Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-10

~ ~ leaving the White House last
N week for vacation, announced
that she would go where the
mood takes me-" Is now mo-
toring to Montreal and Quebec, &C
companied by Miss Lorena c. Hickok
of New York The First Lady spent
a short time at Lake Placid and Platts-
burg. N. Y, yesterday, and at the latter
place was the guest of former Gov.
Thomas F. Conway. Mrs. Roosevelt
spent Saturday night at Cragston
Manor, at the top of Spruce Hill, be-
tween Keene and Elizabethtown.
: Mrs. Curtis B. Dali, who has been
with the President since her mothers
departure, left for New York today.
Secretary of the Interior Harold L.
Ickes and Mr.. J. Fred Essary of Wash
ington we're among the out-of-town
guests at an informal party at Popodi-
con- suburban home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Williams at ShepherdStoWn, w.
Va, Saturday evening. The fete was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Miss
Eleanor Potts. Mrs. H. w. Potts, Mr..
Ilewellyn Potts and Miss Sally Lee
Powell. There were a number OF
guests from a distance. with few
friends and neighbors from Shepherds
town.
The lovely gardens and lawns made
en- ideal setting for an outdoor party.
Co,ored Illuminated lanterns added to
the beauty of the evening. A delicious
collation. was served at small tables in
fhe garden.
Daniel c. Roper had with them for
fortnight. their son and daughter-in-
Jaw. Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry Roper, who
hove returned to their home at West
Point.
: The Speaker of the House and Mrs.
Henry T. Rainey, left the Capital yes
terday by motor for their farm at Car
folltown, Ill. where they will remain
until the opening of Congress.
Society Interested in
Curtis Bostwick Engagement.
M and Mrs. James Freeman Curtis
Of Washington and WilloWmere, Roslyn,
J.. l.. announce the engagement of their
laughter. Miss Laura Elizabeth Curtis,
TO Mr.. George Herbert Bostwick, son
CT Mrs. Fitch Gilbert of New York and
Aiken. S. c., and the late Mr.. Albert
c, Bostwick.
! Mss Curtis attended the Fermata
School in Aiken, and is granddaugh
ter of the late Gov. William Rush Mer-
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Washington for many years. Her IA
ther was assistant secretary of the
Treasury in 1909, and later became dep
tty governor and counsel of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of New York, re-
Signing these positions to resume the
practice Of law. Mrs. Curtis has taken
q prominent part in society in Wash
ingtOn. She recently turned her home
on F street into club, where men,
beTs of Washington society do much
Of their entertaining. Miss Curtis is
of debutante age. and it was expected
that she would make her debut next
Winter
Mr. Bostwick is a noted horseman,
fmateur jockey, and has been the lead
ing amateur rider in this country for
the last five years, succeeding his
brother, Mr. Albert c. Bostwick, who
IS the owner of Mate and a member
of the Jockey Club, as well as Of the
National Steelplechase and Hunt Asso-
citation Mr. Bostwick is a member of
the RACQUET and Tennis, Meadow
Brook and the Turf and Field Clubs.
He is one of the most prominent young
men connected with the turf. and Is a
high-ranking polo player.
Gen. and Mrs. M. S. Jarvis are at
the Martinique for a short stay.
: Maj. Gen. and<Mrs. John F. Preston,
who formerly were at the Westchester,
have moved to 1924 Cortland pl north
west.
= Mrs. Keyes, wife of Senator Henry
Wilder Keyes, shared honors with
distinguished group of women at a
luncheon given today by Mrs Goodwin,
wife of Judge Clarence N Goodwin, at
the Arts Club of Chicago. Among the
other honor guests of Mrs. Goodwin
were Mrs. Rufus Dawes, Mrs. Carter
Harrison, Mrs Parker, wife Of Gen.
Frank Parker; Mrs. Cluverius wife of
AGmiral Wat Cluverius; Mrs. Frank
Logan, author and chairman of Chi
cago Convention for Pen Women; Mr..
Cecil Barnes, author of These Years
of Grace; Mrs. Hessell Bower of Gin
cinnati, president of the National
League of American Pen Women, and
Mrs. Wayne Chatfield Taylor. Mrs.
Goodwin will join Judge Goodwin at
the Chevy Chase Club In a fortnight.
Mrs. Adolphus Andrews has taken the
barrow cottage at Peckett's on Sugar
Hill in the White Mountains. She has
with her her daughter and son, Miss
Frances Andrews and Mr.. Adolphus
Andrews, jr.
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis has
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