nome in Bennington for the Summer.
DR.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Cohen of Man.
cnester. England, who were delegates
70 the American Medical Association
Congress were the guests of their
cousin Mrs. Mildred Solomon. 1920
Ciydesdale place. Dr. Cohen, who is
edltor of the British Journal of Anes.
tnetlcs, was presented a scroll bv the
congress- Mrs. Cohen is the daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. William Rothband and
niece of Sir Henry and Lady Rothbani
OF Manchester. England.
Mr.. George P. Foster, who has bean
visiting his family for the past month.
mas returned to Cuba. Mr.: Foster is
director of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing in Havana, and is prom
| inently identified with the American n
colony in that city.
Maj. and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Mil.
ton have opened their Summer home
| at Seyton on Chesapeake Bay. in
| Maryland. Mrs. Milton recently re-
turned from Pennsylvania, accompany
| ing her sister, Mrs. w. G. Fronheider
| to Pottstown. After arranging her af-
| fairs in that city, Mrs. Fronheider will
come to Washington to make her flu.
tu-e home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman of
New York will arrive on Tuesday by
motor, and have made reservations at
the Carlton Hotel for the remainder
| Of the week. r,
Mrs. A.. G. Millspaugh and her son
Abbott have arrived in Washington
and are staying with Mrs. Mills
paugh's parents at 2252 Cathedral
avenue Mrs. Millspaugh is the wife
of DR.. A. c. Millspaugh, the admin
istrator general of the finances of
Persia. 49,
| Mrs Arthur Kelly Evans; of: Baiti- 4
| more. accompanied by Miss Shirley
Carter and Miss Wheat, are at the
| Carlton for several days en- route from
Hot Springs, where they have spent
several weeks.
Miss Margaret Baxter sailed yester-
day on the S. S. Minnetonka for Lon
don, where she win visit her uncle,
the Right Honorable Hugh P. Mac
| milan, K. c., going later to Edin-
burgh and the Highlands to visit her
Scotch relatives. She will be for the
Summer the guest of Right Honorable
Hugh P. Macmillan, X. c., a Gros-
venor road, London, England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar G. Davies of
New York will arrive tomorrow by
passed the Spring and will be at the
! Carlton Hotel for several days.
| Miss Vella Winner of Portland,
Oreg., has come to Washington to
make her home and has taken an
apartment in the Fairfax, at 2100
Massachusetts avenue. Miss Winner
is in charge of the publicity service of
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs and editor of the General Fed.
Grafton News.
Miss Geraldine House, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett o. House of st.
Paul, Minn., Is spending a week with
her uncle, Mr.. Horace w. Peaslee.
DIR. T. Z. Marshall of Sheridan,
Wyo., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Marshall of Cheverly.
Miss Raphael Ellis has returned to
her apartment at. 2700 Connecticut
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