Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-27

MRS. william Henry White will leave
Washington early in August and WIN
spend several weeks at the Buena Vista
Springs II stel at Buena Vista, Pa, going
North later in the season to remain
unt1 october.
Russ Anne Randoiph and Miss Mary
Raaaclph left Washington Friday ana
went 10 Cape Cod, where they are guests
Of Gen. and Mrs Charles q. Treat at
Hyannisport for ten days.
: The Misses Randolph Will 60 TO Nom
Quit, Mass, the first OF next week 10
visit MIR. and Mrs. Charles G. Glover, il.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman
viii leave washington the latter part OF
the week for their Summer home at
Southampton, Long Island, to spend
several weeks before going 10 newport
tn vssit Mrs Tuckerman's sister, Mrs.
frederic de Peyster.
AIRS. samues A. kimberly is spending
A fnrtnieht at Holly Farms, New Pres
ten- Conn, as the guest OF Mar ana MATS
Harry Turner Newcomb in their sum-
mar home. where she went the nrst
~ the week. After her visit at Holly
Farn1s. Mrs Kimberly will spend week
or more with her sister -n-law anu
rinces. Mrs. Wesley NJ. Oler and MISS
-.
Oler in their Summer home, Larchmont
Manor, at I.archmont, N. Y.
Mrs. Carson, widow of Maj. Lawrence
Carson. u. S. A., and her son, Mr.
Lawrence Carson, are with MRS. Kiln
herly's mother, Mrs. James H. Draper, IN
the kimberly home during her absence
Mrs. willis L. Moore, widow OF tne
former Weather Bureau chief: Is guesC
also this month Of Mr.. ana MRS. new
comb at Holly Farms.
Miss virginia Groome has returned
70 her home on street after q visit
in Indiana She motored to lndian-
apolis with Mrs. Russell B. Harrison
and her granddaughter, Miss Sally Ann
Williams & fortnight ago, where they
visited Mrs. Harrison's son, Mr.. William
Henry Harrison, Sd. and his family:
They went last week for a few days
visit to Mrs. Harrison's cousin, Mrs
George Moore at Culver, Ind. On their
return to Indianapolis, Mrs. HARRISON
and Miss williams Inotored to Omaha
where they viii spend a month at Mrs.
Harrison's country place.
Mr.. and Mrs. william j. Keane have
sailed for Boston from Baltimore, ana
will return to their home in Chevy
Chase. Nd. by motor, stopping in New
London. Conn, to see their son, Mr.
Wiiliam J. Keane, jr., who is at Lam
tern Hill Camp for the Summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George W. Miller and
Miss Edith M. Osborn, will leave wash
inpton BY motor wednesday for q
months stay on the Gaspe Peninsula
Ia Northern Canada and New England
/ Mrs. J. nj. schneider Of so16 o street
left Thursday for a short visit 70 net
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert G. Schneider, at their residence
In Harrisburg, Pa.
! Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, who were
married early in June at Indiana, Pa,
made a tour of Canada and are now at
home in their house. which faces the
famous Susquehanna Trail OF that
locality.
Miss Virginia Ballou, daughter OF Mr.:
and Mrs. Orrin r. Ballou, has returned
from a visit to Lynchburg, Va, when
she was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j.
3. Trent.
Mr.. ana Mrs. I. S. Miller and their
eon-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
3. lehman, and their son have lett
Washington for an extended stay at
Atlantic City.
! Mr.. and MRS. Roy E. Turner have re-
burned to their apartment in Cleveland
Park from motor trip on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. They also spent q
week with Mr.. Turner's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Turner, in Southern
maryland.
Miss Frances e. Schoenborn, daugh-
Ter of Mrs. H F.. Schoenborn of Chevy
Chase, Md, left Washington last week
10 visit her sister, Mrs. Preston Eogley,
IN Chicago. During her absence Mrs.
Echoenborn has with her Mrs. w. d.
Dent and Miss Jeanette Blackiston.
Mrs. w. Burrough Hayes returned
FRIDAY from Pittsburgh where she has
heen the guest of her son and daughter
sa-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Lille,
.Sor the past month. Miss Carolyn Lille,
daughter of Mrs. Hayes, returned Mon
cav from q motor trip through the
Middle West. Miss Rhoda McCrory,
who went with Miss Lille. is remaining
in Toledo, Ohio, to visit her sister, Mrs:
Richard Smith, for the remainder OF
the Summer.
! Mrs. Eugene E. Thompson, her son
Everett and Nathan Poole, son OF Mr..
John Poole, will leave tomorrow for
Narragansett, n. l., where they VIII
make a stay Of five weeks at the At
lantic House. Miss Margaret F. Thomp-
son, who has been at Camp Teeia-
.wooket, at Roxbury, VT, for month,
will Join her mother shortly after the
iatters arrival at Narragarsett.
Mrs. Charles #. johnson, jr., will
leave tomorrow to visit her rnother-in-
law, Mrs. Grace Phillips johnson, IN
her home in New Castle, Pa. She viii
be accompanied by her son, Charles, Sd,
and her sister, Miss Frances Langford
of Richmond, KY.
: Mrs. Kinsman, wife of DR.. Delos o.
Kinsman, left Thursday for Chicago,
where she win be the guest of her SON.
an-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgess I. Seamonson, in Evanston.
Later she will visit her other daughter,
MRS. Alvin M. Loverud. In her home, in
Etroughton, Wis.
Mrs. Falk Harmed has returned from
New York, where she had been visiting
with her brother and siSter-in-laW, DR..
and Mrs Jacob M. Stein. During her
stay Mrs Harmed attended q bridge
4eachers' conference in the Delmonico
Hotel, New York City, last month. She
won top score in duplicate contract
match in competition with teachers
from all parts of the country and was
awarded an American Bridge League
trophy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ramnling Of
Erie, Pa, are visiting the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Rammling, at
SB0l Thirteenth street northwest, for
san indefinite period.
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