Evening star., 1936-03-21

Residents
In the South
Mrs. Coffin and Her
Daughter at Aiken.
Others in Florida.

n RS. PHILIP OWEN COFFIN
nu and her daughter, Miss Viz
V ginia Rodgers, have gone to
Aiken, accompanied by Mrs.
Cofin's sister. Signora Brambilla Of
Rome. Italy, and are staying at the
Palmetto Inn. Mrs. Comm and Sig
nora Brambilla are daughters OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer
and were presented in Washington
when their father was Secretary Of
the Navy.
Mrs. James F. Curtis has gone to
Aiken to be with her grandson. George
Herbert Bostwick, jr. while his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bostwick, are in
England, where Mr.. Bostwick will ride
his own horse in the Grand National.
Mrs. Lionel Atwill, who has been in
California for some time. has gone to
Palm Beach. where she Is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Edward T. StoteS-
bury, and Mr.. Stotesbury at their VIM
ter home. El Mirasol. Mrs. Atwill, who
was Miss Louise Cromwell, daughter
of the late Oliver Cromwell, made her
debut in Washington at one Of the
most elaborate parties given here.
Miss Irene Boyle left yesterday for
Charleston, S. c.. where she has Joined
Lady Lindsay, wife Of His Britannia
Majesty's Ambassador. Lady Lindsay
has been in Charleston for fortnight
and plans to return to Washington
next week, accompanied by Miss Boyle.
Mr.. Thomas Letter has as his guests
at One-Acre Farm, the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Letter. at Aiken,
s. c.. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth e.
Jenkins, jr.
Miss Grace Guest, custodian Of the
Freer Galleries. has gone to Southern
Pines, where she is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. George ]. jerks while re-
cuperating from an illness.
Mrs. Anton Heitmuller, who has
been Ill for q number OF weeks, has
left the hospital and is once more in
her home, on Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Gordon Lenox OF Portland,
Greg. has arrived in Washington for
an extended visit with Mrs. Alice
Geddes in her home, on Columbia
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lust returned
to Washington yesterday from Miami,
Fla, where they have spent the last
three weeks.
Miss Mary Ellen Corby, Miss Lee
Washington and Miss Frazer Wash
ington are among those who will at
tend the junior prom at Princeton
this evening. Miss Corby will be
escorted by Mr.. Clarence Dodge, jr.,
of Washington; Miss Frazer Wash
ington will attend with Mr.. James G..
Nettleton, jr., of this city. and Miss
Margo Lee Washington will be escorted
by Mr. Robert J. Chapman Of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y.
Miss Emma Plugge and Mrs. X. p.
Chamberlain have returned to their
homes after spending the Winter in
Florida. While they were in the South
they met Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. West in
st. Petersburg and accompanied them
on a cruise to the West Indies.
The national officers of Chi Sigma
Sorority, who will hold a two-day
council meeting here, we're honor
guests at a luncheon today given
by the ten local chapters of the soror-
ity, at the Hotel Harrington. Miss
Mary Louise Coilifiower, president OF
Alpha Province Is chairman of reserva-
tions. The officers are Miss Louise K
Lerch, president, of Washington; Mrs
Sara Walter. vice president. Of Eliza
beth, N. j.; Mrs. Lille Marie Jones
secretary. Of Baltimore. Md; Mrs
Catherine Counts, treasurer, OF this
city, and Mrs ARA G. Wells. editor of
the Chi Scribbler, of Little Rock, Ark.