Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-02

Ia today celebrating the sixty
~ fourth anniversary OF his ertn,
at his home, the Glades, Minot.
Mass. He Is the son OF John quincy
Adams and descends from the SECOND
President of the United States, John
Adams. Mrs. Adams is spending the
season at their Massachusetts, home
and the Secretary joins her there when
ever possible.
The Attorney General and Mrs VIII
Ham Dewitt Michel, and their son,
Mr.. William Mitchell, sailed at noon
today on the California to spend q
short vacation in England Irelano ana
Scotland.
House Member and Mrs. Britten
Sail for Annual Trip Abroad.
Representative and Mrs. Fred Brit
ZEN are sailing today from New YORK
10 spend several weeks in Europe.
They are on the Leviathan.
Mrs. John A. Hull, wife Of the
former Judge advocate general, now
serving as legal counsel on the STAN OF
The Governor General of the Philip
pines, will leave Washington on Wed
nesday to Join Gen. Hull. She VIII be
ACCOMPANIED by her youngest son,
John Bowler Hull, and Miss Hilda Ann
Hill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VAL
Ham A. Hill, who will spend the WINTER
As Mrs. Hulls guest in Manila. The
marty will make a brief visit in chicago
and will then 60 directly to Mrs Hull's
former home near Tulsa, Okla, where
they will be the guests of her father,
Mr. Thomas Bowler In San Francisco,
thew will be joined by Mr.. and MRS.
Frederic Winship, the latter a frequent
guest In Washington at her SISTER
home on Massachusetts, avenue. MRS;
Hull, her son and Miss Hill VIII san
and viii stop en- route in Honolulu.
They will make q three weeks visit In
Japan and spend about the same time
La China before proceeding TO Mania.
Mrs. Hull has been one of the active
hostesses in the Army and residential
set ever since her marriage TO Gen
Hull about 10 years ago, she was. pc
Bowler, a member of pioneer
Colonial family, originally of Rhode
Island but prominent in the history
OF Oklahoma. Mrs. Hull was chosen
to unyeil the statue recently erected In
that State to the pioneer women OF
the Southwest. Her elder son, Charles
Bowler King, is a graduate OF West
Peint and is now stationed at Fort
Washington, and Ludlow Kink, mem
Der of this years class, was assigned TO
the air service and will be in San
Diego, Calf, after September /.
Mrs. Yarnell. wife of Rear Admiral
Harry E. Yarnell, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Thomas. at Newport.
The chief of the Western European
Division of the State Department, Mr.
J. Theodore Mariner, Is sailing today
on the Leviathan for London, where ne
win spend short time.
The American consul at Marseille
and Mrs. James p. Mofitt and their
daughter, Miss Meredith Mofhtt, are
leaving today for the formers post
They are sailing on the Leviathan.
The newly appointed first secretary
Of the United States embassy In Paris,
Mr.. Prentis B. Gilbert, and Mrs. Gil
bert are sailing today on the Leviathan
for the formers new post.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney
are among those sailing today from
New York on the Leviathan to spend
the remainder of the Summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs: Edwin w. Evans. an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Nancy Conner TO Mr. Alexander Browne
BLalr, son OF MI. ana MIS-. Faul Alex
ander Blair, Saturday, July 26. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Walter Dye of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Ellicott City, Md.
Plans Complete for Wedding.
OF Miss Francis and Mr.. Foy.
A wedding of interest in Washing
ton win take place August 16 at Sugar
Hill, N. H. when Miss Margaret Francis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold VIII
liam Francis of East Orange, N. j., will
become the bride of Mr.. John Francis
Foy of this city. The ceremony will be
performed at st. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, the Rev. r. Eliot Marshall of
Boston officiating, and reception will
follow at Peckett's on Sugar Hill.
Miss Francis has chosen for her
bridesmaids her two cousins, Miss Caro-
line Clarke and Miss Jane Goodlove,
both Of New York, and Miss Anne Bull