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of 1929 at Harvard, where his clubs
included Hasty Pudding, Institute OF
ITO, D. K. E. and Signet. He is also
a member of the Harvard Club of New
York. He is :he grandson of the late
Rear Admiral Philip and Mrs. Hich-
born, and on his mothers side he Is
a grandson of the late Solicitor Gen
eral Henry NJ Hoyt, who served under
President Roosevelt. His grandmother,
Mrs Hoyt, makes her home in WASH
ington, at 17o1 Rhode Island avenue
He is the nephew of Mrs. Paul S.
PearsalL.
The former United States Ambas-
eedor to the Court of st. James, Mr.
John A. Davis, and Mrs. Davis are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Dean
at East Hampton, Long Island.
Mr. James C Hanrahan Of Des
Moines, Iowa, assistant to Mr.. CoWles'
and Mrs. Hanrahan have taken an
apartment at the Shoreham Mr.. Han
rahan will entertain at stag dinner
tonight, when his guests will be friends
from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Fitz Simons, are
en- route to Washington from Newport
to attend the notification ceremonies
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs Breckenridge Long are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. r.
Hit at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Mrs BENJAMIN Royal Holcombe has
Is her guest at Newport Mrs. Sterling
Larrabee of Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin p Raymond of
New York have taken an apartment at
the Shoreham for the Fall and Win
ter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Myers
Given Farewell Party Tomorrow.
The retiring commissioner of the
United States Shipping Board, Mr. JET
ferson Myers, and Mrs. Myers, who will
leave Washington Saturday for their
home in Portland, Greg, will be the
honor guests at a delightful picnic to-
morrow afternoon of the Oregon State
Society. The fete will be given in the
quaint Joaquin Miller cabin in Rock
Greek Park and a charming coincidence
is that Miss Therne Miller, niece of
the poet, is in charge of arrangements
for the festivity. Miss Miller sent out
invitations to members of the oregon
Society and former residents of Oregon
the card having a dainty block print of
the cabin.
Miss Miller maintains a Summer
studio In the cabin where her uncle
composed many of his works. The
cabin was built on plot of ground
in the vicinity of Calumet Place on
Thirteenth street, the home of the late
Gen. John A. Logan, now replaced by
an apartment house, and was later
moved to Rock Greek Park for preser-
walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Teeney Of 1898
Woodland drive, Washington, have been
enjoying a stay at Skytop Club Skytop,
Pa, in the Pocono Mountains.
MI. and Mrs Edgar J. orine were
guests of honor at a large luncheon
given by Mr.. w. Graham Bowdoir at
the Elkridge Fox HOUNDS Club near
Baltimore motoring from the Gibson
Island Club where they are spending
the season.
The opening performance of the
Revue Intime to be given tonight at
Wardman Park Theater for the bene-
mt Of the children of the local unem-
ployed gives promise of being an inter
esting occasion both from the stand
point Of the show and the audience
A large number have taken large
blocks of seats and will entertain guests,
among them being: Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
land Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hines. Mrs. Nathaniel Dial, Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith Merrill, Mr.. A. w. Wesley, |
Mr.. II. H. Tapiin, Mr.. Won Herblin Mr. |
w. H. Leary, Mr. H. w. Garf1de Mr.. C. |
Francis jenkins, DR.. H. K Maxwell, |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lester Barr, Mr.. E. NJ |
KinSlow, Mr. Robert Burklin, Dr. Rich /
ard Spire, Mr.. F. A. Gatti, Mr.. Edgar
j. Brawner, Mr.. H. K. Love, Mr.. D. H.
Slator. Mr.. John E. Anderson, Mr.. B. F.
Vincent, Mr.. Benjamin Skinker. Mrs.
Edward Eynon, Mr.. H E. Hurley, Mrs.
Mason Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Con-
rad. Col. Wade Cooper. Mr.. c. c. Skates,
Mrs. A. D. Condor and Mr.. T. T.
Hawkesworth
The Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. and the Kempt Cadillac Cor
poration each took a large block of
seats to give to their friends.
The Revue Intime will be repeated |
tomorrow night and the following night. |
A crowded house is being expected on
both occasions.
Maj Gen Hugh A. Drum is spending
some time at White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Thomas j. Ryder, accompanied |
by her mother, Mrs. Annie E. Callahan, |
and her daughter Nancy and her
nephew, Richard Roland Ray, left this |
morning by motor for New York City
and will spend the week end at the |
Lido, Long Island, going from there to
Montreal and the Seigniory Club, at
Lucerne-in-Quebec.
Miss Florence C. Young of Rockville |
and Mr.. William F. Robertson of Wash |
1ngton were quietly married in the
Christian Church in Rockville Monday
afternoon, August 8, at o'clock in the
presence of small company of friends
and relatives. Rev. J. Lloyd Black, |
pastor of the church, of1ciated. The
church was decorated with gladioh and
Midsummer flowers.
The bride wore a jacket frock Of
cocoa brown crepe with small hat and
accessories to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson will make /
their home in Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sleet have
returned to their apartment at the |
Shoreham after a weeks visit at the |
Forest Inn, at Eagles Mere Park, Pa.
The National Capital Republican
Club, is holding open house to guests
from out of town who are here for
the notification ceremonies tomorrow
acting as hostesses at the club today
are Mrs. Warren J. Haines, Mrs. Ed
ward A. Keys, Miss Edna Patton Mrs.