Evening star., 1928-06-10

WMeSA All washington WIN tne loL :
mer'S brother, Mr.. John Campbell
White, in the home of their father, the
late Mr.. Henry White, former United
States Ambassador to France
Mrs. John Campbell White will 60 to
New Hampshire the first Of next week,
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis will
start this morning by motor to Lexing-
ton. Va, to attend the finals of the
Virginia Military Institute. from where
Mr.. Dennis graduated. They will re-
turn Thursday.
Mrs Gibson Fahnestock has as her
guest in her Summer home, Harrison
House. at Newport Miss Dorothy Sellers
Of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Wade H. Ellis have left
for Kansas City to attend the conven-
ton. They will spend few days in
their old home in Cincinnati before
returning to washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, who spent many Winters in
Washington, are again at Newport for
the season and are now staying at the
LaForge.
Mrs Henry White, widow of the late
Mr.. Henry White, United States Am
baSSador to France for some years, has
opened her Summer home, The Elrns,
n Lenox for the season.
Mr. William Laird Dunlop, Sd, has
returned to his home on Nineteenth
street from Augusta Military Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax will
close their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel the end of the week and
motor TO Bass Rocks Mass, where they
will spend the Summer months. They
viii spend several days in New York
and Boston en- route.
MFR. and Mrs. c. J. Williamson have
visiting them in their apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel their daughter,
Mrs. w. J. Linton and little Anne Lin
ton. They spent several days the past
week at Annapolis with Mrs. William
sons sister and brother-i r-in-law, Lieut.
and Mrs. c. Lloyd Todd. Thursday
they viii leave for motor trip to New
York and viii spend week with Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Southgate before re-
turning to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Brock motored
% West Point to join their daughter,
Hiss Anna c. Brock, who has been
there for June week. They viii return
b. motor the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Radford Moses and Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Winslow left the
Capital yesterday for Seattle, Wash,
where from June Is to 81 they will
attend The Kiwanis Club convention.
Mr. Moses is president Of the WASH
ington Kiwanis Club and Mrs. Winslow
10 secretary.
They viii be absent for q month.
tEavelng quite generally through the
West and going to Seattle by the North
ern route. They win return home by
the Southern route.
Afiss Elizabeth Shaw, daughter of
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. George 6. Shaw.
who graduated from Goucher College
Monday, is now spending June week at
West t10int. Miss Shaw. accompanied
by her mother, viii spend the Sum-
nser abroad and viii sail Saturday.
lErs Monroe Hopkins and Miss
Frances Hopkins and Mrs. p. Landon
Banfield win sail for Europe June IS
They will motor with a small party
from the British Isles, Holland, Belgium
an6 France.
Afr. and Mrs. w. H. Coyle of New
Rochelle are spending few days In
Washington at the Mayflower with their
son, Mr.. Robert CoyIe, student at
Georgetown Preparatory School, who
viii return TO New York with them.
Their daughter Martha and another
scn Richard are also with them here.
Miss Frances Larner Gore viii have
AS her house guess Miss Catherine Jack,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK Jack
Of Augusta, Ga, who viii arrive TO-
marrow.
Mr and Mrs. Peter Upton Muir are
stopping at the Hotel Hamilton, having
arrived Friday aboard the steamship
Biancamano from Italy.
Afiss NorvelI Clark Munford and Mrs.
A. r. Reauregard will reach Washington
Wednesday morning from California,
where they have spent the last three
months.
Mr. and hrs. r. Robbins Of London
arrived In Washington Friday from the
Pacific Coast and viii be at the May
flower until Monday, when they are
leaving for New York preparatory TO
sailing for home June 20. Mr. and
this trip, which has taken them around
the world.
Ar. and Mrs. r. 3. Porter and their
daughter. Miss Eleanor Porter, have re-
turned 70 the WaTd1nan Park Hotel
after ar absence Of several months. Mr.
Porter and Miss Porter spent some time
on the Pacific Coast and then rejotned
Mrs. Porter In Detroit for a visit.
Ms. and Mrs. Percy G. Brady are
attending the bankers convention at
Montauk, Long Island They will later
% 70 New York for a few days visit.
Mr &nd Mrs. Thomas j. Stead will
sail Saturday On the Caledonia going
direct 10 Glasgow, and win spend
week In Scotland, where they will visit
Mr and Mrs. John Henderson OF Glen
Tower. KelyinEi6e. Mrs. Henderson was
formerly Miss Dorothy Yates, daughter
Of former GOV. and Mrs. Richard Yates.
Caledonia and viii pass the remainder
Of the Eunuer At the Wardrnan Park
Hotel
Mrg. Mary Conroy and daughter left
during the week " attend kile Republ-
lican convention In Kansas City.
Dr, and Mrs. Arthur Keith left
Washington Friday for their Summer
home on Mount crotched I'm New Hamp-
shire ard viii not reopen their Wash
fsagton house HDtil late In the Pail,
or an6 MFs. Irving Walker 0f Eos~
tCn ARE returning home today having
spent the week In Washington at the
MayfioWeF,
Hiss FaIlAy Ei0ofnes il c0nyaisEcent
o. her home from serious illness.
Mrs j j. Eew left LAST week for
Csnada and Mrk. l., q. BeW has gone
~ New York and will sail Saturday ~
pass tbs summer In England,
AF. and Mrs Harry r.. Ashton III
Rutland Courts have visiting tflem