Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1929, Page 62

?Sbé;alj SGt Enjoying £ Early Autumn Period g In Pleasure Outind& :quy Chase Residents Fre- , aquent Vultora at Recrea-|r® ‘tion Resoru——Mlnv En- tertaining . Guests—Per: " sonal Notes Ruth Adams has returned to uflme on Leland street after visit- Mr. and Mrs. g‘) Admu nzve returned from Del- o Mr llld Ml‘l M!r Whiteford and son Joseph are at their home on irlln mcet n.nex’ ' spending two weeks - MY- lfld Mfl Roben E. Quirk have to thelr home on West Irving after motoring to Martha's Vin- yard, Mass., for a week. ‘nfiu -nd . C. Wynne and ‘of Boston, Mass., are Ww thelr new home at 32 Rose- 'Mr'uflduml E. muuel&thnlx e on. ucxw% street after'a: motor h the ewl:n land States. , hiers have nwrmd from a irip the NT!I'M States .nd Miss Mewdz Kreutzer is jat her |’ affer. gx:é the month of tion, etr house guest, Mr. Sharpe, visited Dutton’s - sister, Mrs. Harry E. lmdt l.n“ her Summer. home, Piney ZMrs. R. Harvey Sargent, who suc- €teded ‘Mrs. William C. Dennis as pres- a ent' of ,the Chevy Chase ‘Woman's ub, has retyrned to her home on Mc- mniey street after spending the Sum- x in Ne'w England. W. T. 8 Curtis is in her home w West Lenox street after visiting in and Massathusetts. - Mr, -nd Mrs. Jose] Back’ from a motor trip to Virginia and Predericksburg, Va. L Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur LaRoe and their daughter, Dorothy are occupying Their ne' home in Forest Hills, ~Mr. Da . Betts and Mr. Willlam sons of Mr. t.nd Mrs.. Leon M. will resume’ his studies at the Norwich University. - Mr. William Blum, jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Wiliam Blum ‘of Elm street, left ‘Thursday for Montclair, N. J., where he #ill spend a few days with his class- ‘ .|mate, Mr, Dalton" Viskniskki. Mr. Blum and Mr. Viskniskki will. resume at Swcrithmore College. rs.” Emanuel A. Golden- m}llu l(m gflllh u.u;nur of Mr. and Mrs. Wl.rrenD Brush, has returned to her home after spending. lthfle:umu at Camp Glearochie, Ab- r‘m'uld Mrs. Clinton Wolcott and their: family of Kirze street left Tues- ;hy to motor to vlnlnu Beach, Va., for week. Mrs. Charles ‘C. Olarke ‘and family are at their home on West Irving street after spending the Summer at their summer home in Wayne, Me. and Mrs. Abner H. Ferguson and thep- daughter, Miss Margaret Les Fer- guson, have returned to their, home on months in Europe and Great Britain. Mrs. Alexander R. Mullowny and her daughter, Miss Katherine Mullowny of Connecticut avenue, are stopping in At- lantic City, N. J. Mrs. M\l{luvnya mother, Mrs. Katherine Thomas, is vis- iting in the mountains of Pem\sylvmh Motber Gives' Party To' Henor Son's Birthday. Mrs. Paul May entertained at the yesurdny !. clr shome on Elm: street. -ln-llw and sistér, Frank McLaughlin of Mnoh:g'. g g:“.!ogn nfiue who visited .{in 8 h , 'Pa., have returned Chase: -p-mnenu 0 e Chevy Mr. and Mrs. Fay H. Holbrook" their family are at home after speng three weeks at Bl wm Inp, nn, Canads. in'Ghiewy Chtase atiér pengime o zr n at Beach Haven, N, m “inglng m! “Mhrn muenan}r's 1l-u:l‘a’e.rt X Burks ‘are 0] ewlan thiaome Do Nevinadg fhet ater an Mrs. Darrell - Smith and her sons, Darrell and Morehead, have returned 0 their home after ‘a tour of the New mll‘;lfi, Stetes, Canada, New ¥ork and TS, Rnbert Kline and her son, M Donald Kline 6f Chevy Chase Plrkwn; have motored to Goshen, N. Y., to _;pend a weel n\g&wn is at home after sx-m\fln; tvlo months. at Blue Ridge Summit. Moentan Miss - Faith Br‘dturd of Cummings lane left on Tuesday for a visit of i:\l!‘.rfll ‘wecks wlth relmves in Rut- Mr. l.nd Mrs. Georgc W. Stone have completed & mptor trip to Ocean City, Md.,, returning by svay of Towaco, N.J., to vistt their son, Mr. Winchester Stone. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy S. Steward and their family have returned to their home on Shepherd street after spend- ing the Summer at their camp near Concord, N. H. Dr. and Mrs. Egbert Clarke and their son, who spent the Summer in Canada, have returned to their home on West Underwood street. Dr. and Mrs. Flavelle S. Koss and their daughter, Gail, are at their home on Harrison street after spending two | weeks at Cape May, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frizzel and iss Adrienne Barker are spending the weei Huntington street after ‘spending two ta Beale, who vmua sher mi . WASHINGTON, ¢nfl ut the ummer hnme of w mdlmmd. lnd will return’ iy motor. to‘ jones at Overall, Vi Mr -nd Mrs. Hy W, Jenh 6f Oljver street left last wek by motor for TS Ferry, W. Va.,, to spend & week. and Mrs. u-elemu Home m- ‘Wedding Toiy in Eurepe. Mr, and Mrs. Albert E. MacKenale are at home after spending four months on their wedding journey, in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. ‘MacKensie will oceupy their new home in the Broadmoor tbuut»oflnber Mrs. Bynum E. Hinton. and thelr tunuy left Tuesdey to spend a few days at lhe Hnd and Gun Club, Harpers Ferry, W. Mr. and Mrs. Plul Myers and chil- dren have returned to their home on Melrose street after spending the Sum- . mzr at Marthas Vineyard, Mass. Mr. and Mrs, Prank S. W!utbrook and (hzlr hmlly. who moumd"n Spar "'yhere théy spent wo estbrook’s father, Dr. ncu'u haye returned to chevy Chase. Mrs. Bruce 8. Branson, her daughters, | Miss Eleanor Branson and_Miss .Anne Branson, and her son, Mr. Bruce Bran- .a!%n have remr‘md‘ ': their home tl;n street; A spending two mvnuu tnvo_ung through Central ¥u- birthday anniversary of her son Paul | Br Del © Mrs, Jere' Crane And her dlll ur‘ Miss Catherine Crane, are at their home on Chevy Chase Parkway after spending A month touring throu&?.!he Neéw Eng- land - States, Mrs. ne. and Miss Onne spent, several days at West Point, Mr, and Mrs, Burton comlng and their daughter, unrnnt of Leland street b the Wi d_with Corning’s parents, Mr. IM Mrs, Whiteford of Whiteford, Md. Miss Betsy Hartz, daughter iof Mr, and-| Mrs. B. L. Hartz, has joingd her parents on Meadow lane 'r spending the Summer in Cenada, Detroit and Cleve- land as the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Maguire. Mr, and Mrs, E. R. McComas and their daughter, Betsy Jane, returned to their home a week ago from Atlantic City, N. J., where they spent 10 days. Mr. and Mys, W. 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