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SOCIETY
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closed their apartment at 1861 Ores
cent place and will sail from New York
tonight an the Statendam for Rotter-
dam, Holland. They plan to be abroad
about six weeks and will return on the
Aquitania from Southampton Au-
gust 10.
Mr.. Brand is delegate to the fifth
congress of the International Chamber
of Commerce, at Amsterdam, July to
Is, and will speak at the conference
of European Commercial Attaches in
Paris July 20 to August 3.
While in Europe, Mr.. and Mrs. Brand
will visit friends in England, France.
Germany and Holland. Mr.. Brand
plants in Germany and France and will
visit the experiment station Of the
International Superphosphate Institute
ut Hamburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Chiswell will
have as their guests at the Wardman
Park Hotel, Mrs. Arthur Van Buren,
Gambler and her small son of Tulsa.
who will arrive tomorrow.
Miss Adrienne Erwin has as her house
quests her sister, Mrs. Charles w. Ray,
aSad her daughter, Miss Helen Ray OF
Lincoln, Nebr; also Miss Mabel Henry
OF Indianapolis, ina.
Miss Erwin entertained so at a tea
Tuesday to meet her guests. Mrs. Ray
Miss Ray and Miss Henry will visit
Atlantic City, New York, Newport and
Boston before returning to their homes.
Mrs. Rafael r. Gown and her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Schoonmaker. jr., are at the Weylin
in New York, having gone there from
Kingston, N. Y.
Miss Elizabeth Lee Lombard has gone
to Maplewood, N. j., to attend the
graduation of Miss Dorothy Pickett
formerly of this city. Before return
ing to washington she will visit Miss
Gertrude Davis of Trenton, N. j.,
daughter of Mrs. william Sexton Davis
Aqua Church, Virginia,
Arranges Tea Tomorrow.
The parish of Aqua Church will
serve tea tomorrow afternoon in the
old church grounds, just of the Rich
north of Stafford Courthouse and
miles south of Triangle.
This tea is for all those who are in
tereSted in historic colonial churches
This parish was formed in 1867. the
church being built in 1857. The ole
church is the most historic building 1r
old Stafford, the county of George
Washington's boyhood. The Moncures
the SCOTS and the BrentS LADY Balti'
more (worshiped there. Critics have
said that Aqua is the best specimen o.
colonial church architecture in Vir'
ginia. It's original three-tier pulpit
one of the two left in America, still re-
mains. The ladies Of the parish arr
endeavoring to open the road from thu
highway so that the church will b.
both visible and accessible to tourists.
Mrs. H. s. Evans with her daughter
Mrs. F. K. Greer and the latter's chill
dren, Caroline and Nancy, have opened
their cottage at Ocean City, N. j. Mr.
Evans has remained at their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel, bu
will join them for the week ends.
Mrs. William Stevenson has motoreC
to washington from her home in Mid
dleburg, Va, and is stopping at thu
Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell Withrov
and their daughter, Miss Alta Withrow
Of Bakersfield, Calf, have motorec
across the continent and are spending
several DAYS in Washington on theil
way to New York. They are staying al
the Mayfower.
Mr.. and Mrs N A. Ferris Of Roches-
Ter are at the Grace Dodge Hotel, hav-
ing come to Washington to remain q
week or more.
Mrs. Seneca Lewis has closed hel
apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
and has gone to join her mother, Mrs
Eugene McFall, in their Summer home
at Putin Bay for the remainder Of the
season.
EImira College Club
To Give "ProfeSSionaF Dinner.
The members of the Elmira Col
lege Club of Washington will enter
tain their families and guests at
progressive dinner tomorrow. The FRS
course will be served in the home o.
Mrs. Paul Dunbar at 81 Cumberland
avenue, in Somerset. Nd, at 5:3C
O'Clock; Mrs. Charles N. Rippey al
Heights will have the second course
Mrs. Earle Brown of Woodside, Md.
will have the third course, and aftel
the fourth course, in the home Of
Mrs. Lawrence Beebe at Rosemary
street in Chevy Chase, Md, the COM
pany will adjourn to the home Of
the president, Mrs. Frederick w
Croker at 207 Elm street. Chevy
Chase, Nd, where three-act sketch
1.-The Ugly Duckling," will be pre-
scented.
This play was written by student
IN the dramatic Worship at Elmirs
College and was given for the first
time at the midyear council meeting