Evening star., 1933-10-03
SOCIETY
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Bruce Howe recently returned from a
long stay abroad, are expected to at
tend the meeting tomorrow afternoon
of the Women's Committee for the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra, which will
be held in the home of the vice chair
man, Mrs Edwin B. Parker, at POOL
Twenty-foUrth street northwest at 4
O'Clock. The orchestra, under the di-
rection of Dr. Hans Kindler. will open
its season Sunday afternoon, october
Is, in Constitution Hall, the Thursday
afternoon series of concerts to begin
October 26.
Mrs. Dows, chairman of the Women's
Committee, has been abroad for year
and Mrs. Howe, after spending some
time in Europe, returned in the late
Summer and has been in the North
until 10 days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chaplin HINT
ington have returned to Washington
after having spent the Summer at their
country place, Journeys End, in the
Blue Ridge Mountains in Clarke Coun-
ty, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Fitzhugh Tai
man and their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Talnan, with Miss Elizabeth EdeS again
are in their home at 2010 Hillyer place
for the Winter after occupying an
apartment in the Highlands for year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Smith have
given up the house OF Mrs. Bradley
Davidson in EdgemOor, which they oc-
cupied through the Summer, and will
spend the Winter in their house at
22l6 Massachusetts, avenue.
The Rev. Richard F. Farley returned
from Mount Vernon, Ohio, where he
has accepted a position as teacher OF
Bible in the Mount Vernon Academy,
and with his family will leave for Ohio
today. Saturday evening Is or 20 of
Mrs FarleyS friends Serenaded her at
her home as farewell.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Merle Spillan,
who have been touring through France
and British Isles during the Summer
months arrived yesterday in New York
on the Georgia and will return to their
home at 1000 Cathedral avenue early
this week.
DR.. Earl Baldwin Mckinley, dean of
the George Washington University
School of Medicine, gave lunch party
today at the Cosmos Club in honor OF
DR.. George Barger of Edinburgh, Scot
land following his lecture before George
Washington University medical students
this morning.
DR.. Barger, who is professor of medi-
cal chemistry at the University of Edin-
burgh, is an internationally known
scientist He came to America upon the
invitation of the American Chemical
Society to deliver an address at their
recent meeting in Chicago. During his
visit he also has been the guest OF the
University of Michigan as speaker at
their Fall convocation, when' an honor
ary degree was conferred upon him.
DR.. McKinley's other guests will be
DR. Hans Jensen and DR.. E. M. K. Cell
ing of Johns Hopkins University; DR.. R.
A. Lambert of the Rockefeller Founda-
ton; DR.. Carl Howe and DR.. Breese
Jones of the Department of Agriculture;
DR.. Carl Voegtlin of the Public Health
Service; DR.. William Charles White of
the National Research Council; DR.. c.
S Hudson Of the National Institute of
Health. and DR.. Walter A Bloedorn,
Dr.. Errett Cyril Albritton, DR.. George
B. Jenkins, Dr. George B. Roth, DR..
Vincent Du Vigneaud, DR.. Joseph H.
Rec, Dr. Walter Freeman, DR.. Charles
Stanley White and DR.. Edward B. We'd
der of the George Washington Univer-
sity medical faculty.