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

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Mrs. Davis and THEIR children at
ventnor, N. J. Ht
Miss Caroline Hyde, daushtee Of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Arthur. M. Hyde, has gone to thetr
home, In Missouri, where she viii RS
main until her parents join her Cor a
vacation. Mrs. Hyde is convaleScing
from q recent illness and will be able
to leave Johns Hopkins Hospital in
Baltimore In week or so.
Mrs. Roscoe c. McCulloch, wife of
the Senator from Ohio, who spent the
early part Of the extra session here
with the Senator, returned to thei.
home. in Canton, the middle Of the
month.
Senator and Mrs. James Couzsns
have gone to their home, Wabeek
Farms, at Pontiac, Mich, TO spend the
remainder Of the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffries Chewn-
ing, IT., son-fn-law and daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Couzens. are occupy
ing their home at $40 woodland drive
during the Summer, having closed their
apartment, on Massachusetts avenue.
Senator and Mrs. Charles L. McNary
started yesterday for their ranch, Fir
cone, In the Willamette Valley, in
Oregon, where they win be through the
remainder OF the Summer and the
Autumn.
The Assistant Secretary Of War, Col.
Frederick II. Payne, viii return tonior-
row from Greenfield, Mass. where he
has been With Mrs. Payne and their
daughter, Miss Caroline Payne, for 10
days.
The Assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. John Lord O'Brian are
making q series of visits on the North
Shore Of Massachusetts, and Cape God.
Mr.. O'Brian joined Mrs. o'Brian
in their Buffalo home fortnight ago
and win return to Washington next
month.
The First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral, Mr.. Arch Coleman, and the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General, Mr.. John
w. Philip, are spending the week end
tensive inspection trip Of several weeks.
Mr.. Coleman will start today for
Washington and Mr.. Philip will not re-,
turn until the middle Of August. Mrs.
Coleman Is spending the Summer in
their home, In Dallas, Tex, and Mrs.
Philip is in Minneapolis for the season.
The Solicitor General. Mr.. Thomas
D. Thatcher, win return the first of the
week from Watch Hill, r. L, where he
joined Mrs. Thatcher and their family
for the week end.
Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs.
| Wilbur J. Carr the middle Of August
| will give UP their apartment, in the
Dresden, where they have lived since
| they were married and where Mrs.
| Carr as Miss Edith Koon lived with her
| mother, the late Mrs. EZRA Koon, for
| naerly of Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
/ will move into their new house, at $500
| wyoming avenue, and expect to be set
tied there before they sail August 16
| for Europe. They will travel aboard
| for six weeks, returning about the mid
| die Of october.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
| Mr.. Ferry X. Heath, who Is making an
extensive tour Of the Far West, Is to-
| day In Hollywood and has been for
| several days in and near Los Angeles;
| He will 60 to San Francisco tomor-
row and later northward on the Coast
| to Oregon and Washington and will
| not return to the Capital until the mid
die Of next month.
Assistant Secretary of War for Avia-
| ton Mr.. r. Trubee Dawson will return.
| Tuesday from Long Island, where he
Is entertaining q party aboard his yacht,
Medora, OF Long Island. t,f
| Assistant Secretary Of the Navy for
Aviation Mr.. David S. ingalls, Is spend
| ing few days with Mrs. ingalls, in
their home in Cleveland, and viii re-
| turn tomorrow.
Assistant Attorney General Mr.. G..
Aaron Youngqlist has returned to
| Washington from trip by airplane to
| Boston.