Evening star., 1932-06-19

Assistant Attorney General Roy st.
Lewis returned yesterday from the Chi
cago convention and is in his apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs.
st. Lewis, who has made several visits,
is now at Colorado Springs. and will re-
1oin Mr.. st. Lewis here little later.
Mai. and Mrs. George S. Patton will
return to Washington at the end OF
next week from their Summer home,
Green Meadows, at South Hamilton,
Mass, where they have been for fort
night.
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke will leave
Washington Wednesday to open her
Summer home, Munasca, at Nonquitt,
Mass.
Her daughter, Mrs. Charles Parker
Stone. with her small son, will go to
Nonquitt June % to be with Mrs Brooke
for the Summer. Mr.. Stone will spend
the Fourth of July holiday with his
family.
Mrs. Horace G. Macfarlan has re-
turned to Washington from a four-day
visit in Philadelphia. where she went
to attend the Fllbright- Williams we'd
ding Wednesday. She was the guest
of Mrs James Cooper Stilwell, at the
Warwick. while in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Blair. wife of the former ccm-
missioner Of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue. Mr.. David H. Blair. closed
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel last week for a short time and
left, with their Young son, David, jr
for North Carolina. where they are
visiting relatives. Mr.. Blair is in Chi
cago where he has been attending the
Republican National Convention.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett. who has been
seriously Ill in her Winter home. IL
Miami Beach, Fla. was sufficiently re-
covered to return home few days ago.
but is not yet able to leave her room
She was accompanied by her sisters
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, who has
been with her all the Winter, and Mrs
Edward A. Porcher of Cocoa, Fla, and
their niece Mrs. ANTHONY Hill, who
also has been with Mrs. Blodgett since
she went South.
Mrs James L. Walsh arrived last eve
ming from her home. in Detroit. TO
spend some time with her mother. Mrs.
Porcher and Mrs Blodgett. Col. Walsh
will join Mrs. Walsh next week.
Miss Betty Bacon will leave Washing
where she will Join her father. Comdr.
Sankey Bacon. U. S. N. and will spend
the rest of the Summer with him. They
will go to Bremerton end other places
curing the Summer and in the Autumn
Miss Bacon will rejoin her aunt, Miss
Eta Taggart. at the Brighton and will
re-enter George Washington University
DR.. and Mrs. J. Ernest Mitchell left
c. yUo11nc1o,, COl1ora tn OF
tend the graduation of their daughter
Mary on Tuesday Miss Mitchell spent
her junior year studying in Paris ct the
Sorbonne as a member of the foreign
study group of wellesley College.
Miss Jeesica Randolph Smith will
leave Washington tomorrow for Rich
mo1d to attend the Confederate veter-
ans' annual reunicn. end as in the Flag
day parade in Washington. when Miss
Smith represented the president general
of the United Daughters of Confeder-
acy and bore the Confederate flag
which was designed by her father, she
will again be flag bearer in Richmond
Lieut. B N. Rittenhouse. jr.. U. S. N.
stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
aboard the U. S. S. Chester, has come
to Washington to spend fortnight
with his parents, Col. and Mrs. B. N
Rittenhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs R l. c. Manning of
Phoenix, AriZ.. are visiting Mr.. Man
nings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger I.
Manning Of Accokeek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Hudgins
have returned from Philadelphia, where
Mr. Hudgins ives member of the we'd
ding party Of Miss Elizabeth Kremer
Williams CT that city and Mr.. James
William Fulbright of this city. which
took place in ST. Asaph's Church, Bala,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Hudgins were guests at
the luncheon given by the brides aunt.
Mrs Grange, the bridal dinner civen
Ey Mrs Robert Martin Williams end
other entertainments given for the bride
and bridegroom.
Miss Tommy McClintic, daughter Of
Mrs Thomas Brown McClintic. former
~ of Washington. was the guest dur
ing the past week of her cousin, Miss
Eetty Hoge Davidson. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Davidson of LeXing
ton. Va, ard attended the finals at
V. M. I.
Mrs. Charles Quincy Adams of Wash
d1lu ilCl ooii' JACuI 1lAbSib 4~Ss
ins Adams, U. S. A., arrived on Mon
day from West Point. at the New
Chamberlin Hotel, where they are re-
manning over for the wedding of Miss
Margaret Lindsay Turnbull, daughter
of Mrs. Theodore Schultz, to Lieut.
Adams. which takes place on Tuesday,
June %, at $50 o'clock in the Church
of the Centurion, Fort Monroe.
Mrs. Allen, who with Mr.. George E
Allen makes her home at Wardman
Park Hotel left last week to spend the
Summer at Bar Harbor, Me, with
friends Mr.. Allen. who will attend the
Democratic National Convention in
Chicago next week, will join her there
later on for short stay.
One of the most interesting affairs
in the Hot Springs, Va, colony last
week was the meeting of the Warm
Springs Valley Garden Club. for which
DR.. Edgar P. Wherry of Washington
D. c., formerly associated with the
Government department and member
of the botanical department OF the
University of Pennsylvania, was guest
speaker. The meeting was held out
of-doors in the beautiful Cascades
Gorge following which Mrs. Laniel
Pole, president of the club. and Mrs
H. C. Burrus were hostesses for about
40 members and guests at a picnic
luncheon.
Mrs Cvr1Is Whitney Culver and hel