The Washington times., 1930-07-19
NJ rs. Rogers
To Inspect
Camps
congressWOman to Spend
Summer Touring C N. 7.
A. Camps in North

Off for her annual summer
inspection tour Of the c. M.
r. A. camps In New England
Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers,
representative from the Fifth
Massachusetts, district. left
washington Thursday evening
for her home state.
Mrs. Rogers does not allow
herself Q summers vacation.
Her Job as q congreSsw0nlan
keeps her busy twelve months
In the year and an occasional
weekend ct her home In Lowell,
Mass, II the only holiday she
permits herself.
This year Mrs. Rogers win
20 first to Camp DevenS, her
favorite &c It Is In her own dis.
trict, and from there she win
60 Camp Adams In Rhode
Island. Ethan Allen in Vermont
and Mckinley in Maine.
TOurs BY Air
She will make the tour by
cir as Mrs. Rogers has earned
over and over again her title as
the Flying CongresSwomaI1."
She declares that flying saves
time, and time, in these pre-.
cious few months between the
sessions Of Congress, Is too
valuable to waste.
On her visit home this sum-
mer Mrs. Rogers Is planning
an anti.moth campaign, In an
effort to rid her district Of the
pests, which have been devas-
tating crops and orchards. Be
fore her departure she consulted
the Department Of Agriculture
authorities and is carrying with
her to Massachusetts, a whole
library Of information on the
subject.
Dinner Hostess
Miss katherine wman,
daughter Of the Assistant Secre'
tary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Seymour LowEnan, was hostess
at dinner last evening in compli'
ment to Miss Beatrice Little
field, whose marriage to Bow
man McCalla Macarthur takes
place this afternoon.
The guests included Miss Jean
Muslin, Of Philadelphia, q cou.
sin Of the bride, this afternoon;
Poinsett Lttlefield. brother Of
the bride; Miss Catherine HuS-
ton, Miss Marion Jardine, Miss
Mildred Huston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fulton Lewis, jr.; Miss Lucy Tur-
ner, Of Elmira, N. Y, guest Of
Miss Lowman; Miss Jean
Peoples, who viii be maid OF
honor at the wedding: Page
Hufty, Binford Valentine, Doug.
las Macarthur, william Arnold,
Charles Mcclure and Miller
Nichols, Of Kansas City.
Radio Speaker
Postmaster General Walter F.
Brown will be the speaker in the
National Radio Forum and
broadcast over the Columbia
network. Thursday, July "a, at
ESQ .. m. e. 8. r. (l0:3O p. m.
e. D. 8. To.
Problems Of the Postal Serv.
ice" is the title Of Mr.. Browns
talk, and he Is expected to en-
phasize the newer phases Of the
DEPARTMENTS work such as de-
velopment Of the air mail and
extension Of oceanic mail routes.
Probably no member Of Presi"
dent Hoover'S Cabinet has made
fewer public utterances than
has Mr.. Brown, since taxing
over the administration Of the
Postoffice Department, known
as the greatest single business
in the world"
This viii be the Postmaster
Generals debut as Q speaker in
the Forum, and with his radio
appearance every member Of the
Presidents Cabinet will have
taken part I'M that series which
now has become an institution
for acquainting people in all
sections Of the country with the
affairs Of their Government.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo A, Rem.
merit entertained a company
last evening at the supper
dance on the lie Paradis roof
garden. !
News Of Interest
The wide connection Of the
Moore family both in Washing |
ton and New York gives added
interest to the announcement
this morning Of the engage
lnent OF Miss Locha de Udy, |
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. de Udy, Of BuenoS Aires
and Cannes, France, to Clem-
ent Moore Ogden, only son Of
Mrs. Francis Ludlow Ogden, OF
New York and Cannes. and the
late Mr.. Ogden.
Miss de Udy and her parents
have lived in London and |
France for many years and Mr.. |
Ogden is now living in Cannes
with his mother.
He is Q great-grandson of
the Clement c. Moore who
wrote "The Night Before
Christmas and is q cousin Of
Darlington Moore, Of Washing |
ton. A member Of the family |
here was the late Clarence
Moore. who lost his life in the