Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

Mrs. James r. Mann has closed her
apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street and
started for Swampscott, Mass, where
Bhe will spend the Summer. Mrs.
Mann has spent many Summer seasons
1t Lenox, where she stayed at the Hotel
Aspinwall, which burned to the ground
few weeks ago.
Mrs. Hennen Jennings is staying at
he Mayhower for a few days before
eaving for England, where she will
BASS the Summer.
Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips and her
randson, Mr.. Walter E. Edge, jr., son
# the United States Ambassador to
France, are on the high seas en- route
France, where they will spend the
hummer with the Ambassador Miss
Rosa Lee of New Orleans, sister Of Mrs.
phillips, is in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman
lad as their guest last week Miss Mary
Claire Cottman of Baltimore. Miss
aura Wolcott Tuckerman entertained
t dinner Friday evening for Miss Cott-
nan at the National Womens Country
Tub.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney
ave opened their charming country
ONE in Kensington, Md, for the Sum-
her.
Mrs. Henry G. Corbin has returned
rom Europe and is with her sisters, the
Kisses Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Harris closed
heir apartment at 2101 Connecticut
venue yesterday and went to West
ort, Conn, where they have taken
bttage with Mrs. Harris brother-in-
wv and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
(unkle of New York, for the Summer.
Mrs. Ralph worthington has taken a
bttage at Schroon Lake, N. Y, and is
mong the Washingtonians who will
bend the Summer at the oscar Seagle
AuSic colony there, where her daugh-
= will continue her music study with
r. Seagle.
Mrs. George C. Thrope also will be
here for the Summer, and Mr.. and
FRS. Joseph Sheedy, who are frequent
lsitors in Washington, have taken a
bttage at the colony. Mrs. Lawrence
townsend also is a nearby cottager at
bis Adirondack Mountain music center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Reed will leave
quay 1OI INCW I1dNClA, SO14AAsy " aOOCAA0
be graduation of their son, Mr.. John
eed, from Yale. Mrs. Reed has been
sitting her home in Maysville. KyA and
turned to the Mayhower yesterday.
Mrs. Jessie w. Nicholson has returned
Washington from New York, where
be went by airplane.
Mrs. William Ridgely Chapline and
er children Barbara and Ridgely will
ave this week for four months trip
trough the West. Mr.. Chapline Will
in his family in Arizona.
Miss Jessie MacBride will give up her
bartment in the Tabard Inn the end
this month and go to Schroon Lake,
Y, where she will spend two months
the Seagle Colony.
DR.. j. Ernest Mitchell will leave to-
by for Massachusetts to join Mrs.
titchell at Wellesley College, where
beir Oldest daughter. Miss Emily B.
itchell, will be graduated tomorrow.
hey will return to Washington the
iddle of the week.
Miss Mary Mitchell, younger daughter
DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell, will complete
er junior year in July. Miss Mitchell
as sent to France by the college to
udy at the Sorbonne and will be
the senior class at Wellesley next
ear.
Mrs. Duncan D. Ransdell has closed
er house at 1745 Massachusetts, avenue
I'D gone to Owings Beach, Md, where
be Is in her cottage for the Summer.
rs. Ransdell left Washington several
eeks ago to recuperate from two oper-
ions.
Mrs. Morgan Brace Hooper Is visiting
Pr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Arthur
cFadden, at 1925 Forty third place,
living come from her home in Toledo,