Evening star., 1936-06-06

| she ACJeQ as UOSlcSS OuL Ing
his official life, has left for Cleveland
to attend the convention. Miss Bur-
ton, who has always taken keen and
active interest in politics, both ma
tional and local. will be on the special
committee of Mrs. katherine Kennedy
Brown, national committee woman of
Ohio. After the convention Miss Bur-
ton will remain for some visits among
old friends in Ohio before returning
to her apartment here. Next month
she will take motor trip through
New England.
/ Mr.. Walter Evans Edge. former Am
bassador to France, and Mrs. Edge
are at the Amba ssador Hotel in New
York City.
Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew, widow
of the late former Senator Depew,
will sail tonight to spend the Summer
abroad.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett and her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, have
with them their nephew and niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Porcher, and
their young son. Mr.. and Mrs. Por-
cher are on their way to Bryn Mawr
to see their daughter, Miss Frances
Porcher, graduate next week. Miss
Porcher is a granddaughter of Mrs.
Edward Porcher, a sister of Mrs
Blodgett and Mrs. Matthews.
| Mrs. Ridley Mclean. widow of the
late Rear Admiral Mclean, will sail
June 20 from Los Angeles for Homo
/ lulu.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Jones have
with them for visit their daughter,
Mrs. Richard r. Richardson, jr.. of
Norfolk. Mrs. Richardson Is the for
mer Miss Ruth E. Jones. She made
her debut in society here a year before
her marriage. She will remain until
the end Of next week, when Mrs.
Richardson will join her for day or
two before returning together to Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ellis will give a
garden party this afternoon from 3
until O'Clock at Rippon Lodge, their
estate in Virginia.
Miss Helen Wear OF Omaha, who
has spent the past few Winters with
Miss Sally Ann Williams in the home
Of the latter's grandmother, Mrs. Rus
| sell B. Harrison, has returned to
Omaha. She will be married shortly,
the date not definitely set, to Mr..
James F. O'Brien. formerly of Omaha.
Miss Wear is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Wear. She has been at
| tached to the Office staff of Senator
Edmund r. Burke of Omaha. Mr..
O'Brien's family removed recently
from Omaha to st. Louis and he Is
now q resident of Springfield, Mo-,
where he will take his bride some time
next month.
MIR and Mrs. Hugh Hesselbach have
gone to Virginia Beach, where they
are staying at the Princess Anne
Country Club until next week, when
they will return to their home on
Twentieth street.
Mr.. w. Travis Wilson, director of
the Alexandria Kiwanis Camp, left
yesterday for his home in Texas to
attend the Texas centennial. He will
return to Washington about the end
OF next week. He has for the past
two years been on the staff of the
Board of Public Welfare in the Dis
trict of Columbia
Miss Winifred Hartley and Miss
Evelyn Hartley of Leeds in Yorkshire,
England, who came for the triennial
conference of Associated Rural Wom-
en- OF the World, are guests of Mrs.
Theodore ]. Pickett, on Biltmore
street. The Misses Hartley are twin
nieces Of Mr.. John Arthur Barratt,
K. c., of London, vice president of
the Mayfiower Society of London and
legal adviser to the United States En-
bassy. The British visitors will visit
in other cities in this country and
in Canada, sailing later in the Sum-
mer from the Dominion for their Eng
lish home.
Mrs. William w. Scott and Mrs.
Robert Lyons entertained at a bridge
luncheon at Tilden Gardens yester-
day in honor of Mrs. Jack Schofield
and her daughter. Miss Betty Scho-
field of Hollywood. Calf, who have
spent the last two weeks in Wash
ington.
The guests included Mrs. Norman
Jenner Of Gallatin, Mo-; Mrs. Cleve-
land Newton, st. Louis, Mo-: Mrs.
Philip Ashford, Mrs. Charles Emery
Ferguson, Mrs. Louis Laudick, Mrs.
J. Ward Mankin, Mrs. George Cook
and Mrs. Charles p. Keyser.
Mrs. Schofield, who formerly lived