Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-02

County, Pa, when her guests will &C
to the mountain cottage THURSDAY 10
remain over Sunday. The company VIII
include the members of the faculty OF
the Institute of Musical Art and their
wives. =.
Miss Eleanor Daniel and her brother,
Mr.. Humphrey Daniel, are at the Hen.
lopen Hotel at Rehoboth for SeVeral
days stay.
Miss Harriet Winslow, who closed
her Georgetown hons few weeks ago
and is in her Summer place at North
Hatlev. Canada, will sail wednesday Tor
france to spend some time in Fairs.
miss Betty west, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard F. West. will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for Marthas Vineyard,
to be the guest of Mrs. Theodore b,
Nisbet of Irvington- on le-Hudson, at
her Summer home.
Miss Joy Mouldsn. daughter OF pr.
and Mrs. w. r. Moulden, left Wash
tngton Yesterday for Newport r. l.,
where she will visit Miss Anne Spa ding,
daughter of Mai. Spalding. u. S. A,
and Mrs. Spalding. While in Newport,
Miss Moulden will also visit her
brother-in-law and sister, Ensign and
Mrs. P P Blackburn, jr, and Mrs,
blackburn and Miss Moulden will come
to washington together about tne
middle of August. Ensign BLACKBURN
win Join them at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Moulden about September l.
Mr.. EDGAR Orme, jr. who has been visit
ing Miss Katharine Fraser of Pittsburgh,
niece of Senator David A. Reed OF Penn
sylvania, is now attending house party.
Miss Anne Wyant. daughter OF Repre-
tentative Adam Wyant Is entertaining
at her home in Greensburg, Pa. Mr.:
Orme will Join his parents the first OF
the week and will leave by motor with
them for Newport, r. l., for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs John Law Harris are
at Epping Forest, where they have taken
a, cottage for several weeks They VIII
return to their apartment in Corcoran
Courts early in the Fall.
Miss Margaret Reilly daughter of the
late Capt. Martin Reilly, former ccm-
msnder of the sixth precinct. has
notored to Pittsburgh with friends TO
spend some time before returning to
school. ST. Mary's Academy. Leonard
town. Md. where both she and her
sister, Miss Catherine Reilly, are stu
dents. Miss Catherine Reilly is stay
ing with her brother. M. John A;
Reilly. vice president OF the Feoera al
A0nSIlC2Il
grum Lane. Chevy Chase Gardens, ND.
Mrs. Nellie Charbonnier. formerly of
Washington, was in New York for a
few DAYS last week to bid bon voyage
to her son. Mr.. Frederick w. Stewart
Of this city. when he sailed for several
weeks stay in London and Paris. Mrs.
Charb-nnier has returned to her cot
tage on Cape Cod Mass.
Mrs Albert joseph Carrico has left
North ASbury Park, N j. where she
has been with her son-in-law and
dsrrhter. NJ. end Mrs. William Elmer
Bacon. ir.. and has joired Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic S. Lincoln at Chatham. Mass,
where she will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Ruth Curtis Butler of Cathe-
dral avenue left Wednesday for Bridge
port Conn, to visit her aunt, Mrs
Straver Her son John, who accom-
panied her. will go later to Queecke
Vt. to visit his uncle, Mr.. John Hol-
land.
Mr.. D. Melville Carr of the American
Red Gross IS convalescing at the New
fort, Va. having undergone an opera
ton several weeks ago. He will return
to Washington in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutches Pierce,
IT.. of Washington and Princess Anne,
Md, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of son, Frank Hutches
Pierce. Sd, wednesday. July 90, in Sauls-
bury. Md Mrs. Pierce was BEFORE her
marriage Miss Leonora Brown OF Prin-
cess Anne.
Mr.. Delmar Evans Webb and Mr.
Wendell Balm, accompanied by Mr.
Rslr.l Mccoy and Mr. Burton R. Kirby,
rcto.ed to Rehoboth Beach for the
week end.
Mr.. Roland K. Smith of Washington,
who c1cnt several days here with his
cousin, Mr. Thomas Atkinson, has re-
turned hone. Miss Elizabeth Atkinson,
who, with RS Roland K. Smith, has
been visiting Mrs. George Pope Mac
Nichol in Toledo, Ohio, returned to her
home here Monday. Miss Atkinson and
Mrs Smith were also entertained at
Harbor Beach. Mich, as guests of Mrs.
Gordon Mather.
Mr.. and Mrs William c. Fuller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pitman of Knox
vile, Tenn, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Claude r. Whitaker, 1920 Six
tenth street.
Mrs. Catherine Dove, Miss Catherine
Dove Mr. Bernard Dove, Mrs. Elisha
Payne and Mrs. Ruth Helwig, all OF
l173 Morse street northeast, have re-
turned to Washington from Atlantic
City, where they spent week with Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond L. King, the former
originally from Washington but resi-
dent of Atlantic City for 81 years. Miss
Mabel Conover, who accompanied them,
remained in Atlantic City for another
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Began will
return to their home. at 402 Emerson
street, this evening after having spent
two weeks vacation at the Hotel May
fair, Atlantic City N. j. t..t
Mrs. Charles C. Lowe, who has been
visiting at the Hermitage, the Summer
home of Mrs. Alfred S. Gillett, near
Wallingford. Pa, will leave there Mon
day for Atlantic City, where she will
spend the month of August with her
mother, Mrs. Margaret E. Whitford, at
the Hotel Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Penn Of
Hawthorne street, their daughter, Miss
Doreen Penn, and Miss Rosemary Nolan
left yesterday for Virginia Beach to
spend two weeks at the Avalon Hotel.
children, with Mrs S. A. Hinkley, ex-
tended their stay at the New Chamber
lin at Old Point and returned to Wash
ington yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cammack
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Naylor
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Dion S. Birney,
Mr.. James F. Nolan, DR.. John Cart
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