Evening star., 1928-10-07
Prominent Folk Scheduled
Among Visitors in Capital
Washington Notables Returning to Capital for
Winter-Personal Notes Obtained by
Viewing the Passing Throng.

Senator Arthur H. Vandenburg, VIII,
| spent few days in Washington re
Gently, was accompanied by his son
Mr. Arthur H. Vandenburg, jr., who
has entered the George Washington
University Law School, Senator an6
Mrs. Vandenburg have taken a suite
at the Willard for the coming season
They will close their house In Crane
Rapids late In November and will be
accompanied to Washington by theil
two young daughters. Miss Barbara
Vandenburg and Miss Betty Vanden-
burg.
Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed Of
Missouri are in Washington for an in
definite stay and are at the Mayflower
Surgeon General Merritt w. Irelanc
| will leave today for Boston, where he
will attend the American College OF
| Surgeons.
Mrs. Ireland will leave today for Chi.
cago to spend month with her sister
Mrs. Walter Irwin.
The acting solicitor of State and Mrs
Joseph Richardson Baker have returned
| to Washington and are at 2032 Belmont
road.
Mrs. Baker will be at home infor-
mally the first Saturday of each month
beginning Saturday, November 8.
Gen. and Mrs. Peter Murray and
their daughter. Miss Janet Elizabeth
Murray. who have been living in New
York City for four or five years, have
returned to Washington and taken an
apartment In the St. Regis, at 2219
California street. Miss Murray grad
uated in June from the Emma Willard
School in Troy, N. Y.
Admiral and Mrs. Willard H. Brown
son have returned to Washington after
an absence of four months spent in the
New England States, and will be at the
Mayfower during the Autumn season.
Admiral and Mrs. Brownson will 60 to
Mountain Lake Club in Florida for the
Winter.
Col. and Mrs. George w. Burleigh of
New York. are passing the week end at
the Mayhower, having come to Wash
lngton for the military carnival at the
War College following their attend
ance at the wedding Friday in Balti-
more of Miss Charlotte Symington
Riggs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Bright Riggs, and Mr.. E. Courtlandt
Parker of Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. E. j. Dorm, who passed
the Summer at Virginia Beach and
motoring in Virginia, have returned and
opened their house on Twenty-f1rst
street.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles H. Harlow
have returned to Washington from
Lake Placid Club, N. Y, where they
spent the Summer. and are again in
residence at the Mayflower, where they
maintain an apartment.
Capt. and Mrs. Howard F.. K. Cahill
have returned to Washington and open
ed their apartment at 2124 I street
northwest, after motor trip through
the Middle Western and New England
States.
Mrs. David Hunt Blair, wife of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, who
accompanied party of friends on the
special train to Elizabethton, Tenn, to
hear Mr.. Hoover's address last evening,
will join Mr.. Blair in their apartments
at the Wardman Park Hotel today. Mr..
and Mrs. Blair will have with them for
the Winter Mrs. Blairs son, Mr.. j. Bar
nett Douglass.
Lieut.. and Mrs. irving Quincy, who
have been stationed at Fort Ethan AL
len. VT, since their marriage in Febru-
ary, will make their home In New York
City for the Winter. Lieut.. Duffey hav-
ing been detailed to take poSt-gradu-
ate course in law at Columbia Univers-
ity in preparation for an appointment
as instructor at West Point. Mrs. Duffey
was Miss Frances Hopkins. daughter of
Col. and Mrs Frank E. Hopkins, and
was one of the popular debutantes of
several seasons ago.
FORMER Consul General and Mrs.