Evening star., 1933-09-24

Mrs. George T. Marye, widow Of the
3ormer United States Ambassador to
-RuSsia, Is remaining in her home in
Burlingame, Calf, where she went for
the burial of Mr. Marye fortnight ago.
Her home at Connecticut avenue and N
street has not been closed, and it is ex-
pected she will return here early in the
Winter.
The former United States Ambassador
to Japan, Mr.. Larz Anderson, will ar
rive in New York tomorrow from Eu-
rope, where he has spent several weeks
MRS. Anderson, who has been in New
Hampshire for some time, will meet him
in their home. Weld, at Brookline,
Mass, where they will remain for the
early Autumn.
Mrs. Billiard, widow of the ccm-
mandant of the Coast Guard, Ad-
miral Frederick Billiard, will leave Old
Lyme, Conn, where she has been
through the Summer, and will go at
the end Of the week to New London to
visit in her former home. Late in Oc-
tober Mrs. Billiard will return to her
apartment in the WeStchester for the
Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker,
Or, will return tomorrow from NCnquit
EMass., where they have been for the
Summer months.
Mrs. Perry Heath, after spending the
Summer on the New England coast and
r1n Canada. has returned to Washington
and opened her house for the Winter.
Mrs ingalls, Sard and her daughter,
Miss Abigail Sard, have returned to
their home on F street after spending
the late season in the North.
Mrs. Edwards Shouse and her daugh-
tiers, Miss Marion ShouSe and Miss
betty ShouSe, again are in their Wash
Iington home after spending the late
Summer in New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Harrison Of
deeSburg, Va, are taking a house in
washington for the Winter. Their
daughters, Miss Mamie Goldsborough
Harrison and Miss Lalla Harrison, are
students at Gunston Hall for the en-
suing session.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ]. Brand and
their children will come this week from
Virginia, where they have been with the
4atter'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax
HarriSon, in their country home, BelVolr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Blaise de Sibour are
kpending the week end in New York.
Mrs Charles w. Deming is expected
DO return to Washington the first OF
next week and will be at the Shoreham
while opening her home for the Winter.
Mrs. Grace Bryan Hargreaves. who
Is spending the Winter in washington,
rs writing the life of her father, the
late William Jennings Bryan. Her two
Junior School.
Judge and Mrs. Charles S. Lobinglier
Npf 2002 P street have returned from
months vacation trip to the West, TAX
w In the American Bar Association
Neeting at Grand Rapids, i'll which
sions the Judge participated; the
tury of Progress Exposition at Chl-
and their ranch In missouri.
h Lobinglier resumes his work at
1Ntional University this week, open
SSourse on the Evolution OF Legal
sbyS' and using as text treatise
feceon The Beginnings OF Law
Buressued by the Comparative Law
Mr..
ming, MRS. William Jeffries Chew
Manninad their house guest, M
eof Mrs. Detroit, are guests tooas
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Virginia. on Lake jackson IN
Miss POLL
,gohn Foote, hte. daughter OF Mrs.
ton from Badoeturned to Washmg-
she was the gun Nova Scotia; Wnere
kenor, daughterf Miss Carol e'roS-
bert H. GrosvenoPr. and MIS- 1iI-
Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
returned to their h, BlattneI Hsve
Manor from Canaa in Con S!uD
included Montreal, On cruise d Wiz
land and Labrador. y Ne"puiio-
Mr.. and Mrs Henry An ,
nave returned from a two roa'ttar NJ, Ia.
et the Admiral Hotel, Ca2Ees s'"
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brade, ,,.
% their home in Golf Club Iie'utn
day from Chicago, where W ot
the Century of Progress. Sslseu
also attended the City Mana piaoen aa.,
Fention in session there last VI WI"
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Webs ,
t1ss are again in the city after saina
kfle Summer at Fair Haven uis
the Chesapeake Bay. oii
Mrs. Frank Garden left Wasl
ehls week, accompanied by frief -
visit In Ann Arbor, Mich, and Ch w
Later she will spend few Weeeu.,,
HoWa and Nebraska, returning ,ea
ebout the middle of October.