Evening star., 1934-09-16
, 'ersonals of Official
Families in Washington
ecretary Morsenthau VIII Return to Wash
inston Tomorrow Justice Wheat Opens
Apartment After Vacstic7.

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
II snry Morgenthau. jr. viii return. TX
" ashington tomorrow from his farr1
"a Fishhll, N. Y, where Mrs. Morgen'
I'll au and their children are remair
fl through the late Summer and
"A lturnn season.
The Postmaster General Mr.. Jane
"A Farley, is spending the, week en- !
W tn his family in New York and is
!e, pected back N Washington the first
'ot the week.
Justice Alfred A. Wheat has returned
to Washington from Marblehead Neck
m SIS. and opened his apartment at
the Mayflower for the season. Mrs
W heat remained in Boston to re-
CT perate from an accident.
The acting commissioner of fisher
ie Mr.. Charles E. jackson and Mrs
Js ckson and their three young chill
Or IN, have returned to their home in
c. levy Chase Gardens. Md, after
sr ending several weeks in South Caro-
lii and Georgia.
Mr.. Leo T. Crowley, chairman Of
tt : Board of Directors of the Federal
D .posit Insurance Corp, will open
his apartment at the Mayf1ower the
fl st Of October. His sister, Miss Flor
ei ce Crowley of Madison. Wis, who
was his guest here last season, is
pl aiming to visit him again in the
A itumn. His other sister, Miss Re
ri Ia Crowley, who, formerly acted as
h. stess for her brother, was recently
m ,rried to Mr.. John F. Doyle and is
Ii ing in Madison.
Mrs Kenyon Joyce, wife of the COM
m sndant of Fort Myer, will return
r escay morning from Wheeling, w.
W, where she has been visiting a
81 ort time.
Col. Robert s. Knox, q. S. A.; Mrs
x 1ox, and their young son. Rober'i
S. jr., of Fort Huachuca, AIiz., wi
sa i tomorrow from San Francisco fc
Manila, where Col. Knox will asslu
dl ty as chief of staff of the Philippil
Department Col. and Mrs. Erc
ST ent several weeks this Summer wi
Mrs. Knox's brother -in-law and s'a
ter, Lieut.. Albert G. Martin, U. s. H.
ID Mrs. Martin, in their hone In
Chevy Chase, Md. Mrs. Knor wss
Il rm ,rly Miss Florence Drysdala Gil
Z ltt o. Newport News, Va.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Hugh Miller Of
s ouis, Mo-, are al the Martinique
fer short stay.
MI. and Mrs. T. ". O'Connor are
di Vid ng their time during the Autumn
b, twl en- their Summer home at Leon
al ttc wn, Md, and their apartment
al tn May11ower. The last of October
THY will leave for the Pacific Coast,
starting on q trip around the world.
Mi. trConnor is the former chairman
OF The United States Shipping Board.
ir and Mrs. Harry M. kaufman
hue returned to their apartment in
tie Ehoreham after a three-weeks' So
jerrr at Lage Como, Italy. They ar
rived Thursday on the Rex.
)r Walter w. King, United States
L ollC 11cdibll 0cTfICt, dL1Si NILS. HiIlS
Ia ge returned to their apartment in
CT thedral Mansions from an extern
ST. e motor tour of Canada. After
sr ending some time In the Laurentian
M ,untains and visiting friends in
M ortreal, they returned by way of
81 ranac Lake and Mount Pocono.
Mrs. r. w. Howell has returned
t6 her home at 3110 Cathedral avenue
Al ter having spent month at the
" IS chester Club at Rye, N. Y.
Ms. Charles l.. Kitzmeyer of Car
&C City, New, arrived this morning
fc II visit to her brother -in-law and
81 te', Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burwell
WI 'en, on Quesada street in Chevy
Clsae. Mrs. Kitzmeyer will be in
w rs 1ington couple of months.
NJ. Oscar T. Crosby left Washing
ton for New York Thursday. accom-
ps nj ed by his eldest daughter. Con-