Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

Families A1Uav
Visitors Arrive
From Carolinas
By Margaret Germ ond

The first holiday in three months
to fall at the end of a week has
come just as the Capital has been
getting foretaste of real summer.
For the families of members of Con-
gress the three-day holiday is too
short for most of them to make
trips home. Those who have chill
dren in school here are standing by
for the annual agony of examina-
tions, so only few are enjoying q
few days out of town.
Among those who have been away
for longer period is Mrs. Frederick
R. Coudert, jr., wife of Representa-
tive Coudert of New York, who left
a week ago last Friday for New
York and will be gone over this
week end.
Mrs H. Carl Andersen, wife Of
Representative Andersen of Mime
sofa also has been away for some
days and is expected back in WASH
ington about Tuesday or Wednes-
day.
Representative Frances P. Bolton
OF Ohio decided to take a rest over
the holiday and week end. She left
for short trip to an unannounced
destination, with complete relaxa-
ton in mind.
Another Ohio member of the
House, Representative Henderson H,
Carson, left about the middle of the
week with Mrs. Carson for Canton
and will be back here in a day or
two.
Guests on House Party
A house party in a lodge not far
from Knoxville attracted Represen-
1tative and Mrs. Robert B. Clipper
field Of Illinois, who left Friday for
Tennessee and will return tonight
or tomorrow morning.
Miss Vera Bloom, daughter Of
Representative Sol Bloom, went to
New York about ten days ago and
will be back in the Capital again
some time this week.
Delaware being not so far away.
Representative and Mrs. j. Caleb
Boggs are spending the week end
at their home in Wilmington. They
took their two children, Caleb IT.,
now 13, and little Marilu, who was
II months old Thursday, with them.
New York was the mecca of Rep
+resentative Albert NJ. Cole of Kan.
sas. who left Friday with Mrs. Cole
and their two children to spend the
week end. Mary Catherine is in
her first year of high school and
Will is winding up his studies in
the ninth grade.
Mrs. Celler, wife of Representa-.
tive Celler of New York, checked
out Thursday morning from the
Mayf1ower and left with their
daughter, Judith, for Brooklyn.
They will be gone over the week
end and maybe longer.
When Mrs. Francis H. Case leaves
next week for South Dakota it will
be for the summer. Daughter Jane.
aged II, will go with her mother and
later in June they will be Joined
at their home in Custer by Repre-.
sentative Case.
Grandchildren Here
Carolina families, both North and
South, are enjoying visits from their
children and grandchildren - es-
specially the latter. Thirteen-year.
old Clement HargTave and his II.
year-old sister, Eve, arrived Friday
from their home in Lexington, N. c..
to spend a week with their grand.
parents, Representative and Mrs,
Herbert c. Bonner of Washington.
| N. C. The young visitors are the
children of Representative and Mrs.
Bonner's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton
Hargrave.
| Two weeks ago Mrs. Carl r,
Thackston and her daughter, Bar
bara Ruth, aged II months, came up
from Greenville for visit with her
parents, Representative and Mrs.
Joseph R. BrysCn of South Carolina.
They will be in Washington for sew
/ eral weeks longer