Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-16
SOCIETY
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of this city, have just returned from
Bayhead, N. j.. where they spent the
Summer months. Miss Bradford will
take up her studies at George Wash
ington University, while Miss Sullivan
will shortly be at Central High school.
Mr.. Edgar Hamilton Funk has re-
turned to his studio, on M street, after
q visit of several days at Newport r. l.,
where he was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Phillips. Mr.. Funk was
also in Virginia on a sketching trip
for o week visiting Leesburg, Middle
burg, winchester and at Laurel Grove,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. Garnett
Reamy.
DR.. E. M. Pickford returned yester-
day from a six-week stay on Cape Cod
and was accompanied here by Mr.. Bruce
Phillips, who will spend the Winter in
Washington. Mrs. Pickford and Miss
Lucy Winslow Pickford will come back
the first of october.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Berliner enter
tanned informally at dinner on the
ShorehaEa terrace last evening, when
their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L. de Sibour.
Mrs. Rose Mulcare, her daughter, Mrs.
Samuel Roberts; Mr.. Roberts and their
little daughter, Betty Roberts, who
spent the Summer months in the
mountains of Virginia and at Virginia
Beach, have returned to their home
1907 Rhode Island avenue.
Tea at Belmont House
September p for Miss Paul.
Miss Alice Paul, who has Just returned
to Washington after one year in Geneva,
will speak on international feminist
progress during the past year at gar
den party ct Alva Belmont House. ma
tionai HEADQUARTERS of the Wcman's
Party. at 144 B street northeast, Sun
day afternoon, September 81. Miss Paul
is a member of the League of Nations
Consultative Committee on Nationality.
whose report on behalf of the equal
world code Is now before the Assembly
of the League. Her feminist leadership,
long since established in the United
states. has rapidly become factor Of
international importance. Women OF
Europe, Asia and both Americas have
rallied around her in Geneva and taken
UP her demand for equality.
Mrs Harvey w. Wiley. national chair
man of the Woman's Party, and Mrs.
Paul M Linebarger, District chairman,
will be hostesses at the garden party.
Miss Mary Virginia Conn. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Conn, will
leave Washington tomorrow to return
to her studies at Fairfax Hall, in
Waynesboro, Va.
Mrs. Strother Smith entertained a
party of eight at the dinner dance on
the Shoreham terrace last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Weldon Colvin
Rave returned from their wedding trip
at Natural Bridge, Va, and in West
Virginia. The bride before her mar
riage on August % was Miss Helen T.
Miller daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
R. Miller of 216 UpShur street. Mr..
and Mrs. Colvin ere now living at 613
Madison street northwest, in their new
residence, which they recently bought.
Miss Thelma M. Smith, a member
of the graduating class of the School
of Nursing of the Brownsville State
Hospital at Waterbury, Md. entertained
members of the faculty and of her class
Tuesday evening at a banquet at the
Hay-Adams. Guests we're DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Bradshaw. Miss Margaret Gate
II, Miss Grace Gregg. DR.. Alexander
Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Krastell,
Mr.. James Lobell. DR.. and Mrs. John
Sharpley, Miss Thelma M. Smith and
Mr.. v. Verkouteron.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O'Connor Roberts
of Forty fourth street returned on Sum
day from Bethany Beach, Del, where,
with their two sons, Dickie and JIM
mic, they spent two-week vacation.
Mr.. Roberts. who lis the solicitor Of the
Veterans Administration, will leave
next week TO attend the American
Legion Convention in Detroit.