Evening star., 1933-09-17

Chile Mr.. William S. Culbertson, has
arrived from Santiago and joined Mrs.
Culbertson and their daughters at 2lo3
Connecticut avenue, where they have
taken an apartment for the Winter.
Miss Junia Culbertson and Miss Jane
Culte.tson, who are with their parents,
are returning to Bryn Ma1r to resume
their studies. They will return here for
beth the Thanksgiving and Christmas
holidays and Miss Jane Culbertson will
be presented to society at tea. prob
ably on her Arst visit here
MIS-. Robert Woods Bliss. wife of the
former United States Ambassador to
Argentina, left yesterday for California
to join her mother, Mrs. William H
Bliss She will return to her George
town home, the Oaks, the middle of
arrive from Europe. where he went a
few weeils ago. The former Ambassa-
Ger is a son Of the late Mr.. William H
Bliss.
The former Secretary Of Labor and
Mrs. William N. Doak hive gone to
Cleveland to spend several days.
Former Representative and Mrs.
A-am NJ Wyant, with their family, VIII
come to Washington about the middle
Of this week and will open their apart
meat At Wardman Park Hotel for the
Winter
E1r. and Mrs Davis Elkins and their
three children will return today after
Spending the Summer at Ventnor N. j.
fThCv will ha in thair ~
a. 2329 Connecticut avenue.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies. with
Their two daughters. Miss Rahel Davies
and Hiss E.nelen Davies, have returned
from Watch Hill. where they have
been for some time. Mrs. Davies and
her daughters have been in New York
for several days, where Mr.. Davies
joined them, and they returned to
Washington Friday.
Miss Emelcn Davies will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for Vassar College.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Compton again
are In their Washington home for the
Winter. Mr.. Compton arriving last
evening from their Summer place in
Michigan where they entertained Mrs
Henry A. Wallace and her children for
shcTt time l1te in August.
Mr and Mrs. David ST. Pierre Gail
lard and their children have returned
to Their sUbu ban home. the Rocks,
from their Summer place on Mackinac
Island Mich where they have been
since early Summer. En- route East they
stopped for seye-al days in Chicago to
attend the Worlds S Fair.
Mrs. William Ellis Pulliam. wife of
the Receiver General of Customs. In
Santo Domingo. is at the Westmoreland
Apartments fer a few weeks Her
daughter. wife OF Lieut.. w. w. Jervey.
U. S A who spent the Winter in
Eanto Domingo. IS settled in an apart
h1ent at 2229 Bancroft place.
Mr. and MIS- Walter Wiley Ware are
In their new home on Park avenue.
Lyon Park. Va Mrs. Ware. the latter
formerly Miss Marge ret Lillian Powell.
Is the daughter CT lGrs. J. G. Powell
Of Washington. and Mr.. Ware is the
son Of Mrs W A Munger of Lyon Park
and their marriage took place July 4
at Green"!lle, S. c.
Mrs. EdU.rd Osborne Craig of 1868
Columbia read has returned to Wash
irgton after a visit of five weeks with
Mrs. James HOPE Caldwell Of 399 Park
avenue. in New York After a motor
trip to Newport. Mrs. Craig and Mrs.
Caldwell returned to Mrs. CaldWells
Summer home, Box Hill at Hunting
ton, Long Island.
Mr.. Rowland Lyon h2s Joined his
parents, MI and Mrs. Gideon A. Lyon,
in their Chevy Chase home after spend
ing two months at ProVlncetown, Mass,
where he continued his painting. MI.
Lyon stopped in New York for a short
time and was IN Atlantic City for
brief stay before coming to Washington
Mr.. G Edward Schultz, san Of Mrs.
G. Edward Schultz CT Shacow Lawn,
Bethesda. Nd. left September l by
motor for Denver Colo. where he Will
take up his duties as an engineer tor
the Bureau of Reclamation. Mr. Schultz
received his degree in mechanical en-
gireerirg in 1892 from V. P. J., Blacks
burg. Va. and during the past year re-
ce:ved master degree III fuel engineer
ing. While n Denver he expects to take
additicral work toward his doctors
degree.
Miss Mary Brewster and Mr.. King
man Brewster, jr, who are attending
school at Cambridge, Mass, are visiting
tl7sii parents, Mi. and Mrs. n5man
BreTetar, il their apartment at the
6horehanl, MI. and Mrs. Brewster en-
tertaned at the dinner dance Friday |
evening for tteir son and daughter and
Miss Louise TIttra1 and Mr.. Charles
Trowbridge Tlttrlan.
lIr. and MIS- Brewster end their |
daughter ard sen left yesterday to spend
the week cid at Catoct;n Lodge, Md. |
Col and Nrs. CLYDE L. Eastman ac-
ccmpanied them and will be their |
guests.
Mrs Kerdrick Philips and Miss |
Rachel Miller have leased the studio at |
Ston:!eigh Court f Mrs. Herluf Proven |
son, who vas before her marriage Fri |
DAY, Mss Hester Walker Beall.
Mr. ". 7. Markham of Topeka, Kans.,
IS at The Dodge for a few days, at
tending tire meeting of the State super
1.tenceHt5 Of public instruction. Mr.. |
Markham is State superintendent Of the
Department OF Education Of Kansas.
Miss Sara Harrison, daughter CT
Mayer ana Mrs. Charles F. Harrison of
Ieesburg. Va, and a debutante OF last
season, n2s been selected to represent
IoudCun County at the annual Pied
mont Dairy Festival at Manassas,
September 80.
Nj and Mrs. Charles E. w. Bateson,
who are visiting relatives in the South,
will return to their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel October l for the
Winter season.
DR.. and Mrs Deets Pickett of Airing