Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-14

OF erection for the Episcopal Home fol
Children Of which Mrs. David Meade
Lea is president. Mr.. and Mrs Lea
have returned to Washington earlier
than usual and have re-opened their
residence on Massachusetts avenue
They spent some weeks at the beautiful
estate of Three Hills, near Hot
Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lea also paid short
visits to White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va: Lexington and Orange, Va; before
returning home.
Dr. William Gerry Morgan, president
of the American Medical Association,
has returned from Salt Lake City,
Pueblo and ST. Louis where he attended
the State Medical Society meetings and
at each of which he delivered an adj
dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot-Stevens are en-
route to the family Summer home on
Eagle Lake, in the Adirondacks, hav-
ing spent few days in washington
IN order that Mrs. Stevens could at
tend to important work of the women's
board of Garfield Memorial Hospital. OF
which she is president.
The marriage of Mrs. Stevens nephew,
Mr.. Charles Conkling, to Miss Margaret
Barnum of Canton and Pacasset, Mass.
will take place tomorrow. The plans for
the large church wedding and reception
were given up on account OF the illness
of Mrs. Stevens brother, and TO in
sure his presence at their beautltui
island home, the wedding will be simply
arranged.
Miss Randolph and Miss Mary Ran
dolph who went to Newport after
series of visits on the North Shore OF
Massachusetts, are remaining at New
mort for the boat races, which started
YESTERDAY. From Newport the MISSES
Randolph will go to the mountains LOT
part of the Autumn.
Mrs. Daniel C. Stapleton and her
daughter, Miss Stellita Stapleton, are
at Wardman Park Hotel While opening
+heir house on Massachusetts, avenue
They have spent the Summer on the
North East harbor and in Canada.
Miss Janet Richards, who has been
in southern France for fortnight, Is
now in Geneva attending the September
sessions of the assembly OF the League
Of Nations, From Geneva MISS RlcnaroS
and Miss Cornelia Grams and MISS
Mama Peters, who are travelling with
her. will go to Spain, where tney plan
to spend the month of october.
The Rev. William Henry Pettus, rector
of Grace Episcopal Church, Everett,
Mass. and former rector OF ST. MARKS
Parish, Capitol Hill, accompanied py
Mr.. David Ross Beattie OF Arlington,
Mass, returned home on the S; 5.
George washington from Europe, where
they visited England, Belgium, Germany,
Austria. Italy, Switzerland and France,
and attended the 1300th anniversary
of the Episcopal Diocese of Norwich,
England and the Passion Play at Ooer-
ammergau.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Poe Hart sailed yes
tercay from New York on the Virginia
for Havana. Cuba, where they VIII
spend a short time. Mrs Hart was be-
fore her marriage Miss Alice Bellentlne.
DIR. and Mrs. John Foote, Miss Polly
Foots and Mr.. william d. Foote. who
arrived on the George Washington Wed
nesday after Summer IN Europe, are
now at their home on Mintwood place.
Or. Foote, who is dean of the School
Of Medicine at Georgetown University,
was DESIGNATED by the State Department
AZ a delegate from the United States to
the second international Pediatric Con-
0ress which was held in Stockholm dur
ing August. Besides a week IN Stock
holm they visited France and England
and were guests Of friends In 'Wiesbaden
and Cologne.
Miss Anita Schade of 1929 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest returns TO her
home tomorrow accompanied by her
niece, Anita Virginia Mueller, after an
absence Of nearly two months at the
seastore and in the mountains.
DIR and Mrs. Alfred d. wilkinson OF
1910 Randolph street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael A. Keane of 3611 Fulton street
are spending the first two weeks OF
September at the Hotel Dennis, At
lantic City, N. J.
Mrs. Katherine Hurd and Miss Lid
amaze Hurd of New York City, mother
and sister of Mr. Charles Hurd OF the
New York Times Bureau In Washing
ton. are guests at the Mayfiower while
here making plans. for their residence
In the Capital this Winter.
Miss Margaret Sumner and Miss Viz
ginia Richards, accompanied by Miss
Summers mother, left by motor Mon
day for San Diego. Calf. stopping with
friends in Oklahoma City and San
Francisco for a brief visit. Mrs. Sum-
ner will remain in San Francisco. Miss
Sumner and Miss Richards will con-
tinue to San Diego where they will be
guests of Col and Mrs. Harry Lay, aunt
and uncle Of Miss Richards.
Mrs. Leadbetter, wife Of DR.. Guy w.
Leadbetter of Cathedral avenue, has re-
turned to her home from spending the
Summer at New Found Lake, N. H.
She was accompanied by her two chill
dren, Guy w. and Patricia Leadbetter.
Mrs. Ruth Butler of Forty-fifth street.
who was with Mrs. Leadbetter this
Summer, will return tomorrow. Mrs.
Buffers three children Ruth Ann, John
and Francis are with her.
Mrs. Carl w. Mitman of Klingle street
Is again at her Summer camp near
Dingmans Ferry, N. j., after spending
some time as the guest of Mrs. Thomas
A. Morgan at Garden City, Long Island.