Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19
Trips Overseas Included
In Midsummer Program
Record of Society Activities and Notable Happen
nes of Week-Many Washinetonians
Registered at Pleasure Resorts

Mrs. Paul Myron Linebarger has a
her house guests her brother, Mr. vii
liam Desrden Of Evanston. H., and Mrs
Hubert Hixon of Missouri. Mrs. Line
barcer will sail September ! with he
two sons. Mr. Paul Myron Linebargei
5r.. and Mr. Wentworth Linebarger, Il
Join judge Linebarser. Mrs. Linebar
ger will place her two sons in Schoo
IN England Mfr Paul Mvron Line
harger ir was the Youngest graduate
Of Central High School last year. grad
uating at the age of Ia years, and ht
has luSt completed a Summer course
Of the George Washington University.
Dr. and Mrs. William Msther Lewis
and their daughter. Miss Sally Lewis
have been in Rome. Italy. where they
were at the Flora Hotel for = week oil
10 DAYS Dr.. Lewis was formerly preSl'
dent Of George Washington University
and Miss Lewis was presented 10 So
eiety shortly before they went TO EaSton
Pa. where he is now serving as presi-
Gent Of Lafayette College,
MFR. and Mrs. Sidney Thomas will &C
Tuesday to Beverly Farms, Mass. sno
~ill return TO Washington early in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. percival RidSdale and hel
DAUGHTERS, Miss Betty RidSdale and Miss
Patricia RidS6ale. have returned from
q three month motor tour of England
France and Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hume, who
passed the first part of the week at the
Cavalier Hotel at Virginia Beach. re-
turned to Washington Friday.
Dr. william Neal Cogan. dean of the
Dental School at Georgetown Univer-
sitv. has gone to Minneapolis to attend
the SEVENTEEN annual session OF the
American Dental Association.
Mrs Robert Dove. accompanied by
Miss Helen Blackstone. motoreo 10
Colonial Beach and is spending the re-
mainder Of the season al the Colonial
Hotel.
Capt Vladimir de Sveshnikof will
leave Washington Saturday for San
Francisco ana will sail from there
August 81 aboard the President Lincoln
for Manila. Capt Sveshnikoff. who
has been in Washington since the
World War. will be in charge OF the
chemical and meteorological laboratory
st the naval station al Manila, and eX-
poets to be there for two years. Capt.
SveshnikofT has been moving spirit IN
several of the bachelor organizations
which have been formed in the recent
years for dancing. and will be greatly
missed in the younger circles
Miss Judith L. Steele and Miss
Fannie C. Steele of 2ll6 Kalorama
road northwest are spending part OF
August at Atlantic City.
Mrs. william Lavarre has returned
from visits to Cape May and Orkney
Springs and next week viii 90 TO New
York to be the guest of her son-in-lsw
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Ballinger.
Mrs. Lavarre viii meet her son. Mr..
Franklin Merriweather Lavarre. and
Mr.. Claude Andrews on their arrival
early in September from Europe. where
they are spending the Summer.
Miss Mary E. Deffinbaugh has re-
turned to Washington after spending
thu early Summer al Middlebury. VT,
where she attended the French College.
Or. ]. l. whiteside and daughters.
Miss Mary Whiteside and Miss Mar
earss whiteSide. are spending some
time at Cape MAY, after which they
vii BE- Inc guests OF MI ana MIS-.
Charles Henry of Chicago. at Seaside
Park. NJ j.. whore they have taken a
cottage for the Summer
Mr.. and Mrs w D. Thomas of 29i2
seventeenth street northeast and Mrs.
y A. warthen and her daughters. Mar
earet and Charlotte. Of 32le Seven
teentn street northeast have been
spending a few weeks at the Merrimac,
ir Ocean View. Va.
Mrs. r. Belk Smith Of Laurel. Miss.
formerly Miss Alice Kicker is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Kicker
In their home in Chevy Chase.
Mrs Smith came to Washington with
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Herbert and their
daughter. Mss Catherine Herbert. max
ins the trip by motor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert and daughter. who are from
Jackson. Miss. also are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kicker.
Mrs l. Herman Foelker Of Holly
wood Calf. who has been visiting for
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