Evening star., 1933-06-18
Mrs. Taft Leaves Capital
For Her Summer Home
Goes to Murray Bay, Canada-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer Take Apartment Here.
J. H. Douglases Leave City.

Mrs. william Howard Taft has left
Washington for her Summer home in
Murray Bay. Canada. She entertained
last week at dinner at Collingwood
Tea House near Mount Vernon, among
her guests being Mrs. Greble. Mrs.
Relyea and Mrs. Symons, widow Of
Col Symons, aide to President Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Mrs. Symons has been
making short stay at the Carleton.
The former Attorney General, Mr.. A.
Mitchell Palmer, and Mrs. Palmer have
taken an apartment at the Shoreham.
They are driving to their Summer home
at Stroudsburg, Pa, to spend the week
end.
Former Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. James H. Douglas
have given up the house at 2125 Kalo-
rama road, which they have occupied
since they came to Washington, and
have returned to their home in Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Douglas leased the home
of former Secretary Of Commerce and
Mrs Robert Patterson Lamont, also OF
Chicago, Mrs. Lamont spending the
Winter in an apartment in the West
chester where she was Joined frequent
~ by Mr.. Lamont. now living in New
York Mrs. Lamont has gone abroad
for the Summer and will return to
washington In the Autumn.
The former governor Of the Federal
Reserve Board, Mr. Eugene Meyer,
joined Mrs. Meyer and their family in
their home at Mount Kisco, N. Y, Tor
the week end.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater has closed her
.rl,@
New York at the Savoy-Plaza for
few days before sailing Wednesday to
spend the Summer in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester w. Lockwood
are spending the week end at Gibson
Island and will remain in Washington
until the end of June, when they VIII
go to the Adirondacks for the remain
der of the Summer with Mrs. Lock
woods aunt, Mrs. Alfred II. Beio, In
her camp on Saranac Lake.
Mr.. William Phelps Emo arrived In
New York Friday from Europe and mas
gone to his home in Connecticut.
: The Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Connerly OF
Winchester, Va. are visiting Mrs; Con
:nerly's cousin and her husband; Mr.
Eand Mrs. o. G. Christgau, ON Yuma
sCIfCCl. 4AiCy oAoO - -
.-days In Takoma Park.
Z Mrs. Cornelius Gardner Of San Diego,
Calf. has lust returned to Washing
ton after visiting Capt. and MRS Gar
loway Of Montgomery, Ala, and Is IN
her apartment at the Fairfax.
Dr.. and Mrs. Elice Scott Carroll
.of Buffalo, N. Y, are spending Tort
might with their daughter, Mrs. EoWln
Iozier Thomas DR.. and Mrs. Carroil
formerly lived in Washington.
I: Prof. Sidney w. Tymeson Of the
washington Missionary College, depart
:rnent of commerce, and Mrs. Iymeson
ARE sepnding their vacation IN PeeKsKin'
Rochester and Union Springs, N. Z.
Prof. Tymeson, plans to do some ad-
.yarced work in the Maryland Uni
yersity during the Summer school, after
which he will join Mrs. Tymeson, who
will spend the Intervening time in
Melrose and South Lancaster, Mass,
and they will take an outing at Seneca
Lake, New Hampshire. They will also
visit the Century of Progress Exposi-
tion in Chicago.
: Mrs. Thomas Brown McClintic, re-
Iently a guest of Capt. w. S. McClin-
tic, q. S. N, and Mrs. McClintic IN
Washington, later motoring to Williams
burg to attend the finals at the Col
.1ege of William and Mary, returned to
Staunton early in the week accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Tommy Brown
sMcClintic, and Miss Ann Bradford,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bradford Of Staunton.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J. Brimer have
arrived in Washington and are at the
.Broadmoor.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Betancourt of
Cuba, who have spent several years at
Miami Beach. Fla, are guests at the
Shcreham while in Washington for the
wedding of their nephey, Mr.. John
Griffith Shields, and Miss Iwilla Reed,
Ihich took place yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs Betancourt will make their home
in Chicago, Ill, for an indefinite time.
: Miss Marion Trumbull, is the week
fnd guest at Princeton Of Hon. Rupert
Milford and Mrs. Milford. Mrs.
Milford was formerly Mrs. Henry Lane
Emo, and they came from their estate
sn England 10 spend the month of
June at their Princeton home.
: DR.. H. H. votaw of Takoma Park,
der the Harding administration, is at
tending a convention in Boulder, Colo,
of representatives from Seventh-day
Adventist churches throughout the
Rocky Mountain area of the country.
( Miss Betty West and Miss Allison
Mcdaniel attended the Yaie-Harvard
game yesterday and will spend short
time in New York before returning to
washington.
: Mrs. Charles Ulrich and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred, are visiting Mrs. Ul-
,rich's mother. Mrs. Lucy Miller. in Al
foona, Pa.
~ Dr. Albert Evans, associate minister
of New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, and Mrs Evans will leave by
motor tomorrow to spend a few weeks
at their Summer home, Parry Farms,
in the Buffalo Hills. New York, re-
turning TO Washington July IS.
. Mr. and Mrs John A. Mooney left
Friday for Milwaukee, Wis. as the
guests of her brother, Mr. Alfred H.
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