Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-13

Mrs Mitchell Carroll and her son,
Mr. Charles D. Carroll, are at their
home on Twentieth street, after
spending the Summer abroad. Mrs.
Carroll lectured on the archaeology oil
classic lands on private yachting
cruise Of more than 5000 miles along
the coast of Dalmatia and among the
islands of the Ionian and Aegean Sea,
with visits to mainland cities III
Greece, Turkey and Asia Minor.
Mr.. and Mrs Huston Thompson
have returned to Washington after
spending the Summer abroad. Their
Thompson Is now in Geneva and will
accompany Miss Rail- Davies on a
motor trip through Italy in October.
Miss Thompson. who Is 20 years old,
and a graduate magma cum laude
Of Bryn Mawr won tto Bryn Mawr
scholarship to the League OF Nations.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kendall Hickey
and the latter's daughter, little Miss
Mary Adams Manning. have returned
from Kennebunkport Me-, where they
have been during the Midsummer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hickey joined her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard,
in Maine. Mrs Howard going later to
Whitefield, NJ H, where she will be
until later in September. Mr.. Howard
is now in Atlantic City to remain for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Davis E!kins and their
children are expected to return to
Washington at the end Of the month
from Margate, Atlantic City, where
they spent the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs James Brown Scott
=t,t
Summer of European travel.
The Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith,
rector Of ST. Margarets Church at Con-
necticut avenue and Bancroft place
northwest. will return to Washington
early in the week and resume his duties
at the church.
During lis vacation DR.. Smith Wis
tied Atlantic City, Haven, Me, Boston
and New York
Mr. and Mrs Charles j. Williamson
ale motoring through the BerSshir s
and Vermont returning by Lake
Champaign. Lake George and Saratoga
before reop2ning thsir apartment at the
Shcreham the latter part of S.ptem
Der.
Mrs. w. s. Knox and her daughter.
Mrs. Georgia Knox Berry. have leased
their residence at 32l7 Kling.e road
for a year and have taken an apart
ment at the Dresden on Connecticut
avenue
They were joined yesterday by Miss
Nancy Berry who went to Nashville
some time ago to attend the wedding
of her cousin. Miss Elizabeth Bryan,
to Mr.. Carter Patterson. Miss Berry
is Holton Arms student and will not
make her debut for a season or two.
Mrs Floyd williams. wife Of the ad-
miniStrative assistant, the Gaorge
Washington Bicentennial Commission
and daughter of the late Irwin B. Lin
ten. has returned from Mediterranean
cruise. MIS- Wiiliams will give several
talks at literary clubs during the Fall
and Winter
Mrs. ELS Logan. 1861 Crescent place.
has accompanied Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Seymour Low
man on a motor trip and will be
guest at their home in Elmira, N. Y.
Miss Anna Marie Schmidt. daughter
of Capt Carl S. Schmidt left Wash
sity where she will take a course in
journalism.
Miss Mary Herbert Watkins and Miss
Rhoda Watkins, who spent several weeks
at Ocean Grove, N j., have gone to
Shamokin, Pa. to attend the wedding
of their cousin, Lieut.. Herbert Glad
stone Hopwood. U. S. N, and Miss
Jean Fulton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
William Alexander Fulton OF Shamokin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Yoder have with
them for a few days in their home on
Euclid street their daugnter-in-.aw,
Mrs J. Paul Yoder, who came to Wash
jngtcn from Williamsburg. Va. where
she accompanied her daughter. Miss
Ieona Yoder Miss Yoder has entered
William end Mary College, having COM
pleted her postgra duate course at the
BronXville. n. Y. High School in June.
Her mo, her was before her marriage
Miss Leona Kidwell of this city, a
prominent singer. Mrs Yoder VIII re-
turn to her home IN Bronxville next
week and Join Mr.. Yoder and her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Everett Lancaster,
who have a Summer home at Herring
Bay, have returned to Washington for
the Winter. They had with them as
their guests over Labor day DR.. and
Mrs. James L. Bernhard, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul kringel and their two children
Virginia and Paul, jr.: DIR. w. r. Glao-
cling and Miss Marie McCatiran.
Mrs. Frank c. King Of Holderness,
N. H. is passing several days at the
Dodge and Is accompanied b. Mrs.
G. 3. King. MIS-. Charles B. Marsh
and Mrs. D. r. Marsh also Of
HolGerneSS.
Mrs Charles B. Heinemann and two
of her children, Miss Mildred Heine-
mann and Mr.. Frank Heinemann, re-
turned last week from Chicago, where
they visited for several weeks. They
also visited in Washington, Pa, and
Fort Wayne, Ind
Dean and Mrs. George B. Woods are
again in their home on Cathedral ave-
nue. after motoring to Northwestern
University. where their only son. Mr..
John Woods has entered his junior
year in the School of Commerce. Be-
fore returning to Washington they