Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills
Open Summer Home Soon
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denegre VIII Go to Man.
chester, Mass.-Miss Mary Louise Brown
Leaves In June.

The Undersecretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Ogden Mills will open their
Summer home at Woodbury., L. l., next
week. Their new yacht, the Avalon,
launched at wilmington, Del, early in
the Spring, is already anchored there
and viii furnish the family an enlarged
field of sport this Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Denegre will
close their Washington house at the end
of this week and will go to their Sum-
mer home at Manchester, Mass.
Miss Mary Louise Brown, dean of
women at American University, will
leave Washington about June for Ann
Arbor, Mich, where she will attend the
alumnae activities, having obtained her
masters degree at that college
Miss Anna Katherine Shawn is re-
turning from the Wilson College,
Chambersburg, Pa, finishing her sopho-
more year, and Miss Margaret Barbara
Shawn from the Mary Lyon School of
Swarthmore, Pa, from which she
graduates this year, to enter Goucher
College, Baltimore. Md. They will join
their parents, Capt and Mrs. Franklin
D. Shawn, at 3711 Reservoir road.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. wenley are now
occupying their new home at 434S Gar
field street in Wesley Heights, to which
they moved from Thirty-fourth street,
having spent two years before that in
Kioto, Japan, where Mr. Wenley studied
Japanese art. Their son. Mr.. Mark
Wenley, is on the staff of the Freer Art
Gallery.
DR.. and Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr Of
Lowell street are leaving Washington
June 2, Immediately after commence
ment at American University, for two
weeks visit in Granville, Ohio, and
Greencastle, Ind, as well as the Ohio
wesleyan College at Delaware, Ohio.
Later DR.. GeWehr will go to New Bruns-
wick, N. j., where he viii teach history
In the Summer School at Rutgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Stephenson of
Parkersburg, w. Va, are at the May
flower while in Washington to attend
the graduation of their niece, Miss Ann
Cochran, from Gunston Hall School.
Miss Helen E. Stout entertained at
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel Thurs
day in honor of Mrs. Copeland Jones.
who soon viii leave for St. Paul, MINI,
where she will make her home; Mrs.
Earl Goodwin of Chicago, who is Miss
Stout's house guest; Mrs. W. w, Sloan.
who will sail for the Orient June 20,
and Miss Agnes Geyer, who will sail
for Europe late in June. The company
played bridge. in. the Shoreham card
rooms after the luncheon. The guests
were Mrs. Ward T. Mixseil, Mrs. War
rem Mclean, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs.
I. Fred EsSary, Mrs. william Cover,
mrs. Arthur Houghton, Mrs. Maude
FARMLAND, Mrs. Massie, Mrs. Laura
Wright, Mrs. David Snyder. Mrs! r. A.
Aishnitz, Mrs. AlYord c. DeVoe, Miss
Mamie Bone, Mrs. Hamilton Beard.
MRS. Hilda Command, Mrs. Ilindler
Mackall, Mrs. Mark Allen Watsaya. xdrs.
Huntress, Mrs. Samuel Herrick. Mrs. %
.. Stout, Mrs. Getsinger, Mrs. Henry
?. Seideman and Mrs. Carl Corby.
Miss Ruberta olds, instructor in
Spanish at American University, VIII
leave on June / for Spearfish. s.. Dak.
where she win be located this Sumner
teaching Spanish at Spearfish Normal
School.
Mrs. Charles H. Elliott and Mrs. Reg
ford Smith of Washington sailed from
New York on the Pennland Friday to
spend several months in travelling In
Europe.
Mr.. Frank S. Goodwin has left Wash
1ngton for a visit in Seattle and on the
West Coast. He viii return to the city
IN July
Mrs. Christie, wife of DR.. Arthur C
Christie, viii leave Washington June
10 to attend the wedding of their son.
Mr.. Carlisle v. Christie. and Miss Fran
ces Stevens, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Stevens of KenilWorth, III, which
wiz take place in the home of the
brides parents Saturday, June Is. DR..
Christie is now at their family camp
at Portage, Me-, but win return Tues
DAY, leaving MS father, Mr.. NJ. H. Chris
tie, who accompanied him north to
remain at Portage for the Summer.
DR.. Jessie Mary Ferguson and her
sister, Miss Georgiana Ferguson, will
leave Washington the first of June to
spend two weeks in the southern part
OF Ohio. On their return the middle
OF June, DIR. Ferguson viii assume the
position Of dean Of women for the Sum-
mer school at American University.
She has rented her house for the Sum-
n1er to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Reynolds, who
recently came TO Washington from
Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur Adams has returned
from New York, where she attended
the International Conference for the
investigation OF NiYSecIlon at the HO-
tel Bltmore. Mrs. Adams Is District
chairman Of the Vivisection Investiga-
ton League.
Mile. Marie Delonglee. French teach
er at American University, is leaving
for New York Friday TO sail the fol-
lowing day on the Minnekahda for
France, where she will spend the Sum-
mer. She will stay in Paris for a
al
ton as well as visiting friends and in
Etructors at the College of the Legion
Of Honor where she was a student
Later she will &C TO Brittany and spend
some time at Plougonvelin, watering
place on the coast, going from there to
Dauphine and returning TO Paris be-
fore sailing September from Boulogne
for America.
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