Evening star., 1933-09-10
Mrs. Clarence c.. Sheriff.
Guest of Mrs. H. G.. Graef
t4rs Thomas H. Dawson Returns From Cape
May. Where She Was Visiting
Mrs. Charles T. Brown.

Mrs. Graef widow Of Mr.. Harry
Campbell Graef, has as her guest IN her
Georgetown home Mrs. Sheriff., wife OF
Col Clarence c. Sheriff. Of Cincinnati
who formerly was superintendent OF
Public Buildings and Grounds before
that department became the Bureau OF
Public Buildings and Public Parks CT
the District. Col. Sheriff. left his post
In Washington to become city manager
of Cincinnati, and since retiring from
that position has gone into business IN
that city Mrs. Sheriff. is accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Nellie Sheriff..
Former Representative Cleveland A.
Newton of st. Louis is at the Willard
Tor a short stay
Mrs Thomas H. Dawson has returned
from several weeks stay at Cape May,
where she was the guest of Mrs. Charles
e. Brown Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ross Thompson has returned to
her home after spending some time at
Henderson Harbor, N. Y.
Mrs. Clarke Winship Slade and her
young son, Clarke Winship Slade, jr.,
wife and son of Mr. Slade Of the Wash
returned to their home In Bethesda
after various Summer trips.
Mr. and Mrs. George N Dale, son and
daughter in-law of Senator Porter H.
Dale. have returned to their apartment
In the Broadmoor after spending several
weeks in Vermont.
DR.. and Mrs. Kurt Hetzel left Wash
Spofor, yeStardoy for Neu Bedford Mass
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Demarest Lloyd
in their Summer home for about ten
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris E. NARROW with
their daughters, Miss Ruth Marlow and
Miss Mary NARROW, have returned from
a vacation spent at Rehoboth Beach.
to enter Russell Sage College and Miss
Mary NARROW will resume her studies
at National Cathedral School.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanwood Cobb will
return to their home in Chevy Chase
the end of the week from their camp at
Mast Cove in Eliot, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
sCobb entertained at their camp Mr.. L.
L. Lorwin who spent a few days with
Pan-Pacific Conference at Banff. Mr..
and Mrs. Cobb are directors Of the
Chevy Chase Country Day School.
Mrs. Magdalena Gale arrived last
week aboard the lie de France from two
months, stay abroad. Mrs. Gale at
tended the Krishnamurti Camp at Om-
men, Holland, which was attended by
about 5000 people from all parts of the
world. After the close of the camp at
Ommen Mrs. Gale Travelled in Switzer-
land and France
Mrs. David F. Miller. formerly Miss
Margaret Crawford Newton of this city,
has returned to her home at Athens
Ga, after visit to her father, former
commissioner of patents and Mrs.
James Thornwell Newton. She was
called here by the sudden death Of her
brother, Comdr. William Llewellen New
ton, who was returning from Murray
Bay where he had spent the Summer.
Comdr. Newton and Mrs. Miller are
descended from the celebrated Craw-
ford family of Georgia. William H.
Crawford, one Of the most noted states
men Of a century ago, was great-great
uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Leech OF Pasa-
dena, Calif are spending two weeks
with Dr. O. S. Parrett of the Washing
ton Sanitarium staff, and Mrs. Parrett.
to Australia where Mr. Leach will be
connected with the Sanitarium Health
Food Co. of Wahroonga, New South
Wales, as a chemist. Mr.. Leach, who
has been teacher of chemistry in the
Pasadena, Calf, Junior College, has
studied in the California Institute of
Technology and after several weeks
spent in visiting research Laboratories
in the United States, will study in Eu-
rope for several months before going
on to Australia.
Mr. Daniel Lindsey Robertson of Lam
ham, Md has returned from Camp Oak
ington at Aberdeen. Md, where he was
in camp for eight weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Yeomans OF
Chevy Chase accompanied by Miss Eve
lyn Yeomans, are back from a trip TO
the Natural Bridge and Luray, Va.
Mr.. Paul Sexton again is in his home
on Beecher street after q stay Of sew
eral weeks with relatives at Bristol,
Tenn.
Mrs. Henry A. Jaffe is back in her
home at 4423 Fifteenth street after
spending a month on the Jersey shores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Franklin of Ok
1ahoma City are in Washington for an
indefinite stay and are occupying an
apartment at the Mayhower. They are
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Louise Franklin, who will attend King
smith School this Winter, and her
young sister, Miss Betty Franklin. Mr.
FRANKLIN, president of the Independent
Petroleum Association Of America, Is
member of the Emergency National
Committee, composed of 81 oil men
elected by the petroleum industry to d.
rect the affairs Of the various OIL groups
while the National Industrial Recovery
Act Is in effect.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zimmerman and
family have returned to their home IN
Aeln&nr, Haiuhts fr0m EppiOR FOfeSt,