Evening star., 1933-10-22

Former Secretary of State and Mrs
Henry l.. st nlson, who have been IN
their home, Highhold, en- Long Island,
ciIce returning from Europe. are eX-
pscoei to come to Washington this
week and Will be in their home, Wood
ley. which thcy purchased while Mr..
s. mson was Secretary of State in the
II Dover Cabinet.
r cstmaster General. he's returned to
Ler hcme. Hemlock Hedge. in Edge
moor. after spending the Summer in
her cottage al Turtle Lake. Michigan
and with Mr.. New in CHICAGO. where
he is commissioner for the Century of
Progress Exposition The exposition
VIII remain open until the M ddle Of
November and Mr.. New will join Mrs
New here caciy in December.
Mrs. New has Is her guest for a
week or 10 days Mss Sabra Roberts
daughter of Capt. Frank H, Roberts
United States Navy, and Mrs. Roberts,
who accompanied Mrs. New from CHI
Cago where Capt. Roberts IS on du.y
Mi S Roberts will Coen Their home on
Quebec street and Be joined shortly "
Mrs Roberts after the captain goes 10
join his ship following station at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
Mrs. Robert Patterson Lamont, wife
of the former Secretary of Commerce,
again is in her apartment in the
Westchester after spending fortnight
in her home in Lake Forest, III.
Mrs. Joseph Letter. who is with her
mother, Mis-. John R. W.lliam'. al
the Anchorage will go to Chicago in
about week. She pans to spend the
Winter there.
Mr.. and MS. William F. Dennis
have returned to Their Washington
house after spending the Summer in
their Colonial home at Harrodsburg,
KY
Mr. and Mrs Dennis will be joined
early in the year by the latters son.
in-law and daughter, MI. and Mrs.
Charles Nelson Riker, who now make
their home in Kentucky near Harrods
burg.
Mrs. Henry Parson Erwin returned
Yesterday from a weeks stay in New
York and joined Mr. Erwin and their
daughters in their home, Abremont,
overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Mr.. Charles Warren Of Washington
has joined Mrs Warren at the Home
stead, Hct Springs, where ether recent
arrivals from Washington include Mr.
and Mrs. w Porter Ogelsby. Mr. A ]:
Melville, DR.. D. w. Holbrook. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mr., Alfred M.
Phillips and Mrs. Nathan B. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs l. Corrin Strong have
returned to Washington for the Win
ter and again are in their house at
27l2 ThirtySecond street, which was
leased through the Summer to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Nelson Slater. who have re-
turned to their home in New York.
Mr.. John Walker Eolcombe returned
last week from Europe and joined Mrs.
Holcombe in their Washington home.
Mr.. Holcombe spent the Summer with
his son-in-law and daughter. the
land. and Mrs. Roy W. Baker Mr..
Holcombe accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Baker on motor trip on the Cont
nent in the middle of the Summer and
with Mrs Baker and her small family
spent some tine N cottage on the
Riviera.
DR.. David A. Coe has as his guests
in his hcme at 1900 Sixteenth street,
Alex Gray of Hackensack, N. j.. who
will remain several days.
Mrs. Frank Harper Elmore of Gym
wyd. Pa. is spending the week end
with her mother and brother. Mrs.
Lawton Morgan and Mr.. Douglas Os-
wald Morgan. at the Chastleton.
Dr. and Mrs John L. Keddy have as
a guest in their home in Livingston
Heights, Va, their niece, Miss Dorothy
Burks of Birmingham, Ala. Last We'd
nesday evening DR. and Mrs. Keddy en-
tertained at a bridge supper at the
Hocel Roosevelt in compliment to their
niece. Miss Burks will also visit
sister in Washington, Mrs Alfred Err
nest, before her return home.
Mrs Morse, wife of DR. Howard T.
Morse of Takoma Park is spending a
month in Michigan, the guest Of her
mother Mrs r. M Volbrecht, and her
sister, Miss Leah Volbrecht, in Battle
Greek.
Mrs Joseph P. Coleman Of Belmont,
Mass, flew to Washington and is at
the Shoreham, where she has been
joined by her daughter, Miss Gretchen
M. Coleman. a student at Georgetown
Visitation School. Mrs. Coleman's son,
Mr.. Raymond A. Coleman is student
at Georgetown University. Before re-
turning home Mrs. Coleman will spend
few days in New York City.
Mrs. v. Cameron Martin of MiSsis-
sippi has returned to Washington fo-
a brief stay before going to New York
and is at Meridian Mansions.
Mrs s. L. Barsalou Of Montreal, ac-
companied by her two daughters, Miss
Francoise Barsalou and Miss Madeleine
Barsalou, and Mrs. L. L. Wilson. are
staying at the Willard during their
visit in the city.
Mrs Sarah Combs of Ingomar street
and Mrs G. H. Becker of Brooklyn
N. Y, have returned from Chicago.
where they attended the Century OF
Progress Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dodge Of Colo
RADIO Springs and their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Dodge. will be at the May
flower again this season, arriving in
Washington the latter part of the
month. Miss Dodge attended school in
the Capital and later made her debut
at ball given at the Mayf1ower.
Mr.. Perry W. gallenger Of Woodward,
Okla, is the guest of his brother-in-law,
DR.. H. H. Votaw, and Mrs. VOtaw for
few days
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