Evening star., 1933-12-03

The former Postmaster General. Mr..
Harry S. New, returned to his home.
Hemlock Hedge, in Edgemoor Md, the
first of the week. coming from Chicago
where he has been director general OF
the Century of Progress Exposition.
which closed the latter part of Novem-
Der. Mrs. New, who made brief visit
In New York, returned Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Patterson Lamont, wife
Of the former Secretary of Commerce,
who has been in her Chicago home for
several weeks, is in New York where
she went to spend Thanksgiving day
and visit her SonS-in-laW and daugh-
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Belknap
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eskridge
Saltzman. Mrs. Lamont will return to
her apartment in the WeStcheSter the
middle of this week.
Mrs. Alvin T Hert is expected to
come to Washington the first of this
week from her home in Louisville, KY,
where she has been through the late
Summer and early Autumn. Mrs. Hert
again will be in her apartment at 1785
Massachusetts, avenue, which Is being
opened.
Mrs. Janiver Howard Forsyth and
Mrs. Eames, widow of Col. Henry E.
Eames. U. S. A.. have gone to Bra
denton, Fla, to spend the Winter
season.
Mrs. Marian Gibbs Burnett, widow
Of Col. John D. Burnett. U. S. A., who
is spending the Thanksgiving holidays
visiting friends in Philadelphia. was de-
lightfully entertained at a dinner
aboard ship at the Philadelphia Navy
VtYy tHyT fottf Tntc
U. S. N Mrs. Burnett will return on
her extended visit Monday
Mrs. Daniel c. Stapleton has had
with her her daughter. Miss Stelita
Stapleton. who came to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays from Spence
School in New York. Mrs. Stapleton
also had as guests her brother and sister,
Mr. Fred Hamilton and Miss Mae L.
Hamilton, of Omaha the latter coming
to attend the victory rally of the
Woman's Organization of National Pro-
12ibition Reform, which will be held
Thursday.
Miss Angelica G. Remey has re-
turned to her apartment. at the Carl
tor. after spending the Summer in
Newport, R. l. Miss Remey will spend
the Winter in Washington.
Mrs. Karl w. Core is the guest of
her mother. Mrs Charles Hoyle, after
visiting her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs Richard Ford. at the
United States consulate at Seville,
Spain.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Fred of Vir-
ginia have leased the house at 1928
W..-.t..o7I7 r,lace where they are estab-
1ished for the Winter. The house was
occupied last Spring by Representative
and Mrs. Randolph Carpenter, who will
not return to Washington until after
Christmas
Mr.. anc Mrs. j. Blaise De Sibour are
spending the week end in Middleburg,
Va
Baron and Baroness Albrecht Won
Schroeder of Hamburg, Germany, are
passing some time at the Carlton.
Mrs. Winnie Roach Chenault and her
son, Mr. Tom Chenault. accompanied
by Mrs. Chenault's sister. Miss Freddie
Love Roach of Jacksonville. Fla. have
returned to her home. on Connecticut
avenue. after spending a short t1mc at
the Bellevue -Stratford, in Philadelphia,
where they went to attend the Army
Navy game
Mr.. LIE Roy Lewis has gone to New
York. accompanying his pupil. Miss
Toomey. who makes her debut in
music recital in that city tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Corril E. Bridges of
Wardman Park Hotel have left for
Florida, where they will spend a few
months, stopping at Miami Beach for
a time, before returning here to reopen
their apartment in early Spring.