Evening star., 1933-07-30
Ambassador to Argentina
And Mrs. Weddell Visitors
Will Arrive From Richmond Tomorrow for Two
Weeks Stay-Mr. and Mrs. South
Trimble. Jr., Parents of Son.

Ambassador and Mrs. Alexander VIII
bourne Weddell will arrive in WASH
ington tomorrow from Richmond. Va,
to spend two weeks before proceeding
to Buenos Aires. During their stay
here they will occupy an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. South Trimble, jr.. have
q new little son, Stephen Asbury Trim
BILE, born at Columbia Hospital Tues
day
Mrs. Ladislas Lazaro of New Orleans
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Trimble
for a month. Former Representative
Lazaro was for many years Member OF
the House from Louisiana.
Mrs. Thrasher, wife of Maj Thomas
Edward Thrasher. United States Marine
Corps, stationed at Quantico, is at the
Cavalier, Virginia Beach.
Mrs. William Cuthbert Harrison Of
1rookline Mass, and Ralph II. CowleS
of Westchester, Long Island, motored to
Washington two weeks ago and were
guests of Mrs Harrison's sister, Miss
Margaret Duncan-Green. Miss Duncan
Green gave a bridge party for them
Saturday, July %, at Woodtord lnn'
near Vienna, Va They left Friday to
motor to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Gardner have
returned to their home on Arlington
Ridge from Old Point Comfort, where
they spent a week While away they
eIso visited Williamsburg, Yorktown
and other points of interest near by.
Nidshipman S. Francis zeiler. first
class, has returned from the Summer
cruise and is spending his leave WIN
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David zeller
Of Lanier place.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly is
spending the Summer in Henderson,
Vile N C.. where she went early in
July with Mrs. Jane R. Hollingsworth
of Canton, Obi, where Mrs. Bayly
formerly lived. They made the trip
South by motor, stopping in Charlottes-
Vile, Va. and Reidsville, N. c., en- route.
Mrs. Bayly went to Hendersonv1lle
to be near her nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs DuBose Hayward, who re-
Gently returned to their country nome
2 miles from Hendersonville, after re-
manning in New York while Mr. Hey
ward was engaged in arranging En-
D0reI Jones IOI IIlOtiOLl p4NlV-No'
EeyWard is the author OF "Porgy,
which Mrs. Hayward dramatized for
the Theater Guild several years ago.
Mrs. Bayly will return to Washington
in October
Mr.. and Mrs Richard William Dick
fnson Jewett will leave today for Nam
tucket, Mass, where they will visit Mrs.
Jawett's parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
rta11 OF
home.
Mr. Ben F.. Sanford Of Washington
and his sister, Miss Martha S. Sanford
of Knoxville, Tenn, who have been
touring in Europe, will return at the
end Of this week. Mr.. SANFORD mas
Teen in business two years at Elghth
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
where his grandmother. the late Mrs.
r A Haines-Pack, was the leading
business woman of Washington. Mrs.
Hailes-Pack erected the building and in
it operated the largest department store
IN the world built, owned and con-
trolled by woman.
Miss Ella Ford of Rutherford. N. j.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard |
S. Fisk, 1854 Quebec place northwest.
DIR. and Mrs. John A. Logan again are
in their home on Connecticut avenue
after spending some time in their cot
:age at Ships Bottom, N. j., where they
entertained guests over several week
ends. They had with them for several
Gays, including the Fourth OF July holl-
Gay. Mrs. Logan's parents; Mr.. ana MRS;
J. b. Bronson of Chevy Chase, Nd. and
their daughter, Miss Frances Bronson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wolfe ana Mr..
y9obert F. King of washington.
Mr.. King returned Friday after spend
fng several weeks in and near New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Browne Blair
ere receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son. Alexander Browne Blair,
3r., born Monday. July "a Mrs. Blair
was formerly Miss Nancy Sutherland
C0nnor.
Prof. and Mrs. Daniel Robert Ed
wards and their little son, Daniel wal
ter, 7th of Collegedale, near ColteWah,
Tenn, have arrived to spend the rest
OF the Summer with their parents, Pro1
and Mrs. C. w. Irwin and Mr. and Mrs.
CARY Whitmer, in Takoma Park. Prof.
Edwards is director of music and teach
e. of violin in the Southern Junior Col
lege, and before accepting this position
q conuple of years ago he wes the dl-
rector of o-chestras in the Junior hlgh
schools in Washington for three years.
DR. Richard M. Field of Princeton.
N. J., who has been spending week
at Wardman Park Hotel, was joined
there yesterday by Mrs. Field and their
family, who will remain for the rest
Of his stay.
Mr.. E. T. Fenwick, East Falls Church,
Va; accompanied by his daughters,
Miss Ellen Fenwick and Miss Kath-
crime Fenwick, will leave on Monday
for Massanetta Springs, Va, to attend
the Baptist Assembly in session there
from August ! to 6. After the assem-
bly,, the Misses Fenwick will go to
Orkney Springs fer a vacation.
Mrs. Berneard Elman and daughter.
Audrey Lee Elman, have left to spend
scme time in Eastern Virginia and to
visit at her former home in Ports
mouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sussman are
leaving Saturday, August 5, on Il
day trip to Chicago. by wav Of Buff
falo, Detroit and the Great Lakes.
Mrs. Oliver Frank after an extended
visit in Highland, Md. and Petersburg.
Va. has returned to her home In
Veitch Summit, Va.
Miss Ann Hill. librarian of the Uni
versity of Texas, will arrive Monday
from New York to be the guest OF Miss
Alice M. Harrell at the Westchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ahalt of Ar
lington County, accompanied by their
daughters, Miss Alice Ahalt and Miss
Catherine. Ahalt. will leave for Orkney