Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
Mrs. Borah Left Yesterday
For Home in Idaho.

MIS-. b0Tan kClS AScSSAAAs
For Home in Idaho.
Mrs. William (. Borah. wife Of Sona-
tor Borah, left Washington yesterday
for her home in Boise, 1oano. where
She will remain until September. Mrs.
Borah was hostess 10 a small company
at luncheon Saturday on the roof gar
den Of the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. ". irving Glover. wife OF the
Assistant Postmaster General, ana
daughter Frances are leaving tomorrow
for Salt Lake City and Zion canyon
and points in Colorado. They will be
absent from Washington until August /.
The charge d'afaires OF Belgium. NJ.
Robert SilverCruyS and the first Secre-
tary, NJ. Edouard dc Street, returned
this morning from New York. where
they were over Sunday, having gone
10 bid the Ambassador, Prince Aibsrt
dc Ligne. bon voyage when he sailed
SATURDAY for his Belgian home.
Mr.. James J. O'Hara, assistant solicit
tor for the Department Of Commerce,
entertained a party Of five at dinner al
the Congressional Country Club sun
cav IN honor Of the solicitor for the
department and former governor OF
West Virginia, Nr. E. F. Morgan, ana
MIS- Morgan. The other guests were
Miss Mary H Byrne and Miss Catha-
ylne T. Byrne.
Signor Leonardo Vitetti, secretary Of
the italian embassy, was host at
luncheon Saturday On the Willard ROOF
garden.
Lieut.. William A. Cable. U. S. N, Of
the John Marshall Apartments, an
nouncss The engagement OF his daugn-
ter, Miss Bertha cable, 10 Mr.. John B.
Daniel.
japanese Attache Host
at Roof Garden Dinner.
Mr.. Ken Tsurumi, attache Of the
japanese embassy. was host to a dinner
party on the willard roof garden Sat-
urday evening, when he entertained q
small party.
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews has re-
turned from tour among the historic
gardens OF Howard County, Nd, dur
ing which she was the guest OF Mrs.
Charles Worthington Dorsey Lyon at
White Hall Mrs. Andrews gave a lee
ture OF the Symbolism OF Trees" Sat-
nrday for the benefit of old st. Johns
parish and afterward was the guest
of honor at q tea given by Mrs. CharlsS
Hammond Cromwell at Wilton.
Mrs. Andrews viii be the guest of
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. ana
Mrs. E F. Andrews, on the Andrews
estate IN Fairfax County. Va, for a
fortnight and viii then leave for Maine
70 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pennington.
Mrs Basil Miles is visiting Mrs j.
Borden Hartman at her home, at 2017
~cfsS vr~A tow ~vN1 Gre
Miles were guests with Mrs: James F.
Gusts until she closed her house.
Miss Alma Clarita Mestres and heI
fiance. Mr. Charles r Moeser, jr., Of
Cincinnati. with the members of their
wedding party, were the guests over
Sunday Of Miss Francesca Carey, who
viii be one Of Miss Mestres' brides
maids at her wedding Wednesday. Miss
Carey entertained in the Summer home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Francis Carey, at Oyster Bay. Among
those In the house party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Moeser Of Cincinnati
parents Of the bridegroom; Mrs Richard
A. MeStres, mother Of the bride, and
Miss Theodosia Shaler and Mr. Hubert
Vincent Davis, who were married at
noon today, and for whom Miss Mestres
was maid Of honor.
Miss Clara Burton Of Massillon. Ohio.
Is spending several weeks in Washington
en- route from Orlando. Fla, where she
has been through the Winter Miss Bur-
ton is accompanied BY Miss Ramsdell Of
Orlando.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Bush and her daugh-
ter. Miss Clarice Bush, spent the week
end in Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. widow OF
the former President, has sailed for
Europe TO spend several weeks She
wiIl visit her son-in-law and daughter,
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Derby, and their
children In Switzerland and will prob
ebly visit her sister, Mrs. Emily Carow,
in Naples.
Former Undersecretary Of State. Mr.
Norman II. Davis, who has opened his
Summer home Oronooue at Stock
bridge, Mass. has gone 10 Houston
Tex. 70 attend the Democratic national
convention Miss Mary Davis, daughter
of Mr. Davis, has as her guest al
Oronoqae Miss Martha Dickinson Of
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Davis brother, Mr.. Paschall
Davis, sailed Saturday 10 spend the
Summer abroad.
The Marine Band concert annually
gsen for the ladies resident al the
T.ouise Home and which has been de-
erred from time 10 time on account oi
the weather win be given on the lawr
Of the home tomorrow afternoon al
$50 O'Clock for the ladies and then
guests,
Mr. and Mrs Cabot Stevens. who al.
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