Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
Former Postmaster General
And Mrs. New Close Home
VIII Spend Summer at Their Lodge on Turtle
Lake, Mich-Other Notable Residents
On Vacation.

Former Postmaster General and Mrs.
Harry g. New started the first Of the
week by motor for their lodge on Turtle
Lake Michigan and will not return to
their suburban home, Hemlock Hedge,
10 Edgemoor, until the early part Of
August.
Mrs Benjamin Warder Thoron has
gone to Narragansett Pier and is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ben
ming Spencer, who are occupying VIII
field, the former home Of Mr.. Philip
Randolph.
Col. and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien sailed
Friday for q stay Of three months
abroad, and before returning to their
suburban home, Esta Brook, they will
visit Mrs. O'Brien's son-in-law and
daughter, Baron and Baroness van der
Elst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
started yesterday for their Summer
home on Schroon Lake for the re-
malnder Of the season. Mrs. Townsend
returned last week from short stay
abroad and joined Mr.. Townsend In
their Washington home the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclellan Ritz
ter, who have been at Fishers Island,
are now on Cape Cod for the remainder
Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer
sailed Wednesday to spend the re-
mainder of the Summer in Europe and
will not return until the end OF Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., and her
daughter, little Miss Mariana Evans,
are visiting the Misses Beers In their
cottage. Gray Shingles, at Block Island,
r. T., until the first Of next week.
Young Joshua Evans, 3rd. and Philip
Wharton Evans, sons OF Mr.. ano MRS.
Joshua Evans, jr., have gone 70 camp
Yohanka, at Linville, N. c., for the
Summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Clark and the
latters sister, Miss Gertrude Lut1, WIZ
go to New York the first OF the week;
and Mrs Clark and Miss LutZ Will san
Wednesday to spend the remainder OF
the season abroad. Mr.. Clark will re-
turn to Washington the middle OF the
week.
Mrs. Richard Hume returned the frst
mart of the week from stay at Re-
hoboth Beach, Del.
Mr.. David Hunt Blair has returned
to his apartment at the Wardman PARK
Hotel after visiting IN North Caronna.
Mrs. Blair has remained In the Soutn
fora while Longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delrey w. Coleman and
their son of New York City spent the
Fourth and last week end with Mrs.
Coleman's parents, Mr. and MIS-. George
to- taatp COUNTRY hnY1R Ar Sea-
brook, Md.
Mr.. Coleman's parents, MAJ. and Mrs
Ernest A. Coleman, joined the house
party at Seabrook and remained over
the week end.
DR.. and Mrs. Cornelius de Weese,
with their two children, Mr.. Billy de
weese and Miss Dorothy de Weese, are
established In the cottage on South
Newport avenue in Ventnor, N j.,
where they will be until the middle OF
September.
Miss Phyllis Noe, Mr.. Daniel Vixen
den and Mr. Robert Hickok have re-
turned to their home, In Manhasset,
Long Island, after spending week
with their schoolmate, Miss Josephine
Newell In the home OF her parents,
Col and Mrs. George M. Newell, on
Washington street.
Mrs. Charles F. williams and Miss
Eettie Fague will start Wednesday for
California, where they will be guests OF
Capt and Mrs. John M. Ellicott at
Mare Island Navy Yard.
Mr., and Mrs. William Reinhard Boil
ten OF Lexington place are at Skyland,
Va, for the month Of July.
Mrs. j. M. Biddle and her son, Mr..
Samuel Biddle. have gone to California
and spent last week at the Fairmont
Hotel In San Francisco.
Mr.. John Woods, son of Dean and
Mrs. George B. Woods, Is spending his
Summer vacation In camp in Estes Park,
Colo.
Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, jr., has as
her guest in her home on Forty-f1fth
street her sister, Miss Frances Langford
of Richmond, KY, who will accompany
Mrs. johnson on her Summer vacation
later In the month.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank z. Gibson, ac-
companied by their son, Frank, will sail
from New York Friday on the 8. 8.
Statendam.
They will make tour Of Europe, in
Guiding the Oberammergau Passion Play |
and will return In early September.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Ionk1n OF iii |
Fifteenth street northwest, accompanied |
by their daughter, Miss M. Elizabeth |
Tonkin, will leave Friday to spend the |
remainder of the Summer abroad. They |
will sail from Hoboken, N. j., on the |
S. S. Statendam and will dock at Ply |
mouth, England. Most of their time |
abroad will be devoted to visiting rela- |
tives and renewing old friendships In |
England. They will return to this |
country the early part Of October.
The Rev. Irving w. Ketchum sailed |
July on the American Trader for Lon |
don. He will attend the Passion Play |
at Oberammergau later going to Switz- |
erland, Holland and France. MI |
Ketchum, who is pastor of Peck Chapel |
in Washington, Is Of Dutch ancestry |
and is going for the first time to visit |
the country Of his forebears. He ex-
poets to return to the United States on
the Leviathan.
Mrs. Ketchum has as her guest in
her home on Forty-f1fth street, her
mother, Mrs. j. w. Freley, Of Aurora,
N. Y.
Miss Mary Susan Crenshaw Is visit
ing her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows
McNeir, in their country place Creed
moor near Warrenton, Va. Miss Cren-