Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-23

Hdned by their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Alexander Borjes, who has been
With her aunt, Mrs. william F. Dennis,
IN her home in Kentucky through the
Summer. Miss Clara Borjes, sister Of
Miss Borjes, remained with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis for another week and viii
come to washington shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis have been in
the latters home in Kentucky, where
they are occupying the old home owned
by her family for many generations.
Mrs. william A. King, who has been
visiting her son and daughter-in-law,
est Hills and New York City, has re-
turned TO her apartment in Alban
Towers. Mrs. King. with her son and
daughter ixi-law, attended the tennis
tournaments, In which Mr.. King par
ticipated.
DR.. A.. M. Brodie, associate pastor of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, and Mrs. Brodie have as their
guests at the Maynower their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Moore OF Chi
cARo, who will return home today.
Mr.. and MRS. Moore recently arrived
from Europe, where they spent con-
siderable length Of time in Vienna.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin has joined
his family in their cottage Red Top, at
Rehoboth Beach FOR the remainder OF
the month and part Of September.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Stanley White
have returned to washington from sew
eral weeks Of motoring through England
and Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Stuart viii re-
turn to their home in Georgetown early
next week from Rehoboth Beach. where
they have . cottage for this month.
They have with them their daughters,
Miss Grace Stuart, Miss Mary Stuart
and Miss sophy Stuart.
Mrs. Malaby, wife Of DR.. c. z. Mala-
by Of New York, who has been the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Albert Marland
in their Summer home in Sherwood
Forest, has returned to her home in
New York. Before leaving Washington
Mrs. Malaby was entertained at a
bridge luncheon by Mrs. Wilfred J.
Stokes, who gave the party at Nor
mandy Farms. Others in the company
were MRS. Guy stuart, MIS- Albert Mar
land, Mrs. A. r. Arnold, Mrs. Walter
Pick, Miss Ann Carey, Mrs. George
CROTCH. Mrs. Farnces Tying and Miss
C. Dowdy.
Mrs. John c. Gordon-and Mrs. James
r. Griest and daughter, Anne Gordon,
left last Thursday for a months stay
at the Summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Hammond In the Shenandoah
Valley, Va.
Mrs. Edwin p. Morrow and her son,
Mr. Charles r. Morrow, are travelling IN
Europe and win not return to WASH
4ngton until November Is.
mrs. walter H. oliver of Blair, Md.
has returned from 2.000-ntle automo-
bile trip, accompanied by Mrs. Charles
schroader. Miss Katherine Schroeder
and Lieut.. George Z. Morris OF WASH
inTton. They visited Niagara Falls.
Montreal, Ausable Chasms, Saratoga
Springs, Lake George, Delaware Wafer
Gap and many other places OF interest.
Mrs. Nancy Trimble HoIley Of Ken
lucky is stopping at the Logan Hotel.
Mr. and MIRA. John L. Porter Of Pitts
burnh were At the Mayf1oweT Friday
and left yesterday for Atlantic City.
They were accompanied BY their
niece, Miss Elizabeth Rahill, who at
tended National Park Seminary last
Winter. Mrs. Porter's mother, Mrs. J..
J. Fisher. maintains an apartment at
the Maynower during the Winter.
Mr. william w. Anderson and her
daughter, Miss Mary B. Anderson, and
Miss Laura Bradley, have returned
also in England. MIR. Anderson and
Miss Anderson win be with Mrs Sarah
B. Fields and Miss Bradley, IN their
home in Rockville, until october l.,
when they return 10 their apartment
in the Army and Navy Hotel, In WASH
tngton.
Mrs. Wilfred NJ Barton and her
niece. Miss Julia Lewes, who are spend
ing the Summer at Cape May, will
make q series Of visits in New England
before returning TO their home on
Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Smith viii
remain IN their cottage Pine Beach, at
Rehcboth Beach, for the remainder OF
the season.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Young are oc-
cupying . cottage at Rehoboth Beach
through this month and September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Refs Of westmont.
n. j., and the latter's sister, Miss Mar
guerite Turner, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Turner at Maddox, Nd.
Mrs. Arthur L. Lowe. with her four
young Sons, Is spending the Summer
months IN her home on Chesapeake
Bay. where she has had a number OF
guests throughout the season.
Mr.. and Mrs sydney c. kaufman and
their son-in-Iaw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward C. Furman, have returned
TO washington after an extended tour
abroad. They arrived In New York
Thursday on the Reliance. During their
European stay they motored IN Holland
Germany and also spent some time IN
Paris and Brussels. Mr.. and Mrs. Fur
man were married June 10, the bride
before her marriage being Miss Vir-
ginia Adelaide kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs William Montgomery
Sweeny have returned 10 their home n
New York after spending few days
with the latter's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leo KaSehagen
MI. and Mrs. Sweeny attended the SEES
uuicentennial reunion Of the Higgin-
bctham clan 1t White Sulphur Springs
Mrs 6weeny and Mrs. Kasehagen are
direct descendants Of Higg1nbothams Of
colonial wars, Of James II. Higgtn.
botham Of the Revolutionary War and
Joseph Cabel Higginbotham Of the
War Of 1912.
Miss Lillian Winnie will return tonor-
row from a visit with her parents. Mr.