Evening star., 1933-07-09
Mrs. Paul Linebarger
And Son Make Visit to
Chicago Exposition
Mrs. William Mondell and
Infant Son Are Guests of
:. Her Parents in Virginia.

Mrs. Paul NJ Linebarger and her son,
Mr. Wentworth Linebarger, have left
Washington by motor to attend the
Century of Progress Exposition. They
will later go to visit Mrs. Linebarger'S
father, Mr.. T. j. Bearden at Ash Grove,
Mo. Judge Linebarger and their elder
son, Mr.. Paul NJ Linebarger, jr, are
spending the Summer in Europe.
Mrs. William Mondell. accompanied
by her infant son, William Mondell, jr.,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Lambert, at their Waynesboro.
Va, home. Mr. Mondeu came from
Washington and joined them over the
:. week end and Fourth of July.
Miss Dorothy Ramey, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramey, has re-
turned to her home after being the
house guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Harry B. Ramey of Wood
stock, Va Miss Ramey also spent
some time with her cousin. Mrs. ElWood
Santmiers, and with Miss Imogene
Santmiers at Locust Grove Edinburg,
Va.
Miss Alice Louise Hunter leaves to-
morrow morning for visit of six or
eight weeks in Florida. She will spend
q month in Daytona Beach as the guest
of Mrs. Lee Mundelle and the remain
der of the time will be spent visiting
her schoolmate, Miss Beth Simon, at
Las Olas Inn, Fort Lauderdale, and at
st. Petersburg.
Mrs Otto Torney Simon is attending
the Summer course at Harvard Uni
versity. Cambridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Monnett Davis and
Son. who have been residing at the
Fairfax since their return from Cuba
have sailed to Stockholm, Sweden,
where Mr.. Davis will take his new post.
Aurora Hills. Va, and Miss Adelaide
Royal Trent of Lee Heights were ap-
pointed by the Governor of Virginia
vention of the Institute of Public AT
fairs at Charlottes lille Va, and are
now attending the institute.
Miss Mamie Lewis Gibbs of Wash
ington, who has been visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.
j. Lewis Gibbs, in Staunton, Va, has
returned to the Capital.
Mrs. Joseph Barkman, who has been
visiting her son-in-laW and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. James de L. Carpenter,
has Returned to her home in Staunton.
Returning with her was her daughter.
Mrs. Gerald c. Coleman Of Long Is
land. N. Y. and also her twin grand
daughters. Ruth and Dorothy Carpenter
OF Washington. who will remain as her
guests for several weeks.
Mrs. Walter Gait has left Washing
ton to spend the remainder of the Sum-
mer with her granddaughter, Miss
Helen Minn1gerode, at her home, at
Darrien, Conn.
Miss Ruby Phyler and Miss Johnsee
Adams, who have been visiting Miss
: Juanita Mcdaniel of the Albemarle
Apartments, have returned to their
home in Lancaster, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale E. Collins of Los
Angeles sailed yesterday on the Conte
de Savoia for an extended tour of Eu-
rope and Africa. Mrs. Collins was
formerly Mrs. Bettyna Mousely Of this
city. her marriage to Mr.. Collins taking
place July in Washington, the Rev
Maurice White officiating.
Miss Heath Evans, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Ward Evans, is giving a
house party for a week at the farm
in Bethlehem, Pa, of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. Paul Mackall and Miss Nina
Mackall. Mr.. Paul Evans, brother of
Miss Evans, has just returned from a
years tour of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement F. Preller and
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Preller and their
respective families and Mr. Charles E.
Freedman have returned to their hones
in Washington after spending the holi-
day at North Beach Park
Mrs Fred Wallner and Mrs. Hugo
Wallner of New York City, who have
just returned from the Century of
Progress. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adall at their Chevy Chase home