Evening star., 1931-06-21
DR.. and Mrs. Grosvenor
Attend Amherst Exercises
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p Orme and Miss Violet Orme
Will Leave Late This Month
for Visit in Newport


bies, daughter Of Mrs Hazel Dreibelbies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Larson will sail
from New York Wednesday for Europe,
where they will motor in England, Scot
land, France. and Switzerland, returning
in September. While in France they
will motor through the chateau country,
Normandy and Brittany, and will spend
some time in Southern France, par
ticularly in Bordeaux, where Mr.. Larson
was billeted when an officer in the
Coast Artillery Corps during the World
War. Later they will go to Nice and
Monte Carlo.
Miss Madeleine Travers Hoyle, who
will leave Washington tomorrow for the
West Coast, was entertained at tea yes
terday by her sister, Miss Mary Eleanor
Hoyle. The Misses Hoyle are daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Hoyle.
Prof. and Mrs. Hummel Fishburn
of Penn State College are the guests of
the formers mother, Mrs. M. Ross
Fishburn, in her home on Mount Pleas
ant street. Prof Fishburn is associate
professor in the department Of music at
Penn State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. Curtis of San
Francisco are at the Mayfiower with
their son, Mr.. Jesse w. Curtis, jr.,
member of the 1881 class of Harvard.
Before coming to Washington Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis were in New York to bid
bon voyage to their daughters, Miss
Helen Seymour Curtis and Mrs. H. M.
Chadwell of Boston, who will spend the
next 18 months in Europe.
Miss Anne Louise Chandler. daughter
of Mrs. Hill, wife of Comdr K. L. Hill,
u. s, N, will sail from New York the
Mile. Margaret Gerard of Paris, who
has been in the United States studying
on a scholarship. Miss Chandler will
visit Miss Gerard while abroad and to-
gether they will motor to many tmpor-
tant places in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dickinson will
shortly return from their honeymoon in
Florida, having sailed on the S. S. Al
leghany from Baltimore for Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier P McLachlen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Heaton, Mr..
and Mrs. John Poole and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis G. Addison have left for Hot
Springs to attend the District Bankers
Convention.
Mr.. Harold G. McGhan Of Miami.
Fla. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M w.
Irwin, 642 Sixth street northeast, lot
a few days before going to New YORK
and Canada.
Mrs. Marian Webster Dawley OF
Forty fourth street has closed her
Washington home and gone to her SUM-
mer place, Brownings Beach. Wakeflelo,
r I. She will sail from New York
.Trne "a for a six-week stay in Europe.
Mrs. John r. Ewell of Hawthorne street,
with her son, James Littlehales, is MRS.
Dawley's guest and will remain at
Brownings Beach while Mrs. Dawley Is
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Scott lehman
and their small son, Francis Scott
Lehman. jr., will come to washington
Friday by motor from their home In
Williamsburg. Va, to visit MRS: Len
mann's mother and sister. Mrs. kerIoot
Iupton and Miss Helen Lupton. Mrs.
Iehmann was formerly Miss Josephine
Kerfoot Gupton.
Miss Helen Lupton will sail Friday,
July 3, for Europe to spend the SUM
mer.
Mrs. Ellis A. Yost has returned to her
apartment at the Mayfiower from west
Virginia, where she was guest on the
presidential train, accompanying Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hoover on their journey
across the State last Monday. Mrs.
Yost attended a meeting of the State
Board of Education in Charleston on
Tuesday and wednesday and returned 70
Washington Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jose Castro Of Buenos
Aires are passing few days In Wash.
ington at the Mayflower, part Of two
months visit they are making in the
United States. They are accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. v. r. Rotta, also OF
Buenos Aires. Both Mr.. Castro and
Mr.. Rotta are well known in the legal
profession in their country.
Miss Margaret Cook, Miss Louise Will
liams, Miss Gwendolyn Sargent and
Mr.. Clarence Blanz left Washington
Thursday for a three weeks tour
through Colorado. They will attend
the National Alpha Omicron Pi con-
vention in Evergreen and from there
will go to Yellowstone Park and other
points Of interest.
Miss Cook and Miss Sargent recently
graduated from Maryland University.
Mrs. J. Gray Reid of 102 South Al
fred street has returned from Indiana,
where she attended the graduation of
her son, Mr. John Lewis Reid, who re-
ceived the bachelor OF science degree
from an Indiana college.
Miss Dorothy Boyle, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William v. Boyle of Lamont
will sail for Europe June "a on the s. s.
Vulcania.
Miss Ruth A. Hogeland and Miss
Carolyn Ramey of Philadelphia are
passing few days at the Dodge Hotel
They are on the editorial staff of the
Country Gentleman.
The Honorable Herbert H. Smith of
Melbourne, Australia, and Mrs. Smith
are at the Dodge for a weeks stay. Mr.
Smith is a member of the Australian
Parliament, and he and Mrs. Smith are
in this country for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Jack Hayden Lewis, daughter of
Mr.. Rolla P. Currie of this city, is leav-
ing today for New York She will make
the trip to New York by motor and
will sail from there Tuesday for Coco