Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01
Miss Agnes VIM Returning
From Visit in Europe.

From Visit in Europe.
Miss Agnes VIM, who has spent the
Summer in Europe, will arrive in New
York on the steamship George Wash
ington Of the United States Lines, Sep
TENDER ID, and come directly to Wash
ington. She is accompanied by Miss
Fife MacGregor of Washington.
Miss Helen Kreamer and Miss Vir-
gi1ia Roache have returned to their
homes in Washington after spending
weeks vacation at Virginia Beach,
Va.
Little Dorothy Marie Templeton has
returned to her home in Brightwood
D. c., after spending the week end with
her little cousin, George Catherine
Horner of Silver Spring, Md.
The Misses sutro have returned to
the Capital after a visit of several
weeks with Mrs. Edward Mcdowell at
her home at Peterboro. N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Trout of
Philadelphia are guests at the Colonial.
Before returning home they will visit
Luray, Va; Pittsburgh and Cumberland,
Md. At the latter place they will visit
Miss Hazel and Miss Marguerite Oders,
reaching Philadelphia Monday.
MI. anu Mis-. WAuldIH NIldpLl k1ulG-
ington have closed Journeys End"
their Summer home near Bluemont, Va,
and are sailing on the France to spend
the Winter in Paris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntington will return to Washington
next Spring.
Miss Marion Broadfoot of Amherst,
Mass; Miss Beatrice Marshall and Miss
Hilda Marshall of Taylor Island. Nd,
have come by motor to Washington ana
are at the Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. Volney Ogle Chase and children,
Volney Ogle and Genevieve May, are
spending sometime at PatuXent Beach.
Mr.. Chase joins them for week ends.
Mrs. Burchill of England
Makes Brief Stay in Capital.
Mrs. A. G. Burchill of Caldy, Eng
land spent several days at the Dodge
Hotel during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs L. r. Eakin and their
son, l.. r. Eakin, jr., have returned to
their apartment at the Mayhower, hav-
ing spent the Summer in Arborvitae,
Wis Their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Eisenhower, have
also returned to the city from a motor
tr'-- in New England.
Mrs. John D. MCGEE will return to her
apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
today from New Hampshire, where she
has gone to meet her son, Mr.. John D.
MCGEE, jr., who has been there in camp.
Mrs. MCGEE recently returned with her
son. Mr.. Kenneth MCGEE, from st.
Louis.
Mrs. Samuel w. Ferguson will close
at Chester. Nova Scotia, Thursday and
will stop in Halifax before coming to
Washington. Mrs. Ferguson will be at
1906 Sunderland place through this
month.
Mrs. William Henry White, who has
spent the month Of August at the
Buena Vista Springs Hotel, will assist
in the program there this evening giving
portions of the scenes from Romeo and
Juliet and Julius Caesar. Mrs. White
is a popular artist and played the part
of Desdemona with the late Charles
Hanford of Washington, in Othello.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hoover
Now SOjOurning in Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoover. who
went abroad several weeks ago. are
spending some time in Berlin, and will
90 to Paris to remain for a week or
more before sailing for home.
Miss Helen Harding DAILY, Miss Made
line Helig Hickey and Miss Irene Kath-
crime Schmidt of Washington are
spending Labor day in New York. MISS
DAILY and Miss Schmidt are visiting
Southampton Long Island, as guests OF
Mr.. John Kay DAILY, formerly OF wash
ington, for q short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs James H. Underwood
, have returned to their home at IL Ash
ton street, Chevy Chase, Md, from
Sherwood Forest where they have spent
the Summer in their cottage.
Miss Ann Patience Randel has re-
turned TO Washington after spending
the Summer In New Hampshire.
Miss Louise Hancock and Miss Mar
iorie Sirlouis are again in their Wash
+, ington homes after spending six weeks
touring on this continent. They visit
/ ed Lake Louise and Banff and the large
cities of the Pacific coast, andl made
the trip from San Diego to Mexico by
air.
Mrs. Otto Torney Simon has returned
to her apartment in stoneleigh Court