Evening star., 1936-09-22
NJ ary | a n d
And Virginia
In the News
DR.. and Mrs. Powicke
and Miss PoWicke
Depart.

Janet Powicke, Of Oxford,
~ England. who have spent the
past few days in Washington, will
leave tonight for Pasadena, Calf.
where they will spend the Winter.
While in this vicinity. DR.. and Mrs.
Powicke and their daughter have di-
vided their time between DR.. Powicke's
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Powick.
In Drummond, Md, and with the dean
Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary
and Mrs. Charles E. Larry Of Alexan-
dria, Va.
DR.. Powicke. who is the Regis pro-
fessor Of medieval history at oxford
University, came to this country to be
present at the tercentennary Of Har-
ward University, where he was awarded
an honorary degree. During his stay
at Pasadena he will be connected with
the Huntington Library, where he
will be engaged in research work for
Oxford University.
DR.. and Mrs. Elic S. Carroll of Buf-
falo, formerly of this city. who have
been visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William K
Hartung, will leave tomorrow morn
ing to return to their home. They
are making the trip by motor and
will be accompanied by their eldest
granddaughter, Mrs. Russell Boyce
OF Rhindlander, Wis, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Chamblin at Falls Church, Va. Mrs.
Boyce is the former Miss Betty Car
roll, eldest daughter of the late Dom
aid Scott Carroll. son of DR.. and Mrs
Carroll. She will visit her maternal
grandmother, Mrs. James Ferguson,
in Buffalo as we'll as her paternal
grandparents. and then return to her
home in Rhinelander.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Dunham, Sd,
of New York and Cedarhurst, Long
Island, are visiting Mrs. Dunham's S
mother, Mrs. James C. Pilling. in the
latter's Summer home at Blue Ridge
Summit Pa. Mrs Dunham Is the
former Miss Ruth Pilling Of Wash
ington.
Miss Alice Sanger and Miss Ed
munds have returned to their apart
ment in the Imperial after spending
the Summer at Pawling, Dutchess
County, N. Y, at "Holmhurst."
Mrs. Byron Andrews is again in her
apartment at 1851 Crescent place after
spending several months with the late
Mr.. Andrews nephews and nieceS and
their families near Gettysburg, Pa.
They formerly lived at Cambridge, Md.
Mrs Samuel A. Kimberly Is spend
ing this week at Bluemont, Va. the
guest Of Miss Hyberta Cunningham,
who was with Mrs. Kimberly a few
days last week, in the latter's home,
2l12 o street. Miss Cunningham is
niece of the late Mrs. John A. Logan
and first cousin of Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker.
Mrs William s. Carroll and her
daughter, Miss Maud Carroll, have re-
turned to their home, 27l6 Thirty
fourth street. after many months spent
in California. Miss Grace Carroll
daughter of the late Mr.. William S
Carroll, who was with them in Cali
fornia, is remaining there for some
time, but will join them in Washing
ton later on.
DR.. and Mrs. William Neal Cogan
have returned to their apartment after
months visit at Bedford Springs, Pa
Among the young people leaving fol-
college this week are Miss Nancy Dove
of Lorton, who with Miss Mary Jant
Young, also of Lorton, will attend the
State Teachers College at Fredertcks-
burg; MI Denwood Parrish Of Grove
ton, who, under du Pont scholarship
will continue his studies at the Uni
versity Of Virginia; Mr.. Robert Robert'
of Cameron Valley. who enters Georgi'
Institute of Technology with scholar
ship; Mr.. Aleck williams OF Lorton. th
recipient of the highest scholarshil
and citizenship award upon his gradu
alton from Lee-Jackson High Schoo
in June, who enters Virginia Poly
technic Institute, and Mr.. Richart
Randolph Of Seminary Hill, who vii
be q freshman at Virginia Military In
stitute.
Mrs. John Mcdaniel entertained q
bridge, followed by a late supper, Fri
day evening in her home In Herndor
Va. Her guests included Mrs. Hor
ace Turner, Miss Emily Robb, Mis-
Letitia Rider, Mrs. Richard Glenl
Hawthorne, Miss Ann Hutchison, Mr'
William s. Blanchard. jr.; Miss Mar
garet Robey, Miss Mary Hurst, Mr.
Garland Long, Miss Mary McCarty
Miss Alice Bready, Miss Jean Bread!
Miss Willie Kirk, Miss Hazel Kirl
Miss Sara Ellen Dawson, Miss Jun
Seamans, Mrs. George Noel, Nil
Mary Armfield and Mrs. Russell Gil
lette. High Scores were made b
Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Hawthorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Robbins an
their two children, Volney and Mari
Robbins, are the house guests Of M
and Mrs. Leonard Nordlie In the
home at Mclean, Va.
Mrs. Nordlie's mother, Mrs. 8.
Robbins, who has passed the Summt
at Mclean, has left for Hinsdale, II
to attend the wedding of her olde
grandchild, Mr.. James McMaki
Later Mrs. Robbins will 60 to Mian
Fla, to remain during the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred CUNNINGHAM
Vienna, Va, accompanied by the
family, have left by motor for wy
ming, Oregon and California, whe
they expect to spend the Whit
months.
Mrs. w. B. Weadon returned
her home in Washington, D. G.. ye
terday after having been the que
over the week end of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barbour Hutchison of Herndon. Va.
Mrs. Shirley Piggot entertained
few friends at bridge on Saturd
afternoon at her home near PURGE
vile. The guests were Mrs. Lev